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| Hello , Vikings made their aspheric lenses to burn wounds by sunlight. Their quality analysed by Rodentock - Germany and they said that these lenses are at equivalent quality with late 1950s products. I want to make my photograph machine lenses. How can I make my lenses with same quality and poor technology ? Best , Mustafa Umut Sarac Istanbul |
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| You would almost certainly have to Diamond Turn these. I regularly make these types of lenses in optical grade acrylic, polycarbonate and high index polymers such as MR7. Here's some I made earlier. What machine are you using please? Thanks. [Edit] The lenses they made were conics which had surprisingly little spherical abberation, which is pretty advanced considering what they had to make them with. It would have taken a long, long time to make this conventionaly (months,). Mind you, there does exist a crystal lens from about 1000BC (I'll remember where from in a bit). The viking lenses were dated around 11th cenury AD at most. Lenses have been about for a long time
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