Patent Application: US-79883697-A

Abstract:
there is provided a zoom lens of an inner focusing system which is capable of an auto - focusing operation and a manual focusing operation with a high precision . a zoom lens system in which a movement locus of a focusing lens unit is defined by synthesizing a focus cam and a zoom compensation cam is arranged such that a ratio of an amount of rotation for focusing from infinity to closest to an amount of rotation for zooming from wide angle to telephoto in the focus cam is set within a predetermined range so that , when the sensitivity of a movement of an imaging point with respect to a movement of the focusing lens unit in the direction of the optical axis in the closest in - focus state is larger than that in the infinity in - focus state , the sensitivity of the movement of the imaging point with respect to the movement of the focusing lens unit in the rotational direction satisfies specific conditions .

Description:
the present invention will be described in detail hereinafter with reference to its embodiments . a zoom lens of the first embodiment is a zoom lens which has a four - unit arrangement , i . e ., positive , negative , positive , and positive lens units , and attains focusing by a negative second lens unit . in this zoom lens , the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) of the rotation amount for focusing from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position ( r = 0 . 95 m ) to the amount of rotation for zooming from the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ) to the telephoto end ( f = 194 . 0 ) is set to be - 0 . 65 . table 19 below summarizes various paraxial data of an optical system and data for defining the shape of a focus cam according to the first embodiment . the upper table in table 19 summarizes the focal length data , and the principal point interval data of the respective lens units of the optical system corresponding to the first embodiment . in this table , f1 , f2 , f3 and f4 are respectively the focal lengths of first , second , third and fourth lens units , and d1 , d2 , d3 , and d4 are respectively the principal point interval between the first and second lens units , the principal point interval between the second and third lens units , the principal point interval between the third and fourth lens units , and the principal point interval between the fourth lens unit and a predetermined imaging plane in six zooming states ( f = 28 . 8 ( 1 - pos ), 35 . 0 ( 2 - pos ), 50 . 0 ( 3 - pos ), 85 . 0 ( 4 - pos ), 135 . 0 ( 5 - pos ), and 194 . 0 mm ( 6 - pos )). the middle table in table 19 summarizes spline sample data when the shape ( a curve g 2f in fig1 b ) of the focus cam in the second lens unit of the first embodiment , which is used for focusing , is expressed by the above - mentioned spline function associated with the angle a of rotation of a rotatable lens barrel and the amount x of movement in the direction of the optical axis . in this middle table , ( 1 ), ( 2 ), ( 3 ), and ( 4 ) correspond to the first , second , third , and fourth lens units , respectively . furthermore , the lower table in table 19 summarizes the infinity focusing positions ( infinity corresponding positions ) at the respective focal lengths ( f = 28 . 8 , 35 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 85 . 0 , 135 . 0 , and 194 . 0 mm ), and the amounts of rotation ( amounts of rotation for focusing ) upon focusing to respective photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 2 , and 0 . 95 m ) using the focus cam of the first embodiment . in the lower table in table 19 , since the amount of rotation for zooming from the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ) to the telephoto end ( f = 194 . 0 ) is set to be 10 . 0 , and the amount of rotation for focusing from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position ( r = 0 . 95 m ) is set to be - 6 . 5 , the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) of the amount of rotation for focusing to the amount of rotation for zooming in the first embodiment is - 0 . 65 . table 19__________________________________________________________________________first embodiment f = 28 . 8 - 194 . 0 ( rotation amount ratio : a . sub . f / a . sub . z = - 0 . 65 ) __________________________________________________________________________focal lengths and principal point intervals of lens units of firstembodiment 1 - pos 2 - pos 3 - pos 4 - pos 5 - pos 6 - pos__________________________________________________________________________ f 28 . 8000 35 . 0000 50 . 0000 85 . 0000 135 . 0000 194 . 0000f1 85 . 0000 d1 11 . 5063 15 . 6399 23 . 6055 35 . 1974 44 . 4737 50 . 4202f2 - 14 . 7000 d2 25 . 8069 23 . 2088 19 . 3898 14 . 8844 11 . 1724 7 . 8560f3 43 . 5000 d3 8 . 0000 7 . 3138 5 . 7748 3 . 8464 2 . 8540 2 . 0039f4 61 . 0000 d4 59 . 7035 64 . 5166 73 . 5311 86 . 9840 97 . 2356 104 . 6041__________________________________________________________________________focus cam shape ( spline interpolation sample point ) correspondingto first embodiment angle ( 1 ) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( 4 ) __________________________________________________________________________1 - 10 . 0000 . 0000 . 6790 . 0000 . 00002 - 6 . 5000 . 0000 . 5362 . 0000 . 00003 - 4 . 4106 . 0000 . 4194 . 0000 . 00004 - 3 . 2026 . 0000 . 3325 . 0000 . 00005 - 2 . 2078 . 0000 . 2472 . 0000 . 00006 - 1 . 3640 . 0000 . 1633 . 0000 . 00007 -. 7750 . 0000 . 0973 . 0000 . 00008 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 00009 3 . 5000 . 0000 -. 6351 . 0000 . 000010 5 . 5894 . 0000 - 1 . 3003 . 0000 . 000011 6 . 7974 . 0000 - 1 . 8632 . 0000 . 000012 7 . 7922 . 0000 - 2 . 4953 . 0000 . 000013 8 . 6360 . 0000 - 3 . 2268 . 0000 . 000014 9 . 2250 . 0000 - 3 . 9212 . 0000 . 000015 10 . 0000 . 0000 - 5 . 3084 . 0000 . 000016 10 . 5000 . 0000 - 6 . 7600 . 0000 . 0000__________________________________________________________________________amount of rotation for zooming and amount of rotation for focusing offirst embodimentrotation amount ratio : a . sub . f / a . sub . z = - 0 . 65 ) __________________________________________________________________________ infinity amount of correspond - photograph - rotation forfocal length ing position ing distance focusing__________________________________________________________________________28 . 8 mm . 0000 5 . 00 m -. 77535 . 0 mm . 9456 3 . 00 m - 1 . 36450 . 0 mm 2 . 8915 2 . 00 m - 2 . 20885 . 0 mm 5 . 9442 1 . 50 m - 3 . 203135 . 0 mm 8 . 5249 1 . 20 m - 4 . 411194 . 0 mm 10 . 0000 0 . 95 m - 6 . 500condition corresponding value ( 1 ) 1 . 81condition corresponding value ( 2 ) 8 . 72condition corresponding value ( 3 ) - 0 . 65condition corresponding value ( 4 ) 0 . 37 ( wide - angle end ) 0 . 18 ( telephoto end ) condition corresponding value ( 5 ) 0 . 65 ( wide - angle end ) 0 . 91 ( telephoto end ) condition corresponding value ( 6 ) 1 . 65 ( wide - angle end ) 1 . 48 ( telepboto end ) __________________________________________________________________________ table 20 below summarizes the numerical value data of the cams of the focusing lens unit in the first embodiment , which data are calculated by interpolation based on a spline function on the basis of the sample data of the focus cam summarized in the middle table in table 19 . in this table , ( angle ) is the angle of rotation of the rotatable lens barrel , ( 2 ) is the amount ( mm ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the second lens unit , and ( f ) is the focal length ( mm ) of the entire system in an infinity in - focus state corresponding to the amount ( angle ) of rotation . table 20______________________________________cam numerical value data of focusing lens unit in firstembodiment zoom compensation camfocus cam numerical value data numerical value dataangle ( 2 ) f angle ( 2 ) f______________________________________ - 6 . 5000 . 5362 . 0000 - 6 . 0000 . 5114 . 0000 - 5 . 5000 . 4848 . 0000 - 5 . 0000 . 4561 . 0000 - 4 . 5000 . 4252 . 0000 - 4 . 0000 . 3917 . 0000 - 3 . 5000 . 3555 . 0000 - 3 . 0000 . 3162 . 0000 - 2 . 5000 . 2736 . 0000 - 2 . 0000 . 2276 . 0000 - 1 . 5000 . 1777 . 0000 - 1 . 0000 . 1234 . 0000 -. 5000 . 0641 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 28 . 8000 . 0000 . 0000 28 . 8000 . 5000 -. 0685 32 . 0242 . 5000 . 8742 32 . 02421 . 0000 -. 1423 35 . 3710 1 . 0000 1 . 7614 35 . 37101 . 5000 -. 2226 38 . 8814 1 . 5000 2 . 7015 38 . 88142 . 0000 -. 3108 42 . 6132 2 . 0000 3 . 7069 42 . 61322 . 5000 -. 4081 46 . 6255 2 . 5000 4 . 7830 46 . 62553 . 0000 -. 5158 50 . 9755 3 . 0000 5 . 9325 50 . 97553 . 5000 -. 6351 55 . 7062 3 . 5000 7 . 1512 55 . 70624 . 0000 -. 7675 60 . 8343 4 . 0000 8 . 4253 60 . 83434 . 5000 -. 9151 66 . 3964 4 . 5000 9 . 7444 66 . 39645 . 0000 - 1 . 0802 72 . 4133 5 . 0000 11 . 0933 72 . 41335 . 5000 - 1 . 2650 78 . 8805 5 . 5000 12 . 4518 78 . 88056 . 0000 - 1 . 4722 85 . 7983 6 . 0000 13 . 8029 85 . 79836 . 5000 - 1 . 7073 93 . 3264 6 . 5000 15 . 1571 93 . 32647 . 0000 - 1 . 9772 101 . 7016 7 . 0000 16 . 5280 101 . 70167 . 5000 - 2 . 2895 111 . 1184 7 . 5000 17 . 9167 111 . 11848 . 0000 - 2 . 6536 121 . 7895 8 . 0000 19 . 3243 121 . 78958 . 5000 - 3 . 0906 134 . 3107 8 . 5000 20 . 7909 134 . 31079 . 0000 - 3 . 6350 149 . 5900 9 . 0000 22 . 3728 149 . 59009 . 5000 - 4 . 3168 168 . 0630 9 . 5000 24 . 0881 168 . 063010 . 0000 - 5 . 3084 194 . 0000 10 . 0000 26 . 2620 194 . 0000______________________________________ the left table in table 20 summarizes the numerical value data of the focus cam of the first embodiment , and the right table in table 20 summarizes the numerical value data of the zoom compensation cam of this embodiment . a value obtained by synthesizing the amounts ( 2 ) of movement in the direction of the optical axis in the numerical value data of the focus cam and the zoom compensation cam in the range from the amount of rotation ( angle = 0 . 0 ) to the amount of rotation ( angle = 10 . 