Abstract: A variable viewfinder, for wide-angle camera shots includes three lens units. The first and third lens units, in the light direction, have negative refractive power whereas the second unit has positive refractive power. The lens units are arranged displaceably relative to one another, for changing the viewfinder magnification, in a telescope housing that includes an adaptor for insertion into a flash shoe on the camera. The first and third lens units are fixed in the telescope housing and the second lens unit is arranged in a variator that can be displaced in the telescope housing. The variator includes at least one guide pin which, through a curved track arranged in the telescope housing, engages in a longitudinal groove that runs parallel to the longitudinal axis of the telescope housing. In addition, the variator is provided in a rotating ring pushed onto the telescope housing.

Abstract: A variable viewfinder, for wide-angle camera shots includes three lens units. The first and third lens units, in the light direction, have negative refractive power whereas the second unit has positive refractive power. The lens units are arranged displaceably relative to one another, for changing the viewfinder magnification, in a telescope housing that includes an adaptor for insertion into a flash shoe on the camera. The first and third lens units are fixed in the telescope housing and the second lens unit is arranged in a variator that can be displaced in the telescope housing. The variator includes at least one guide pin which, through a curved track arranged in the telescope housing, engages in a longitudinal groove that runs parallel to the longitudinal axis of the telescope housing. In addition, the variator is provided in a rotating ring pushed onto the telescope housing.

Abstract: A lens testing device comprises a holder, fitted on a stand, for mounting a lens specimen, a test object illuminated from the rear, an imaging objective and a detector for evaluating the image of the test object. The imaging objective can be combined with the detector to form a unit. The lens specimen is an objective specimen and the test object is arranged in the focal plane of the objective specimen inside the holder. The imaging objective is a collimator objective and the detector is arranged in the focal plane of the collimator objective. Either the holder or the unit is pivotably supported on the stand and the holder and the unit can be pivoted relative to one another.