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lens element

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lens element [′lenz ‚el·ə·mənt]
(optics)
Separate component lens of a multielement lens.
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The outer lens element is prone to being scratched and scuffed, and usually has a special coating on it that you DO NOT want to clean off with isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol), or Windex or something similar.
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The lens combines aspherical lens elements and ED (extra-low dispersion) lens for high optical precision, offering high resolution and minimal chromatic aberration at all settings, from 28mm wide-angle to 560mm super telephoto.
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