Results for tag: "Optical Low Pass Filter"

Optical Low Pass Filters (OLPFs) are optoelectronic components used to reduce the amount of high-frequency light entering a camera or imaging system. OLPFs are typically used in digital cameras to reduce the amount of moiré and false color artifacts that can occur when capturing fine details. OLPFs are also used in other imaging systems, such as microscopes, to reduce the amount of scattered light that can interfere with the image. OLPFs are typically made of a combination of optical materials, such as glass, plastic, and metal, and are designed to block light of certain frequencies. OLPFs are used in a variety of industries, including consumer electronics, medical imaging, and industrial automation. OLPFs are also used in scientific research, such as astronomy and microscopy. Some companies in the Optical Low Pass Filter market include Edmund Optics, Thorlabs, Newport Corporation, and Jenoptik. Show Less Read more