0 ) coincides with the movement locus ( a curve g 2 in fig1 ) of the second lens unit calculated using the paraxial data in the upper table in table 19 . therefore , the zoom compensation cam ( a curve g 2h in fig1 ) is determined by subtracting the focus cam ( the curve g 2 in fig1 ) from the movement locus ( the curve g 2 in fig1 ) upon zooming of the second lens unit determined by the paraxial data in the upper table in table 19 . fig1 shows the paraxial arrangement and the movement loci upon zooming of the zoom lens according to the first embodiment , and fig1 shows the shapes of the focus cam and the zoom compensation cam of the second lens unit of this embodiment . referring to fig1 g1 , g2 , g3 , and g4 respectively represent the first , second , third , and fourth lens units , and g 1 , g 2 , g 3 , and g 4 respectively represent the movement loci upon zooming of the first , second , third , and fourth lens units . in addition , g 2f and g 2h respectively represent the shapes of the focus cam and the zoom compensation cam of the second lens unit . as described above , a shape obtained by synthesizing the focus cam g 2f and the zoom compensation cam g 2h of the second lens unit coincides with the movement locus g 2 of the second lens unit . fig2 is a view for explaining the shape of the focus cam 2f of the first embodiment . referring to fig2 ( f = 28 . 8 ; r = un ) and ( f = 28 . 8 ; r = 0 . 95 ) respectively represent the in - focus positions at the infinity and the closest distance ( r = 0 . 95 m ) at the wide - angle end , and coordinate positions ( x ; a ) on the focus cam are respectively ( x ; a )=( 0 ; 0 ) and ( x ; a )=( 0 . 536 ; - 6 . 5 ). on the other hand , ( f = 194 ; r = un ) and ( f = 194 ; r = 0 . 95 ) respectively represent the in - focus positions at the infinity and the closest distance ( r = 0 . 95 m ) at the telephoto end , and coordinate positions ( x ; a ) on the focus cam are respectively ( x ; a )=(- 5 . 308 ; 10 ) and ( x ; a )=(- 0 . 635 ; 3 . 5 ). upon zooming from the wide - angle end to the telephoto end , the second lens unit moves on the focus cam g 2f from the coordinate position ( 0 ; 0 ) to the coordinate position (- 5 . 308 ; 10 ) for an infinity object , and from the coordinate position ( 0 . 536 ; - 6 . 5 ) to the coordinate position (- 0 . 635 ; 3 . 5 ) for a closest distance object . therefore , the second lens unit moves by 10 . 0 in the direction of rotation ( the direction of an axis a ) in both the cases . on the other hand , upon focusing from the infinity arrangement to the closest distance object , the second lens unit moves on the focus cam g 2f from the coordinate position ( 0 ; 0 ) to the coordinate position ( 0 . 536 , - 6 . 5 ) at the wide - angle end , and from the coordinate position (- 5 . 308 ; 10 ) to the coordinate position (- 0 . 635 ; 3 . 5 ) at the telephoto end . therefore , the second lens unit moves by - 6 . 5 in the direction of rotation ( the direction of the axis a ) at these ends . in contrast to this , in the direction of the optical axis ( the direction of an axis x ), the second lens unit moves by 0 . 536 at the wide - angle end , and by 4 . 673 at the telephoto end . since the shape of the focus cam g 2f is determined by interpolating the coordinates ( f = 28 . 8 ; r = 0 . 95 ), ( f = 28 . 8 ; r = un ), ( f = 194 ; r = 0 . 95 ), and ( f = 194 ; r = un ) by the spline function , the change in slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam g 2f becomes larger as the absolute value of the x - coordinate of ( f = 28 . 8 ; r = 0 . 95 ) is smaller or as the absolute value of the x - coordinate of ( f = 194 ; r = un ) is larger . more specifically , as the ratio ( δx tr / δx wr ) between the amounts δx xr and δx wr of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit required for focusing from the infinity position to the closest distance position at the wide - angle end or telephoto end is larger , the change in slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam becomes larger . tables 21 , 22 , and 23 below summarize the amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit , the imaging magnifications β k of the respective lens units , the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis , the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , and the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), the middle position ( f = 85 . 0 ), and the telephoto end ( f = 194 . 0 ) according to the first embodiment , respectively . in these tables , ( r ) on the left side is the photographing distance ( m ), ( ang ) is the amount of rotation on the focus cam upon focusing to the respective photographing distances , and 1 ), 2 ), 3 ), and 4 ) on the right side respectively represent the first , second , third , and fourth lens units . also , in these tables , the first table summarizes the amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in the direction of the optical axis upon focusing to the respective photographing distances ( r = 10 . 0 , 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 2 , and 0 . 95 m ) ( note that movement toward the object side is positive ). the second table summarizes the imaging magnifications β k of the respective lens units in an in - focus state at the respective photographing distances ( r = 10 . 0 , 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 2 , and 0 . 95 m ). the third table summarizes the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis of the focusing lens unit in an in - focus state at the respective photographing distances ( r = 10 . 0 , 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 2 , and 0 . 95 m ). furthermore , the fourth table summarizes the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam at the positions , on the focus cam , corresponding to an in - focus state at the respective photographing distances ( r = 10 . 0 , 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 2 , and 0 . 95 m ), and the fifth table summarizes the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation of the focusing lens unit in an in - focus state at the respective photographing distances ( r = 10 . 0 , 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 2 , and 0 . 95 m ). table 21__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis atwide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in first embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 374 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 048 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 775 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 097 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 364 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 163 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 208 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 247 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 203 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 332 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 419 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 536 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8mm ) in firstembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 250 3 ) - 63 . 758 4 ) . 021r 10 . 000 ang -. 374 1 ) -. 009 2 ) -. 247 3 ) - 63 . 758 4 ) . 021r 5 . 000 ang -. 775 1 ) -. 018 2 ) -. 243 3 ) - 63 . 758 4 ) . 021r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 364 1 ) -. 030 2 ) -. 239 3 ) - 63 . 758 4 ) . 021r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 208 1 ) -. 047 2 ) -. 233 3 ) - 63 . 758 4 ) . 021r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 203 1 ) -. 065 2 ) -. 227 3 ) - 63 . 758 4 ) . 021r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 411 1 ) -. 084 2 ) -. 221 3 ) - 63 . 758 4 ) . 021r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) -. 112 2 ) -. 214 3 ) - 63 . 758 4 ) . 021conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis at wide - angleend ( 28 . 8 mm ) in first embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 722 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 374 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 725 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 775 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 728 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 364 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 732 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 208 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 737 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 203 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 741 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 746 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 753 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in first embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 132 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 374 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 126 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 775 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 118 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 364 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 106 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 208 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 093 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 203 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 079 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 065 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) . 0u0 2 ) -. 048 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in first embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 228 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 374 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 217 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 775 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 204 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 364 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 184 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 208 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 161 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 203 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 138 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 114 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 084 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 02 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 37 table 22__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis atmiddleposition ( 85 . 