Telescopic lens

A telescopic lens is a type of optical system that gathers and magnifies distant images, allowing us to see faraway objects more clearly. It usually consists of multiple lenses arranged in a specific way to enhance clarity and focus. Telescopic lenses are commonly found in instruments like telescopes for astronomy, binoculars for viewing distant scenes, and cameras for capturing long-range images. By bending and redirecting light, these lenses create a magnified image that appears closer, making them essential tools for observation in various fields, including science, photography, and outdoor activities.