Albert ring

The Albert ring is a design feature used in some telescopic or optical systems to manage the path of light and improve image quality. It acts as a barrier or a structural element within the device, helping to reduce internal reflections and stray light that can cause glare or distortions. By controlling how light travels inside the instrument, the Albert ring enhances clarity and contrast in the images produced. Essentially, it’s a carefully engineered component that contributes to sharper, more accurate visual observations.