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Double-Gauss lens
The double Gauss lens is a compound lens used mostly in camera lenses that reduces optical aberrations over a large focal plane.
==Design==
The double Gauss lens consists of two back-to-back Gauss lenses (a design with a positive meniscus lens on the object side and a negative meniscus lens on the image side) making two positive meniscus lenses on the outside with two negative meniscus lenses inside them. The symmetry of the system and the splitting of the optical power into many elements reduces the optical aberrations within the system. There are many variations of the design. Sometimes extra lens elements are added. The basic lens type is one of the most developed and utilized photographic lenses. The design forms the basis for many camera lenses in use today, especially the wide-aperture standard lenses used on 35 mm and other small-format cameras. It can offer good results up to with a wide field of view, and has sometimes been made at 1.0. Extra wide aperture f/1.4 Double Gauss lenses usually have seven elements for extra aberration control. Modern super wide aperture models can have eight or more elements. Moderate aperture f/2.8 versions can be simplified to five elements.
The Double Gauss was likely the most intensively studied lens formula of the twentieth century,〔Cox, p. 245.〕 producing dozens of major variants, scores of minor variants, hundreds of marketed lenses and tens of millions of unit sales.〔Cox, pp. 444–452.〕〔Kingslake, pp. 123–128.〕 It had almost no flaws, except for a bit of oblique spherical aberration, which could lower peripheral contrast.〔Cox, pp. 245–248.〕 Double Gauss/Planar tweaks were the standard wide aperture, normal and near-normal prime lens for sixty years.
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