0 mm ) in first embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 367 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 152 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 762 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 303 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 341 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 500 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 173 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 743 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 164 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 981 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 384 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 215 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 519 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at middle position ( 85 . 0 mm ) in first embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 419 3 ) 5 . 606 4 ) -. 426r 10 . 000 ang -. 367 1 ) -. 009 2 ) -. 408 3 ) 5 . 606 4 ) -. 426r 5 . 000 ang -. 762 1 ) -. 018 2 ) -. 398 3 ) 5 . 606 4 ) -. 426r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 341 1 ) -. 031 2 ) -. 385 3 ) 5 . 606 4 ) -. 426r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 173 1 ) -. 048 2 ) -. 368 3 ) 5 . 606 4 ) -. 426r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 164 1 ) -. 067 2 ) -. 352 3 ) 5 . 606 4 ) -. 426r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 384 1 ) -. 087 2 ) -. 336 3 ) 5 . 606 4 ) -. 426r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) -. 117 2 ) -. 315 3 ) 5 . 606 4 ) -. 426conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis at middleposition ( 85 . 0 mm ) in first embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 702 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 367 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 751 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 762 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 798 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 341 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 858 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 173 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 929 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 164 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 995 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 384 1 ) . 000 2 ) 5 . 058 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 5 . 135 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at middle position ( 85 . 0 mm ) in firstembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 434 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 367 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 398 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 762 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 364 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 341 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 319 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 173 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 266 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 164 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 217 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 384 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 170 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 123 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at middle position ( 85 . 0 mm ) in first embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 2 . 040 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 367 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 889 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 762 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 745 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 341 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 551 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 173 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 310 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 164 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 082 3 ) . 000 4 ) r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 384 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 860 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 629 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 09 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 31 table 23__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis attelephoto end ( 194 . 0 mm ) in first embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 364 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 766 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 775 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 387 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 364 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 082 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 208 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 813 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 203 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 445 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 008 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 673 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at telephoto end ( 194 . 0mm ) in firstembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 739 3 ) 4 . 318 4 ) -. 715r 10 . 000 ang -. 364 1 ) -. 009 2 ) -. 687 3 ) 4 . 318 4 ) -. 715r 5 . 000 ang -. 775 1 ) -. 018 2 ) -. 645 3 ) 4 . 318 4 ) -. 715r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 364 1 ) -. 031 2 ) -. 598 3 ) 4 . 318 4 ) -. 715r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 208 1 ) -. 049 2 ) -. 548 3 ) 4 . 318 4 ) -. 715r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 203 1 ) -. 068 2 ) -. 505 3 ) 4 . 318 4 ) -. 715r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 411 1 ) -. 089 2 ) -. 467 3 ) 4 . 318 4 ) -. 715r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) -. 121 2 ) -. 422 3 ) 4 . 318 4 ) -. 715conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis at telephotoend ( 194 . 0 mm ) in first embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 318 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 364 1 ) . 000 2 ) 5 . 026 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 775 1 ) . 000 2 ) 5 . 563 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 364 1 ) . 000 2 ) 6 . 122 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 208 1 ) . 000 2 ) 6 . 665 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 203 1 ) . 000 2 ) 7 . 097 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) 7 . 451 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 7 . 834 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at telephoto end ( 194 . 0 mm ) in first embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 2 . 494 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 364 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 763 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 775 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 332 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 364 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 032 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 208 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 736 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 203 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 546 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 399 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 251 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at telephoto end ( 194 . 0 mm ) in first embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 10 . 769 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 364 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 8 . 863 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 775 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 7 . 412 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 364 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 6 . 321 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 208 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 4 . 908 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 203 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 3 . 877 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 4 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 2 . 971 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 6 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 968 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 81 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 18 as can be seen from tables 21 , 22 , and 23 , at each focal length , the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis increases but the value of the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam decreases as the photographing distance becomes closer to the closest distance . therefore , as can be seen from these tables , the value of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation , which is defined as the product of the conversion coefficient γ x and the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , decreases as the photographing distance becomes closer to the closest distance by the influence of the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , contrary to a case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . from tables 21 , 22 , and 23 , the rate of change , from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position , of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation is × 0 . 37 at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), × 0 . 31 at the middle position ( f = 85 . 0 ), and × 0 . 18 at the telephoto end ( f = 194 . 