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Describe about the concave lens?


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Answered by saurabhsinghbihari
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Answered by AJAYMAHICH
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A concave lens has a dish-shaped surface, one that is curved inwards. By itself, it can be used in spectacles for short-sightedness. In cameras, it would shorten the focal length. But in general the formulations of modern camera lenses are too complicated to be able to explain their use.

One example of a lens with a concave front element is the

 Interchangeable Lens ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 50mm F2.0 Macro | Macro | Olympus



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