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Thomas Rudolphus Dallmeyer

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When Thomas was twenty-one, his father went on a long voyage to recuperate from overwork but died during the journey. Thomas took over and not only maintained the reputation of the lenses his father had designed but he continually improved them and added new patterns. Among his principal inventions
141:. He also designed the Dallmeyer-Bergen lens, which was the prototype of the anachromatic lenses. It was suggested by a painter, J.S. Bergheim, who wished for a lens which would give him correct drawing and soft definition without sacrificing the natural structure of the original. 169:"The Dallmeyer-Bergen portrait lens is a simple telephoto composed of a single uncorrected lens, and the softness of definition is regulated by the diaphragm which is in front of all the glasses. It gives beautiful soft-focus effects without having to move the camera." 133:
was the first practical telephoto lens (patented 1891) which he afterwards elaborated into many special forms for various purposes, a rapid landscape lens, a rectilinear landscape lens, some of the earliest rapid lenses made with lenses from
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He married Julia Fanny Thomas (died 26 September 1936), daughter of Charles Thomas Lt 54 Bengal Infantry, on 13 January 1886.
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who ran an optics business. His maternal grandfather, Andrew Ross, was himself the first English photographic optician.
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Telephotography: an elementary treatise on the construction, and application of the telephotographic lens
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He was the author of a standard book on the subject of telephoto lenses,
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Dallmeyer, John Henry s.v. Thomas Rudolphus Dallmeyer
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optician
John Henry Dallmeyer
Mill Hill School
J.A.H. Murray
Oxford English Dictionary
Oliver Lodge
Jena
Royal Photographic Society




American Photography
Thomas Rudolphus Dallmeyer (1899) Telephotography: an elementary treatise on the construction, and application of the telephotographic lens
public domain
Chisholm, Hugh
Dallmeyer, John Henry s.v. Thomas Rudolphus Dallmeyer
Encyclopædia Britannica
Categories
1859 births
1906 deaths
Lens designers
Photographers from London
British optometrists

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