0 ). when the number n of divisions of the focus range upon a change in conversion coefficient γ a in the first embodiment is calculated using formula ( a ), and is compared with that a case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the numbers n w , n m , and n t of divisions at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end respectively have the following values : when the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 . therefore , as can be understood from a comparison with the case in which the ratio of amounts of rotation ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the numbers n of divisions become small . as described above , in the zoom lens of the first embodiment , since the rate of change , from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position , of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation becomes much smaller than that in a case in which the ratio ( a f / a z ) of amounts of rotation is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the number of data of the conversion coefficient μ a and the correction coefficient μ can be reduced , and the storage capacity can be suppressed . tables 24 , 25 , and 26 summarize the calculation results of the conversion coefficient k a and the correction coefficient μ at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), middle position ( f = 85 . 0 ), and telephoto end ( f = 194 . 0 ) according to the first embodiment . in these tables , ( r ) is the object distance ( m ), ( ang ) is the amount of rotation for focusing from the infinity corresponding position on the focus cam , ( r ) is the conversion coefficient γ a in the direction of rotation , ( rs ) is the conversion coefficient k a , ( bf ) is the defocus amount ( mm ), and ( l ) is the correction coefficient μ . each table has a matrix structure , and eight rows in the vertical direction indicated by ( pos ) represent the object positions ( r = 10 . 0 , 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 2 , and 0 . 95 mm ), and four pairs ( r , angle ) in the horizontal direction represent the lens arrangements of the focusing lens unit . more specifically , the position of the focusing lens in the first pair in the upper two tables in each of tables 24 , 25 , and 26 , i . e ., in the third and fourth columns is ( r , angle )=( 0 . 0 , 0 . 0 ), and it indicates that this position corresponds to the infinity corresponding position . therefore , the third column ( r ) in the first table represents the value of the conversion coefficient γ a in the direction of rotation when the focusing lens unit is focused on an infinity object , and the fourth column ( rs ) represents the value of the conversion coefficient k a when the focusing lens unit is moved from an in - focus state on an infinity object to an in - focus state at the object distance in the second column . furthermore , the third column ( bf ) in the second table represents the defocus amount δbf from a predetermined imaging position when the position of the focusing lens unit corresponds to the infinity corresponding position , and an object is located at an object distance in the second column , and the fourth column ( l ) represents the value of the correction coefficient μ when the focusing lens unit is moved from an in - focus state on an infinity object to an in - focus state at the object distance in the second column . similarly , the position of the focusing lens in the fourth pair in the lower two tables in each of tables 15 , 16 , and 17 , i . e ., in the ninth and tenth columns is ( r , angle )=( 0 . 95 , - 6 . 5 ), and it indicates that this position corresponds to the closest in - focus ( r = 0 . 95 m ) corresponding position . therefore , the ninth column ( r ) in the third table represents the value of the conversion coefficient γ a in the direction of rotation when the focusing lens unit is focused on a closest distance ( r = 0 . 95 m ) object , and the tenth column ( rs ) represents the value of the conversion coefficient k a when the focusing lens unit is moved from an in - focus state on the closest distance ( r = 0 . 95 m ) object to an in - focus state at the object distance in the second column . furthermore , the ninth column ( bf ) in the fourth table represents the defocus amount δbf from a predetermined imaging position when the position of the focusing lens unit corresponds to the closest corresponding position , and the object is located at an object distance in the second column , and the tenth column ( l ) represents the value of the correction coefficient μ when the focusing lens unit is moved from an in - focus state on the closest distance ( r = 0 . 95 m ) object to an in - focus state at the object distance in the second column . as described above , since the conversion coefficient in the direction of rotation is calculated by k a = δbf / δa ( where δa : the amount of rotation for focusing ), and the correction coefficient μ is calculated by μ = δbf /( 1 - k a / γ a ), the value of the conversion coefficient k a ( eight row , fourth column in first table : (- 0 . 148 ) when the focusing lens unit is moved from an in - focus state on the infinity object to an in - focus state at the object distance ( r = 0 . 95 m ) in table 24 is calculated by k a = 0 . 96 /- 6 . 5 =- 0 . 148 using δbf = 0 . 96 and δa =- 6 . 5 . on the other hand , the value of the correction coefficient μ ( eight row , fourth column in second table : 2 . 75 ) is calculated as μ = 2 . 75 using δbf = 0 . 96 , k a =- 0 . 148 , and γ a =- 0 . 228 . table 24__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) of first embodimentf = 28 . 8 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 374 5 . 000 -. 775 3 . 000 - 1 . 364pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 228 . 000 -. 222 -. 215 -. 2052 10 . 000 -. 224 -. 217 . 000 -. 210 -. 1993 5 . 000 -. 218 -. 211 -. 204 . 000 -. 1934 3 . 000 -. 209 -. 202 -. 195 -. 184 . 0005 2 . 000 -. 197 -. 190 -. 183 -. 1736 1 . 500 -. 184 -. 177 -. 171 -. 1617 1 . 200 -. 169 -. 163 -. 157 -. 1498 . 950 -. 148 -. 143 -. 137 -. 129__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 08 3 . 72 -. 17 2 . 99 -. 28 2 . 522 10 . 000 . 08 4 . 18 . 00 . 00 -. 08 2 . 76 -. 20 2 . 423 5 . 000 . 17 3 . 79 . 08 3 . 12 . 00 . 00 -. 11 2 . 384 3 . 000 . 28 3 . 39 . 20 2 . 87 . 11 2 . 53 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 . 43 3 . 15 . 35 2 . 77 . 26 2 . 54 . 15 2 . 426 1 . 500 . 59 3 . 01 . 50 2 . 72 . 41 2 . 53 . 30 2 . 407 1 . 200 . 75 2 . 90 . 66 2 . 65 . 57 2 . 48 . 45 2 . 338 . 950 . 96 2 . 75 . 87 2 . 55 . 79 2 . 40 . 67 2 . 24__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 2 . 208 1 . 500 - 3 . 203 1 . 200 - 4 . 411 . 950 - 6 . 500pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 191 -. 176 -. 161 -. 1392 10 . 000 -. 185 -. 171 -. 156 -. 1343 5 . 000 -. 179 -. 166 -. 151 -. 1304 3 . 000 -. 171 -. 158 -. 144 -. 1245 2 . 000 -. 161 . 000 -. 148 -. 135 -. 1156 1 . 500 -. 150 -. 138 . 000 -. 125 -. 1077 1 . 200 -. 138 -. 126 -. 114 . 000 -. 0978 . 950 -. 120 -. 109 -. 099 -. 084 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 42 2 . 28 -. 56 2 . 02 -. 71 1 . 72 -. 90 1 . 392 10 . 000 -. 34 2 . 25 -. 48 2 . 00 -. 63 1 . 70 -. 82 1 . 383 5 . 000 -. 26 2 . 24 -. 40 1 . 99 -. 55 1 . 69 -. 74 1 . 374 3 . 000 -. 14 2 . 24 -. 29 1 . 97 -. 44 1 . 66 -. 63 1 . 365 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 15 1 . 91 -. 30 1 . 62 -. 50 1 . 346 1 . 500 . 15 2 . 18 . 00 . 00 -. 15 1 . 57 -. 35 1 . 327 1 . 200 . 30 2 . 09 . 15 1 . 81 . 00 . 00 -. 20 1 . 328 . 950 . 51 2 . 00 . 36 1 . 75 . 21 1 . 53 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 65 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 65 table 25__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at middle position ( 85 . 0 mm ) of first embodimentf = 85 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 367 5 . 000 -. 762 3 . 000 - 1 . 341pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 2 . 040 . 000 - 1 . 932 - 1 . 830 - 1 . 6952 10 . 000 - 1 . 994 - 1 . 888 . 000 - 1 . 789 - 1 . 6563 5 . 000 - 1 . 948 - 1 . 845 - 1 . 745 . 000 - 1 . 6134 3 . 000 - 1 . 880 - 1 . 779 - 1 . 681 - 1 . 551 . 0005 2 . 000 - 1 . 783 - 1 . 685 - 1 . 589 - 1 . 4636 1 . 500 - 1 . 673 - 1 . 579 - 1 . 487 - 1 . 3677 1 . 200 - 1 . 547 - 1 . 458 - 1 . 371 - 1 . 2588 . 950 - 1 . 364 - 1 . 283 - 1 . 204 - 1 . 103__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 71 30 . 55 - 1 . 39 28 . 77 - 2 . 27 24 . 402 10 . 000 . 73 32 . 17 . 00 . 00 -. 71 28 . 19 - 1 . 61 23 . 813 5 . 000 1 . 49 32 . 70 . 73 32 . 06 . 00 . 00 -. 93 23 . 154 3 . 000 2 . 52 32 . 07 1 . 73 30 . 01 . 97 26 . 33 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 3 . 87 30 . 69 3 . 04 28 . 23 2 . 24 25 . 02 1 . 22 21 . 516 1 . 500 5 . 29 29 . 39 4 . 41 26 . 93 3 . 57 24 . 11 2 . 49 21 . 017 1 . 209 6 . 78 28 . 07 5 . 86 25 . 69 4 . 96 23 . 15 3 . 83 20 . 268 . 950 8 . 86 26 . 72 7 . 87 24 . 52 6 . 91 22 . 28 5 . 69 19 . 69__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 2 . 173 1 . 500 - 3 . 164 1 . 200 - 4 . 384 . 950 - 6 . 500pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 1 . 529 - 1 . 365 - 1 . 203 -. 9952 10 . 000 - 1 . 491 - 1 . 330 - 1 . 170 -. 9663 5 . 000 - 1 . 451 - 1 . 292 - 1 . 135 -. 9364 3 . 000 - 1 . 392 - 1 . 238 - 1 . 085 -. 8935 2 . 000 - 1 . 310 . 000 - 1 . 164 - 1 . 017 -. 8366 1 . 500 - 1 . 222 - 1 . 082 . 000 -. 943 -. 7747 1 . 200 - 1 . 122 -. 989 -. 860 . 000 -. 7098 . 950 -. 981 -. 865 -. 755 -. 629 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 3 . 32 19 . 86 - 4 . 32 16 . 47 - 5 . 27 13 . 23 - 6 . 46 11 . 132 10 . 000 - 2 . 69 19 . 45 - 3 . 72 16 . 21 - 4 . 70 13 . 04 - 5 . 92 11 . 063 5 . 000 - 2 . 05 19 . 03 - 3 . 10 15 . 96 - 4 . 11 12 . 86 - 5 . 37 11 . 014 3 . 000 - 1 . 16 18 . 54 - 2 . 26 15 . 65 - 3 . 30 12 . 62 - 4 . 61 10 . 985 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 15 15 . 21 - 2 . 25 12 . 29 - 3 . 62 11 . 006 1 . 500 1 . 21 18 . 15 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 15 11 . 96 - 2 . 58 11 . 207 1 . 200 2 . 48 17 . 28 1 . 21 14 . 14 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 50 11 . 768 . 950 4 . 25 16 . 93 2 . 89 14 . 41 1 . 60 13 . 13 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 67 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 58 table 26__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at telephoto end ( 194 . 0 mm ) of first embodimentf = 194 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 364 5 . 000 -. 775 3 . 000 - 1 . 364pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 10 . 773 . 000 - 9 . 087 - 7 . 713 - 6 . 5252 10 . 000 - 10 . 709 - 8 . 864 . 000 - 7 . 498 - 6 . 4023 5 . 000 - 10 . 460 - 8 . 614 - 7 . 414 . 000 - 6 . 3824 3 . 000 - 10 . 442 - 8 . 650 - 7 . 494 - 6 . 325 . 0005 2 . 000 - 10 . 378 - 8 . 548 - 7 . 324 - 6 . 0756 1 . 500 - 10 . 286 - 8 . 395 - 7 . 