Usually means: Lens minimizing chromatic and spherical aberrations.
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▸ noun:  (optics) A kind of lens corrected for chromatic and spherical aberration.

Similar:
apochromatism, anastigmat, spherical aberration, aplanatism, diopteric aberration, adaptive optics, spherocylinder, astigmatism, optic, refractor, more...

Opposite:
achromat, monochromat

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Similar:
apochromatism, anastigmat, spherical aberration, aplanatism, diopteric aberration, adaptive optics, spherocylinder, astigmatism, optic, refractor, more...

Opposite:
achromat, monochromat



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