Telescope with photographing function
By using Schmidt Special Han prism and optical photography system in the telescope, the light entering the telescope is introduced into the camera system to form the same image as that of observation, solving the problem of the difference in field of viewing and taking pictures of existing telescopes, and realizing the The structure is compact and the effect is exactly the same as the field of view taken.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202420406959.4
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-03-04
- Publication Date
- 2025-02-14
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-03-04
AI Technical Summary
When observing and taking pictures, the two fields of view differ. The pictures taken are not exactly the same as the scenes observed from the telescope, and the telescope is large and bulky.
Using a telescope optical system with Schmidt Special Han prism, the system consists of an optical objective lens system, Schmidt Special Han prism and optical eyepiece system. Schmidt Special Han prism is composed of a roof prism and auxiliary prism, and the auxiliary prism is plated on the auxiliary prism. There is a reflective film, and a light transmission hole and a prism are opened on the reflective film. The light transmission hole is matched with a prism to turn the light to the photographic light through hole on the lens barrel wall. The light is adjusted through the optical photography system and then placed in the CCD sensor. Form a photo image on it.
The field of view and photography is achieved exactly the same, solving the problem that ordinary telescopes and cameras cannot achieve long-distance observation and photography at the same time, and at the same time, the volume of the telescope is reduced and the structure is compact.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model belongs to the technical field of telescopes, and in particular relates to a telescope with a photographing function. Background Art
[0002] A monocular telescope is a single-eye observation telescopic imaging system composed of a set of eyepieces, prisms and objective lenses. Binoculars, also known as "binoculars", are telescopes composed of two monocular telescopes placed side by side. The distance between the two eyepieces can be adjusted so that both eyes can observe at the same time to obtain a three-dimensional effect. Its structure is to install a pair of total reflection prisms between the objective lens and the eyepiece, so that the incident light undergoes multiple total reflections in the lens barrel to shorten the length of the barrel. At the same time, the inverted image formed by the objective lens can be inverted to become an upright image. This device is referred to as a "prism telescope" and has a large field of view. It is often used in navigation, military reconnaissance, and field observation. In actual use, it is necessary to take pictures of the observed target and save it. Conventional telescopes do not have this function. There are also related patents about photographic telescopes in the prior art, such as:
[0003] Publication No. CN1409170A Publication Date 2003.04.09 An optical observer device with a photographic function includes: a telescope optical system for observing an object; a digital camera system for photographing the object. The digital camera system includes a CCD sensor and an optical camera system, which are connected to each other so that the object forms a photographic image on the light receiving surface of the sensor through the optical camera system. An automatically operated focusing mechanism is connected to the telescope optical system and the camera lens system so that the object is focused through the telescope optical system and through the camera lens system.
[0004] Publication No. CN2550814Y Publication Date 2003.05.14 A long-distance synchronous observation camera is mainly composed of a telescopic system and a camera system, wherein the telescopic system includes a monocular telescope and binoculars, and the monocular telescope is connected in parallel with the binoculars through a connecting bridge plate, a digital camera is installed behind the eyepiece of the monocular telescope, and a synchronous linkage device is installed in parallel in front of the connecting bridge plate, when the synchronous linkage device is adjusted to make the telescope observe a desired target in the distance, press the shutter, and the digital camera can automatically record the target you observe.
[0005] Publication No. CN2502286Y Publication Date 2002.07.24 The utility model is mainly related to a telescope with a synchronous image capture device, and more particularly to a telescope with another single tube and an image capture device added to the telescope. Thus, when viewing a distant object through the telescope, the image capture device can be used to take a photo of the object for later viewing or research.
[0006] The above-mentioned telescopes are large and bulky, and photography and observation are two systems with different fields of view. The photographed pictures are not exactly the same as the scenes observed through the telescope. Summary of the invention
[0007] In order to solve the above-mentioned defects in the prior art, the purpose of the utility model is to provide a telescope with a photographing function, which has a compact structure and can realize the functions of observation and photographing at the same time, and the observation result is exactly the same as the photographing result.
[0008] To achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the utility model adopts a technical solution: the telescope with a photographing function has a telescope optical system, the telescope optical system includes an optical objective lens system, an optical erecting system and an optical eyepiece system for observing an object, and is characterized in that: the optical erecting system adopts a Schmidt-Hahn prism, the Schmidt-Hahn prism is composed of a roof prism and an auxiliary prism, the auxiliary prism is plated with a reflective film, a light transmission hole is opened on the reflective film, the light transmission hole is matched with a prism, a photographic light through hole is opened on the wall of the lens barrel, an optical photographic system is arranged at the position of the photographic light through hole, the prism redirects the light transmitted from the light transmission hole to the photographic light through hole on the wall of the lens barrel, and the light forms a photo image on the CCD sensor after being adjusted by the optical photographic system.
[0009] A fixing seat is arranged on the lens barrel wall at a position corresponding to the photographic light through hole, the optical photographic system is sleeved in the fixing seat, and an optical axis fine-tuning structure for the optical axis position of the optical photographic system is arranged on the fixing seat.
[0010] The optical axis fine-tuning structure is three fine-tuning screws evenly distributed on the side wall of the fixing seat.
[0011] The photographic light through hole is located at the center of the reflective film on the auxiliary prism.
[0012] The area of the photographic light passage hole accounts for 5-10% of the area of the reflective film on the auxiliary prism.