128 - 5 . 8747 1 . 200 - 10 . 127 - 8 . 171 - 6 . 873 - 5 . 6178 . 950 - 9 . 771 - 7 . 736 - 6 . 416 - 5 . 177__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 31 131 . 41 - 5 . 98 148 . 50 - 8 . 90 281 . 642 10 . 000 3 . 90 656 . 67 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 08 273 . 04 - 6 . 40 526 . 443 5 . 000 8 . 11 278 . 71 3 . 54 125 . 86 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 76 419 . 924 3 . 000 14 . 24 463 . 41 8 . 65 358 . 25 4 . 41 - 412 . 24 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 22 . 91 625 . 46 15 . 76 442 . 35 10 . 49 858 . 42 5 . 13 129 . 636 1 . 500 32 . 94 727 . 96 23 . 83 450 . 74 17 . 30 448 . 54 10 . 80 151 . 327 1 . 200 44 . 67 745 . 50 33 . 06 423 . 26 24 . 99 342 . 21 17 . 11 152 . 808 . 950 63 . 51 683 . 20 47 . 46 373 . 00 36 . 73 272 . 88 26 . 59 146 . 51__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 2 . 208 1 . 500 - 3 . 203 1 . 200 - 4 . 411 . 950 - 6 . 500pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 5 . 384 - 4 . 488 - 3 . 743 - 2 . 9132 10 . 000 - 5 . 285 - 4 . 402 - 3 . 666 - 2 . 8473 5 . 000 - 5 . 228 - 4 . 336 - 3 . 600 - 2 . 7854 3 . 000 - 5 . 102 - 4 . 219 - 3 . 491 - 2 . 6905 2 . 000 - 4 . 907 . 000 - 4 . 060 - 3 . 343 - 2 . 5616 1 . 500 - 4 . 738 - 3 . 876 . 000 - 3 . 169 - 2 . 4137 1 . 200 - 4 . 493 - 3 . 645 - 2 . 969 . 000 - 2 . 2468 . 950 - 4 . 091 - 3 . 288 - 2 . 656 - 1 . 967 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 11 . 89 122 . 19 - 14 . 37 90 . 97 - 16 . 51 63 . 35 - 18 . 93 39 . 372 10 . 000 - 9 . 74 126 . 26 - 12 . 49 92 . 01 - 14 . 83 63 . 20 - 17 . 47 39 . 043 5 . 000 - 7 . 49 114 . 37 - 10 . 53 88 . 60 - 13 . 09 61 . 65 - 15 . 95 38 . 324 3 . 000 - 4 . 31 107 . 94 - 7 . 76 87 . 53 - 10 . 64 60 . 51 - 13 . 82 37 . 565 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 4 . 04 84 . 82 - 7 . 36 58 . 59 - 10 . 99 36 . 4l6 1 . 500 4 . 71 137 . 55 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 83 56 . 96 - 7 . 96 35 . 097 1 . 200 9 . 90 117 . 35 4 . 40 73 . 94 . 00 . 00 - 4 . 69 33 . 108 . 950 17 . 56 105 . 60 10 . 84 71 . 42 5 . 55 52 . 59 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 91 k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 48 as can be seen from tables 24 , 25 , and 26 above , when a change in conversion coefficient k a : ( rs ) ( e . g ., the fourth column in the first table ) at a given lens arrangement ( e . g ., at the infinity in - focus arrangement ) is considered , the rate of change becomes small as compared to the change in k a ( tables 6 , 7 , and 8 ) in a case in which the ratio ( a f / a z ) of amounts of rotation is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the previously - discussed embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 examined previously . more specifically , the amount δa of rotation for focusing in the first embodiment at the infinity object side becomes relatively smaller than that at the closest object side , as compared to a case in which the ratio ( a f / a z ) of amounts of rotation is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . in fact , when the ratio between the amount of rotation for focusing upon focusing to the closest distance and the amount of rotation for focusing upon focusing to the object distance ( r = 5 . 0 m ) is calculated in tables 1 and 19 , 4 . 807 / 10 . 0 = 0 . 481 when the ratio ( a f / a z ) of amounts of rotation is set to be 1 . 0 , while - 0 . 775 /- 6 . 5 = 0 . 119 in the first embodiment . as described above , when the focus cam with the arrangement of the present invention is used , since the amount δa of rotation for focusing becomes relatively smaller at the infinity object side , the conversion coefficient k a becomes relatively large at the infinity object side , and consequently , the change in conversion coefficient k a in the direction of rotation can be reduced as compared to the conventional system . the calculation results of the rate of change of k a with respect to γ a at the infinity in - focus arrangement and the closest in - focus arrangement at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), middle position ( f = 85 . 0 ), and telephoto end ( f = 194 . 0 ) in the case in which the ratio ( a f / a z ) of amounts of rotation is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 and in the first embodiment of the present invention is which said ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be - 0 . 65 are as follows . ______________________________________when the ratio ( a . sub . f / a . sub . z ) is set to be 1 . 0 infinity closest arrangement k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 arrangement k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar______________________________________wide - angle end 5 . 05 0 . 33 ( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position 6 . 24 0 . 32 ( f = 85 . 0 ) telephoto end 9 . 49 0 . 30 ( f = 194 . 0 ) first embodimentwide - angle end 0 . 65 1 . 65 ( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position 0 . 67 1 . 58 ( f = 85 . 0 ) telephoto end 0 . 91 1 . 48 ( f = 194 . 0 ) ______________________________________ as described above , according to the present invention , since the rate of change of k a with respect to γ a is small as compared to the conventional system , and the contribution of the correction term ( δbf / μ ) in k a = γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ ) can be reduced , the value of the correction coefficient μ can be set to be large as compared to the defocus amount δbf , and at the same time , the change in correction coefficient μ can be decreased . therefore , even when only a pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set for a given lens arrangement large , an error in the conversion coefficient k a calculated using γ a and μ or in the actual lens driving amount δa for focusing can be eliminated . next , in the case in which the ratio ( a f / a z ) of amounts of rotation is set to 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 and the first embodiment of the present invention in which the ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to - 0 . 65 , when the lens driving amounts upon focusing from the infinity in - focus lens arrangement to the closest distance object and upon focusing from the closest in - focus lens arrangement to the infinity object at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), middle position ( f = 85 . 0 ), and telephoto end ( f = 194 . 0 ) are calculated from δa = δbf / γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ )!, and errors from the actual lens driving amounts are then calculated , the following values are obtained . note that the value of the correction coefficient μ upon focusing from the infinity in - focus lens arrangement to the closest distance object adopts a value at the object distance ( pos - 5 ), and the value of the correction coefficient μ upon focusing from the closest in - focus lens arrangement to the infinity object adopts a value at the object distance ( pos - 4 ). ______________________________________when the ratio ( a . sub . f / a . sub . z ) of amounts of rotation is set to 1 . 0 infinity arrangement → closest arrangement → closest in - focus state infinity in - focus state______________________________________wide - angle end - 9 . 3 % - 27 . 2 %( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position - 11 . 7 % - 28 . 3 %( f = 85 . 0 ) telephoto end - 13 . 7 % - 28 . 9 %( f = 194 . 0 ) first embodimentwide - angle end - 6 . 8 % - 0 . 8 %( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position - 6 . 1 % - 0 . 5 %( f = 85 . 0 ) telephoto end 1 . 0 % - 1 . 6 %( f = 194 . 0 ) ______________________________________ as described above , even when only a pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set for a given lens arrangement range , an error between the conversion coefficient k a calculated from γ a and μ and the lens driving amount δa for focusing becomes small as compared to the conventional system , and focusing can be realized with higher accuracy . next , an examination will be made as to whether not only accurate auto - focusing but also so - called manual focusing can be attained in the zoom lens of the first embodiment . table 27 summarizes the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing upon manual focusing using the focus cam ( the middle table in table 19 ) of the first embodiment , the amount dx ( mm ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit corresponding to the amount of rotation for focusing , and the displacement amount bf ( mm ) of the imaging point when the amount ( dx ) of movement in the direction of the optical axis is given . the upper table in table 27 summarizes the displacement amount ( bf ) of the imaging point corresponding to the photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 2 , and 0 . 95 m ) in the respective zooming states of the focal lengths ( f = 28 . 8 , 35 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 85 . 0 , 135 . 0 , and 194 . 0 mm ), and the middle table summarizes the values of the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing required for attaining an optimal in - focus state with respect to the respective photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 2 , and 0 . 95 m ). note that the amounts of rotation for focusing , which have values for eliminating any displacement of the imaging point at the wide - angle end and the telephoto end , are selected . the lower table summarizes the amounts ( dx ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the respective lens units corresponding to the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing in association with the photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 2 , and 0 . 95 m ) in the respective zooming states with the focal lengths ( f = 28 . 8 , 35 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 85 . 0 , 135 . 0 , and 194 . 