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Optics for defence and military equipment – key considerations
When specifying an optical component for military use, price may be a consideration but more important is top performance and proven resistance to vibration, shock, temperature, and water ingress to...
Compact lens for operating in high radiation areas
The Model 390 is a compact non browning lens for small sensor cameras operating in high radiation areas. Designed to provide high performance imaging up to a total radiation dose of 100,000,000 rad,...
Does non browning glass stay the same colour in a radioactive environment?
In short, no. It is a misconception that the colour of non-browning glass will remain completely unchanged when exposed to radiation. After it has been irradiated non browning glass will change in...
High performance CSI lens
Did you know that our Model 228 lens has become an industry standard for Reflected Ultraviolet Imaging Systems (RUVIS) used to detect fingerprints or bloodstains undiscovered during an initial Crime...
Festive Greetings
As we look back upon the past year, the team at Resolve Optics would like to acknowledge all the customers and supply partners who have helped us develop our business. Thanks for a great year, enjoy...
FAQ: How long does it take to develop a custom fixed focus lens?
This will depend on the complexity of the design. However, for most fixed focus lenses our aim is to supply you with an initial proposal within 1-2 weeks of the enquiry. Once a specification has...
The nuclear industry, a key partner for a low carbon society.
Reporting back from the recent World Nuclear Exhibition in Paris, France – our customer support manager – Rob Watkinson commented “This was a great opportunity to meet with several nuclear systems...
Choosing the best lens for your camera / sensor
When selecting a lens for your camera, it is commonly thought that the lens should match the number of cycles provided by the sensor to give you the maximum resolution possible. This however - is...
FAQ: How can I justify a custom lens design?
A: When looking for optical components for your camera, instrument, or sensor the first port of call is often the off-the-shelf market, and quite rightly so. Off-the-shelf optical components can...








