Schmidt camera
A Schmidt camera, also referred to as the Schmidt telescope, is a catadioptric astrophotographic telescope designed to provide wide fields of view with limited aberrations.
Schmidt cameraSchmidt-Väisälä cameraBernhard SchmidtSamuel Oschin telescopeMaksutov telescopeSchmidt corrector platePalomar ObservatoryKarl Schwarzschild ObservatorySchmidt–Newton telescopeWright CameraSchmidtAmateur Telescope MakingJames Gilbert BakerOptical telescopeLlano del Hato National Astronomical ObservatorySchmidt–Cassegrain telescopeAspheric lensJean MuellerGuillermo HaroLeo I (dwarf galaxy)
Catadioptric systemAlbert BouwersHamburg-Bergedorf ObservatoryRoyal Observatory, EdinburghYrjö VäisäläAstrophotographyCharles T. KowalStarkenburg ObservatoryReflecting telescopeSUNY Oneonta College ObservatoryTimeline of telescope technologyCassegrain reflectorHistory of the cameraAstrographField of viewList of telescope typesRoger Hayward1930 in science1930Meniscus corrector
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