0 mm ). in the lower table , ( f ) is the focal length ( mm ) of the entire system , ( r ) is the photographing distance ( m ), and ( dx ) is the amount ( mm ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of each of the first , second , third , and fourth lens units in turn from the right side . note that the amount of movement in the direction of the optical axis toward the object side is represented by a positive value . table 27__________________________________________________________________________displacement amount bf ( mm ) of imaging point and amountdx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in first embodiment__________________________________________________________________________ 0 . 95 m 1 . 20 m 1 . 50 m 2 . 00 m 3 . 00 m 5 . 00 m__________________________________________________________________________f 28 . 800 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000f 35 . 000 bf . 000 . 001 . 002 . 003 . 006 . 006f 50 . 000 bf . 000 . 007 . 016 . 015 . 007 . 002f 85 . 000 bf . 000 -. 023 -. 042 -. 046 -. 035 -. 022f 135 . 000 bf . 000 -. 043 -. 038 -. 042 -. 027 -. 019f 194 . 000 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000__________________________________________________________________________ angle da - 6 . 500 - 4 . 411 - 3 . 203 - 2 . 208 - 1 . 364 -. 775__________________________________________________________________________f 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 536 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 95 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 622 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 95 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 855 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 95 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 519 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 95 mf 135 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 800 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 95 mf 194 . 000 dx . 000 4 . 673 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 95 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 419 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 20 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 487 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 20 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 671 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 20 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 220 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 20 mf 135 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 315 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 20 mf 194 . 000 dx . 000 4 . 008 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 20 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 332 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 386 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 532 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 . 989 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 135 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 918 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 194 . 000 dx . 000 3 . 445 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 247 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 286 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 397 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 . 752 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 135 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 497 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 194 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 813 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 163 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 188 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 264 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 . 507 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 135 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 042 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 194 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 082 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 097 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 111 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 159 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 . 307 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 135 . 000 dx . 000 . 651 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 194 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 387 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 m__________________________________________________________________________ as can be seen from table 27 , so - called manual focusing can be attained since the displacement amounts of the imaging point at the respective focal lengths and photographing distances are very small , and fall within the depth of focus independently of the zooming state and photographing distance . the second embodiment is directed to a zoom lens which has a five - unit arrangement , i . e ., positive , negative , positive , and positive lens units , and attains focusing by a negative second lens unit . in this zoom lens , the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) of the rotation amount for focusing from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position ( r = 0 . 8 m ) to the amount of rotation for zooming from the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ) to the telephoto end ( f = 131 . 0 ) is set to be - 0 . 75 . table 28 below summarizes various paraxial data of an optical system and data for defining the shape of a focus cam according to the second embodiment . the upper table in table 28 summarizes the focal lengths and principal point interval data of the respective lens units of the optical system corresponding to the second embodiment in association with six zooming states ( focal length f = 28 . 8 ( 1 - pos ), 35 . 0 ( 2 - pos ), 50 . 0 ( 3 - pos ), 70 . 0 ( 4 - pos ), 105 . 0 ( 5 - pos ) and 131 . 0 mm ( 6 - pos )). the middle table in table 28 summarizes spline sample data when the shape of the focus cam in the second lens unit of the second embodiment , which is used for focusing , is expressed by a spline function associated with the angle a of rotation of a rotatable lens barrel and the amount x of movement in the direction of the optical axis . in this middle table , ( 1 ), ( 2 ), ( 3 ), ( 4 ), and ( 5 ) correspond to the first , second , third , fourth , and fifth lens units , respectively . furthermore , the lower table in table 28 summarizes the infinity focusing positions ( infinity corresponding positions ) at the respective focal lengths ( f = 28 . 8 , 35 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 70 . 0 , 105 . 0 , and 131 . 0 mm ), and the amounts of rotation ( amounts of rotation for focusing ) upon focusing to respective photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 8 m ) using the focus cam of the second embodiment . in this table , since the amount of rotation for zooming from the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ) to the telephoto end ( f = 131 . 0 ) is set to be 10 . 0 , and the amount of rotation for focusing from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position ( r = 0 . 8 m ) is set to be - 7 . 5 , the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) of the amount of rotation for focusing to the amount of rotation for zooming in the second embodiment is - 0 . 75 . table 28__________________________________________________________________________second embodiment f = 28 . 8 to 131 . 0 ( rotation amount ratio : a . sub . f / a . sub . z = - 0 . 75 ) __________________________________________________________________________focal lengths and principal point intervals of lens units of secondembodiment 1 - pos 2 - pos 3 - pos 4 - pos 5 - pos 6 - pos__________________________________________________________________________ f 28 . 8000 35 . 0000 50 . 0000 70 . 0000 105 . 0000 131 . 0000f1 77 . 2000 d1 10 . 3313 15 . 1893 23 . 5104 30 . 7072 38 . 5116 42 . 3545f2 - 14 . 7000 d2 27 . 6049 24 . 9667 20 . 7775 17 . 3207 13 . 3359 11 . 0136f3 21 . 3000 d3 6 . 0146 7 . 0237 8 . 9018 10 . 6018 12 . 3379 13 . 0291f4 - 37 . 0000 d4 9 . 0353 8 . 0262 6 . 1481 4 . 4481 2 . 7120 2 . 0208f5 60 . 0000 d5 50 . 6898 52 . 5061 55 . 8867 58 . 9468 62 . 0719 63 . 3160__________________________________________________________________________focus cam shape ( spline interpolation sample point ) corresponding tosecondembodimentangle ( 1 ) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( 4 ) ( 5 ) __________________________________________________________________________1 - 10 . 0000 . 0000 . 8070 . 0000 . 0000 . 00002 - 7 . 5000 . 0000 . 6835 . 0000 . 0000 . 00003 - 5 . 1843 . 0000 . 5397 . 0000 . 0000 . 00004 - 2 . 9523 . 0000 . 3538 . 0000 . 0000 . 00005 - 2 . 0697 . 0000 . 2632 . 0000 . 0000 . 00006 - 1 . 2981 . 0000 . 1740 . 0000 . 0000 . 00007 -. 7436 . 0000 . 1038 . 0000 . 0000 . 00008 -. 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 00009 2 . 5000 . 0000 -. 4452 . 0000 . 0000 . 000010 4 . 8157 . 0000 - 1 . 0711 . 0000 . 0000 . 000011 7 . 0477 . 0000 - 2 . 0300 . 0000 . 0000 . 000012 7 . 9303 . 0000 - 2 . 5880 . 0000 . 0000 . 000013 8 . 7019 . 0000 - 3 . 2255 . 0000 . 0000 . 000014 9 . 2564 . 0000 - 3 . 8190 . 0000 . 0000 . 000015 10 . 0000 . 0000 - 4 . 9504 . 0000 . 0000 . 000016 11 . 0000 . 0000 - 7 . 4500 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000__________________________________________________________________________amount of rotation for zooming and amount of rotation for focusing ofsecond embodimentrotation amount ratio : a . sub . f / a . sub . z = - 0 . 75 ) __________________________________________________________________________ infinity amount of correspond - photograph - rotation forfocal length ing position ing distance focusing__________________________________________________________________________28 . 8 mm . 0000 5 . 00 m -. 74435 . 0 mm 1 . 4190 3 . 00 m - 1 . 29850 . 0 mm 3 . 9887 2 . 00 m - 2 . 07070 . 0 mm 6 . 3656 1 . 50 m - 2 . 952105 . 0 mm 8 . 9103 1 . 00 m - 5 . 184131 . 0 mm 10 . 0000 0 . 80 m - 7 . 500condition corresponding value ( 1 ) 1 . 76condition corresponding value ( 2 ) 6 . 59condition corresponding value ( 3 ) - 0 . 75condition corresponding value ( 4 ) 0 . 38 ( wide - angle end ) 0 . 19 ( telephoto end ) condition corresponding value ( 5 ) 0 . 65 ( wide - angle end ) 0 . 79 ( telephoto end ) condition corresponding value ( 6 ) 1 . 59 ( wide - angle end ) 1 . 