ZEISS

ZEISS

ZEISS products range from hunting rifle scopes and hunting binoculars to cameras and camera lenses. Their lenses range from 50-millimeter ones for rangefinder cameras to 85-millimeter lenses that can be used with a variety of different camera types. ZEISS also has an array of lab microscopes to select from, ranging from portable microscopes to digital microscopes.

There are a variety of camera lenses available for you to choose from, including wide-angle and macro lenses.

• Fish-eye: This is a type of lens that offers up a field of view when snapping a photo of nearly 180 degrees. Because of this wide viewing angle, there is a distinct distortion at the edges.
• Macro: This type of lens is designed for close-up situations where the object of the photo is nearly touching the lens glass.
• Telephoto: This is a type of lens that comes with a long focal length, which produces an image that is magnified along with a field of view that is narrowed. Due to the way in which these images are magnified, the objects within the photo appear close to the camera.
• Wide-angle: This encompasses any type of lens that comes with a short focal length as the picture that is produced consists of more of a scene than with longer focal lengths.
• Zoom: This is a type of ZEISS lens that is equipped with a focal length range that can be altered at any point in time.

ZEISS makes hunting rifle scopes that come equipped with a variety of reticle types.

• BDC: This is a type of reticle that compensates for the drop of a bullet at certain distances. A dot will appear on the reticle for different yardage amounts in order to take gravity into account.
• Crosshair: This type consists of a vertical line and horizontal line that meet in the middle of the scope lens.
• Duplex: This is a type of reticle that consists of bold and lighter lines that allow you to take the range of a shot into account.
• Illuminated: This is a reticle type wherein the lines will become illuminated in low-light conditions, such as at night or in the early hours of the morning.
• Mil dot: This type is comprised of four dots along each of the four lines in order to identify where to aim from specific distances.

There are a variety of optical microscope types from ZEISS that you can select. A compound microscope is comprised of an objective lens with a short focal length and an eyepiece with a long focal length in order to achieve a magnified image. Both of these lenses are situated in the same tube. A stereo microscope is a type by ZEISS that is designed with parts that allow for a view of a sample at a low magnification. This type of microscope uses two separate eyepieces, one for each eye.