This invention proposes an optical
system for imaging complex systems, comprising an
eyepiece, an aperture stop, an aberration-correcting lens group, a front field lens group, a rear field lens group, and a
prism group. The rear field lens group includes a semi-transparent, semi-reflective mirror. Light from the
light source passes through the
eyepiece and illuminates the
pupil. Reflected light from the fundus exits the
pupil and passes through the
eyepiece, aperture stop, aberration-correcting lens group, front field lens group, and rear field lens group to reach the semi-transparent, semi-reflective mirror. 50% of the light passes through the semi-transparent, semi-reflective mirror into the
prism group for RGB imaging, while the other 50% is reflected by the semi-transparent, semi-reflective mirror for
white light imaging. The front field lens group includes a transmission-type
deformable mirror. The focusing surfaces of the fundus, the aberration-correcting lens group, the front field lens group, and the
prism group are conjugate. The
pupil, the aperture stop, and the transmission-type
deformable mirror are also conjugate. This invention ensures high precision, high stability, and high
light energy utilization in complex imaging scenarios, providing a solution for multi-band, high-resolution diagnosis of fundus diseases.