52 ( telephoto end ) __________________________________________________________________________ table 29 below summarizes the numerical value data of the cams of the focusing lens unit in the second embodiment , which data are calculated by interpolation based on a spline function on the basis of the sample data of the focus cam summarized in the middle table in table 28 . note that the meanings of the reference symbols in table 29 are the same as those in the first embodiment . table 29______________________________________cam numerical value data of focusing lens unit in secondembodiment zoom compensation camfocus cam numerical value data numerical value dataangle ( 2 ) f angle ( 2 ) f______________________________________ - 7 . 5000 . 6835 . 0000 - 7 . 0000 . 6557 . 0000 - 6 . 5000 . 6263 . 0000 - 6 . 0000 . 5951 . 0000 - 5 . 5000 . 5618 . 0000 - 5 . 0000 . 5264 . 0000 - 4 . 5000 . 4885 . 0000 - 4 . 0000 . 4480 . 0000 - 3 . 5000 . 4047 . 0000 - 3 . 0000 . 3584 . 0000 - 2 . 5000 . 3088 . 0000 - 2 . 0000 . 2555 . 0000 - 1 . 5000 . 1983 . 0000 - 1 . 0000 . 1370 . 0000 -. 5000 . 0710 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 28 . 8000 . 0000 . 0000 28 . 8000 . 5000 -. 0759 30 . 8560 . 5000 . 2539 30 . 85601 . 0000 -. 1573 33 . 0458 1 . 0000 -. 4569 33 . 04581 . 5000 -. 2454 35 . 3916 1 . 5000 -. 6163 35 . 39162 . 0000 -. 3410 37 . 9133 2 . 0000 -. 7276 37 . 91332 . 5000 -. 4452 40 . 6272 2 . 5000 -. 8018 40 . 62723 . 0000 -. 5589 43 . 5482 3 . 0000 -. 8388 43 . 54823 . 5000 -. 6834 46 . 6939 3 . 5000 -. 8415 46 . 69394 . 0000 -. 8198 50 . 0790 4 . 0000 -. 8129 50 . 07904 . 5000 -. 9694 53 . 7142 4 . 5000 -. 7562 53 . 71425 . 0000 - 1 . 1334 57 . 6059 5 . 0000 -. 6746 57 . 60595 . 5000 - 1 . 3144 61 . 7941 5 . 5000 -. 5712 61 . 79416 . 0000 - 1 . 5167 66 . 3669 6 . 0000 -. 4479 66 . 36696 . 5000 - 1 . 7450 71 . 4029 6 . 5000 -. 3068 71 . 40297 . 0000 - 2 . 0036 76 . 9473 7 . 0000 -. 1503 76 . 94737 . 5000 - 2 . 2981 83 . 0582 7 . 5000 . 0186 83 . 05828 . 0000 - 2 . 6387 89 . 9025 8 . 0000 . 1978 89 . 90258 . 5000 - 3 . 0406 97 . 6869 8 . 5000 . 3859 97 . 68699 . 0000 - 3 . 5275 106 . 7265 9 . 0000 . 5812 106 . 72659 . 5000 - 4 . 1299 117 . 3403 9 . 5000 . 7803 117 . 340310 . 0000 - 4 . 9504 131 . 0000 10 . 0000 . 9852 131 . 0000______________________________________ the left table in table 29 summarizes the numerical value data of the focus cam of the second embodiment , and the right table in table 29 summarizes the numerical value data of the zoom compensation cam of this embodiment . a value obtained by synthesizing the amounts ( 2 ) of movement in the direction of the optical axis in the numerical value data of the focus cam and the zoom compensation cam in the range from the amount of rotation ( angle = 0 . 0 ) to the amount of rotation ( angle = 10 . 0 ) coincides with the movement locus of the second lens unit calculated using the paraxial data in the upper table in table 28 . tables 30 , 31 , and 32 below summarize the amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit , the imaging magnifications β k of the respective lens units , the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis , the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , and the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), the middle position ( f = 70 . 0 ), and the telephoto end ( f = 131 . 0 ) according to the second embodiment , respectively . the arrangements of the respective tables and the meanings of the reference symbols are the same as those in the first embodiment . table 30__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( min ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis atwide - angleend ( 28 . 8 mm ) in second embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 360 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 052 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 744 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 104 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 298 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 174 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 070 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 263 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 2 . 952 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 354 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 184 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 540 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 7 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 684 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8mm ) in secondembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 282 3 ) -. 847 4 ) 10 . 073 5 ) . 155r 10 . 000 ang -. 360 1 ) -. 008 2 ) -. 278 3 ) -. 847 4 ) 10 . 073 5 ) . 155r 5 . 000 ang -. 744 1 ) -. 016 2 ) -. 275 3 ) -. 847 4 ) 10 . 073 5 ) . 155r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 298 1 ) -. 027 2 ) -. 270 3 ) -. 847 4 ) 10 . 073 5 ) . 155r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 070 1 ) -. 042 2 ) -. 264 3 ) -. 847 4 ) 10 . 073 5 ) . 155r 1 . 500 ang - 2 . 952 1 ) -. 059 2 ) -. 258 3 ) -. 847 4 ) 10 . 073 5 ) . 155r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 184 1 ) -. 094 2 ) -. 245 3 ) -. 847 4 ) 10 . 073 5 ) . 155r . 800 ang - 7 . 500 1 ) -. 125 2 ) -. 235 3 ) -. 847 4 ) 10 . 073 5 ) . 155conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in second embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 614 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 360 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 617 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 744 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 621 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 298 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 625 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 070 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 631 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 2 . 952 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 636 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 184 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 648 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 7 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 656 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in secondembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 147 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 360 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 140 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 744 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 132 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 298 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 122 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 070 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 109 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 2 . 952 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 096 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 184 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 071 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 7 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 054 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in second embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 237 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 360 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 226 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 744 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 214 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 298 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 198 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 070 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 178 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 2 . 952 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 158 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 184 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 118 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 7 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 090 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 03 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 38 table 31__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis atmiddleposition ( 70 . 0 mm ) in second embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 357 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 160 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 740 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 318 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 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7 . 500 1 ) -. 129 2 ) -. 338 3 ) 1 . 216 4 ) 91 . 883 5 ) . 018conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis at middle position ( 70 . 0 mm ) in second embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 024 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 357 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 062 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 740 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 099 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 295 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 145 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 068 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 200 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 2 . 945 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 251 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 176 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 345 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 7 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 408 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at middle position ( 70 . 0 mm ) in secondembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 469 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 357 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 430 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 740 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 393 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 295 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 348 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 068 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 302 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 2 . 