[0013] The beneficial effects of the above technical solution are as follows: the image taken by the telescope with a photographing function is exactly the same as the image during observation, both in terms of field size and depth of field. It is a telescope that truly realizes that the observation result of the human eye through the telescope is exactly the same as the video recording result. The light used for photographing by the telescope is the light entering a lens barrel of the telescope and is guided to the optical photographic system to achieve photographing. Specifically, the optical path of the telescope is composed of an objective lens system, a Schmidt-Bergham prism and an eyepiece system. The Schmidt-Bergham prism is composed of a roof prism and an auxiliary prism. The auxiliary prism is coated with a reflective film. The Schmidt-Bergham prism realizes the up-down and left-right exchange of the incident light, thereby converting the inverted image formed by the objective lens into an upright image, and realizing the observation of distant targets through the eyepiece. The utility model has a light transmission hole on the reflective film of the auxiliary prism in the Schmidt-Bergham prism. When the light entering the lens barrel is irradiated by the light transmission hole, it is no longer reflected. Instead, the light transmitted through the light transmission hole is turned to the direction on the lens barrel wall by the added prism to form a photographic light. A photographic light through hole is opened on the lens barrel wall. The photographic light enters the optical photographic system fixed on the outer wall of the lens barrel through the photographic light through hole, and forms a photo image on the CCD sensor, thereby realizing photo storage. The greatest advantage of the device is that the observation result at a long distance is exactly the same as the photo shooting result, thereby solving the problem that the single function of ordinary telescopes and cameras, that is, ordinary telescopes are only for observation but cannot simultaneously shoot and ordinary cameras can only take photos at close range but cannot simultaneously shoot distant targets. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0014] The specific embodiments of the present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0015] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the utility model;
[0016] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the optical camera system;
[0017] Figure 3 The utility model is a schematic diagram of the structure of binoculars. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0018] The following will be combined with the drawings in the embodiments of the utility model to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the utility model. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the utility model, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments in the utility model, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without creative work are within the scope of protection of the utility model.
[0019] like Figure 1 , 2The telescope with a photographing function shown in 3 has a telescope optical system, which includes an optical objective lens system L1, an optical erecting system and an optical eyepiece system for observing an object. The optical erecting system uses a Schmidt-Bergham prism L2, which is composed of a roof prism L2-2 and an auxiliary prism L2-1. A reflective film 1 is plated on the auxiliary prism, and a light transmission hole 2 is provided on the reflective film. The photographic light through hole is located at the center of the reflective film on the auxiliary prism. The area of the photographic light through hole accounts for 5-10% of the area of the reflective film on the auxiliary prism. The scene light passing through the photographic light through hole is used for photographing, and accounts for a small proportion of the light entering the telescope, and does not affect the normal observation of the human eye through the eyepiece. The light transmission hole is matched with a prism L3, a photographic light through hole 4 is opened on the lens barrel wall, an optical camera system 8 is arranged at the position of the photographic light through hole, a fixing seat 7 is arranged at a position corresponding to the photographic light through hole on the lens barrel wall 5, the optical camera system 8 is set in the fixing seat 7, and an optical axis fine-tuning structure for the optical axis position of the optical camera system is arranged on the fixing seat, and the optical axis fine-tuning structure is three fine-tuning screws 6 evenly distributed on the side wall of the fixing seat. The prism L3 turns the light transmitted through the light transmission hole 2 to the photographic light through hole 4 on the lens barrel wall 5, and the light forms a photo image on the CCD sensor 9 after being adjusted by the optical camera system 8. The control system coordinated with the optical camera system stores or sends the image.
Claims
1. A telescope with a photographing function, having a telescope optical system, wherein the telescope optical system includes an optical objective lens system, an optical erecting system and an optical eyepiece system for observing an object, characterized in that: The optical erecting system adopts a Schmidt-Bergham prism, which is composed of a roof prism and an auxiliary prism. The auxiliary prism is coated with a reflective film, and a light transmission hole is opened in the reflective film. A prism is used to refract the light through the light transmission hole. A photographic light transmission hole is opened on the wall of the telescope barrel, and an optical photographic system is arranged at the position of the photographic light transmission hole. The prism redirects the light transmitted through the light transmission hole to the photographic light transmission hole on the wall of the barrel. The light forms a photo image on the CCD sensor after being adjusted by the optical photographic system.
2. The telescope with photographing function according to claim 1, characterized in that: A fixing seat is arranged on the lens barrel wall at a position corresponding to the photographic light through hole, the optical photographic system is sleeved in the fixing seat, and an optical axis fine-tuning structure for the optical axis position of the optical photographic system is arranged on the fixing seat.
3. The telescope with photographing function according to claim 2, characterized in that: The optical axis fine-tuning structure is three fine-tuning screws evenly distributed on the side wall of the fixing seat, and the accurate position is adjusted by the screws and then fixed firmly with glue.
4. The telescope with photographing function according to claim 1, characterized in that: The photographic light through hole is located at the center of the reflective film on the auxiliary prism.
5. The telescope with photographing function according to claim 4, characterized in that: The area of the photographic light passage hole accounts for 5-10% of the area of the reflective film on the auxiliary prism.
Citation Information
Patent Citations
Optical viewer device with camera function
CN1409170A
Telescopes with synchronous image picking device
CN2502286Y
Long distance synchronuous observation camera
CN2550814Y