945 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 257 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 176 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 174 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 7 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 125 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at middle position ( 70 . 0mm ) in second embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 419 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 357 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 317 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 740 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 217 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 295 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 096 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 068 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 966 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 2 . 945 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 835 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 176 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 583 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 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4 . 993 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 356 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 4 . 288 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 744 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 3 . 724 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 298 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 3 . 221 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 070 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 2 . 631 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 2 . 952 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 2 . 164 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 184 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 405 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 7 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 966 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 76 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 19 as can be seen from tables 30 , 31 , and 32 , at each focal length , the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis increases but the value of the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam decreases as the photographing distance becomes closer to the closest distance . therefore , as can be seen from these tables , the value of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation , which is defined as the product of the conversion coefficient γ x and the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , decreases as the photographing distance becomes closer to the closest distance by the influence of the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , contrary to the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . from tables 30 , 31 , and 32 , the rate of change , from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position , of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation is × 0 . 38 at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), × 0 . 30 at the middle position ( f = 70 . 0 ), and × 0 . 19 at the telephoto end ( f = 131 . 0 ). when the number n of divisions of the focus range upon a change in conversion coefficient γ a in the second embodiment is calculated using formula ( a ), and is compared with that in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the numbers n w , n m , and n t of divisions at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end respectively have the following values : when the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 therefore , it can be seen that the values of the numbers n of divisions become small , compared to the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . as described above , in the second embodiment as well , since the rate of change of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation is smaller than that in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the number of data of the conversion coefficient γ a and the correction coefficient μ can be reduced , and the storage capacity can be suppressed . tables 33 , 34 , and 35 summarize the calculation results of the conversion coefficient k a and the correction coefficient μ at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), middle position ( f = 70 . 0 ), and telephoto end ( f = 131 . 0 ) according to the second embodiment . the arrangements of the tables and reference symbols are the same as those in the first embodiment . the position of the focusing lens in the first pair in the upper two tables in each of tables 33 , 34 , and 35 , i . e ., in the third and fourth columns is ( r , angle )=( 0 . 0 , 0 . 0 ), and it indicates that this position corresponds to the infinity corresponding position . similarly , the position of the focusing lens in the fourth pair in the lower two tables in each of tables 33 , 34 , and 35 , i . e ., in the ninth and 10th columns is ( r , angle )=( 0 . 8 , - 7 . 5 ), and it indicates that this position corresponds to the closest in - focus ( r = 0 . 8 m ) corresponding position . table 33__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) of second embodimentf = 28 . 8 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 360 5 . 000 -. 744 3 . 000 - 1 . 298pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 237 . 000 -. 231 -. 224 -. 2152 10 . 000 -. 232 -. 226 . 000 -. 219 -. 2103 5 . 000 -. 227 -. 221 -. 214 . 000 -. 2054 3 . 000 -. 219 -. 213 -. 207 -. 198 . 0005 2 . 000 -. 210 -. 204 -. 197 -. 1896 1 . 500 -. 199 -. 193 -. 187 -. 1797 1 . 000 -. 176 -. 170 -. 165 -. 1578 . 800 -. 155 -. 151 -. 146 -. 139__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 08 4 . 03 -. 17 3 . 50 -. 28 3 . 262 10 . 000 . 08 4 . 39 . 00 . 00 -. 08 3 . 31 -. 20 3 . 223 5 . 000 . 17 4 . 15 . 08 3 . 66 . 00 . 00 -. 11 3 . 264 3 . 000 . 28 3 . 91 . 20 3 . 50 . 11 3 . 29 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 . 43 3 . 80 . 35 3 . 50 . 26 3 . 36 . 15 3 . 276 1 . 500 . 59 3 . 69 . 50 3 . 44 . 41 3 . 30 . 30 3 . 137 1 . 000 . 91 3 . 52 . 82 3 . 32 . 73 3 . 18 . 61 3 . 008 . 800 1 . 17 3 . 40 1 . 08 3 . 22 . 98 3 . 09 . 86 2 . 90__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 2 . 070 1 . 500 - 2 . 952 1 . 000 - 5 . 184 . 800 - 7 . 500pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 203 . 191 -. 164 -. 1432 10 . 000 -. 198 . 186 -. 160 -. 1393 5 . 000 -. 193 . 182 -. 156 -. 1364 3 . 000 -. 187 . 175 -. 151 -. 1315 2 . 000 -. 178 . 000 . 167 -. 143 -. 1246 1 . 500 -. 169 -. 158 . 000 -. 135 -. 1177 1 . 000 -. 148 . 138 -. 118 . 000 -. 1028 . 800 -. 131 . 122 -. 103 -. 090 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 42 3 . 01 -. 56 2 . 71 -. 85 2 . 16 - 1 . 07 1 . 802 10 . 000 -. 34 2 . 99 -. 48 2 . 69 -. 77 2 . 14 - 1 . 00 1 . 793 5 . 000 -. 26 2 . 98 -. 40 2 . 67 -. 69 2 . 13 -. 92 1 . 784 3 . 000 -. 14 2 . 90 -. 29 2 . 62 -. 59 2 . 11 -. 81 1 . 775 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 15 2 . 59 -. 45 2 . 08 -. 67 1 . 756 1 . 500 . 15 2 . 79 . 00 . 00 -. 30 2 . 04 -. 53 1 . 747 1 . 000 . 46 2 . 73 . 31 2 . 50 . 00 . 00 -. 24 1 . 758 . 800 . 71 2 . 65 . 55 2 . 43 . 24 1 . 97 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 65 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 59 table 34__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at middle position ( 70 . 0 mm ) of second embodimentf = 70 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 357 5 . 000 -. 740 3 . 000 - 1 . 295pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 1 . 419 . 000 - 1 . 347 - 1 . 277 - 1 . 1892 10 . 000 - 1 . 388 - 1 . 317 . 000 - 1 . 248 - 1 . 1613 5 . 000 - 1 . 354 - 1 . 285 - 1 . 217 . 000 - 1 . 1334 3 . 000 - 1 . 309 - 1 . 241 - 1 . 177 - 1 . 096 . 0005 2 . 000 - 1 . 254 - 1 . 190 - 1 . 129 - 1 . 0536 1 . 500 - 1 . 197 - 1 . 136 - 1 . 078 - 1 . 0057 1 . 000 - 1 . 064 - 1 . 008 -. 955 -. 8888 . 800 -. 947 . 896 -. 849 -. 788__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 48 20 . 92 -. 95 19 . 20 - 1 . 54 18 . 172 10 . 000 . 50 22 . 58 . 00 . 00 -. 48 19 . 08 - 1 . 09 18 . 293 5 . 000 1 . 00 22 . 11 . 49 20 . 04 . 00 . 00 -. 63 18 . 594 3 . 000 1 . 70 21 . 91 1 . 16 20 . 27 . 65 19 . 45 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 2 . 59 22 . 31 2 . 03 21 . 04 1 . 50 20 . 52 . 81 20 . 856 1 . 500 3 . 52 22 . 57 2 . 94 21 . 39 2 . 38 20 . 72 1 . 66 20 . 057 1 . 000 5 . 50 21 . 99 4 . 86 20 . 72 4 . 24 19 . 68 3 . 45 18 . 228 . 800 7 . 10 21 . 34 6 . 40 20 . 06 5 . 74 18 . 93 4 . 89 17 . 38__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 2 . 068 1 . 500 - 2 . 945 1 . 000 - 5 . 176 . 800 - 7 . 500pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 1 . 087 -. 992 -. 808 -. 6752 10 . 000 - 1 . 063 -. 970 -. 789 -. 6583 5 . 000 - 1 . 038 -. 948 -. 770 -. 6424 3 . 000 - 1 . 006 -. 918 -. 744 -. 6195 2 . 000 -. 966 . 000 -. 879 -. 709 -. 5886 1 . 500 -. 919 -. 834 . 000 -. 670 -. 5567 1 . 000 -. 809 -. 731 -. 583 . 000 -. 4848 . 800 -. 715 -. 645 -. 516 -. 424 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 2 . 25 17 . 89 - 2 . 92 15 . 43 - 4 . 18 10 . 86 - 5 . 06 8 . 592 10 . 000 - 1 . 82 18 . 16 - 2 . 51 15 . 44 - 3 . 80 10 . 78 - 4 . 70 8 . 543 5 . 000 - 1 . 38 18 . 52 - 2 . 09 15 . 40 - 3 . 41 10 . 68 - 4 . 34 8 . 484 3 . 000 -. 78 18 . 86 - 1 . 51 15 . 14 - 2 . 89 10 . 49 - 3 . 84 8 . 395 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 77 14 . 43 - 2 . 20 10 . 24 - 3 . 20 8 . 286 1 . 500 . 81 16 . 70 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 50 10 . 03 - 2 . 53 8 . 197 1 . 000 2 . 51 15 . 43 1 . 63 13 . 16 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 13 8 . 008 . 800 3 . 88 14 . 96 2 . 94 12 . 98 1 . 20 10 . 34 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 67 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 59 table 35__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at telephoto end ( 131 . 0 mm ) of second embodimentf = 131 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 356 5 . 000 -. 744 3 . 000 - 1 . 298__________________________________________________________________________pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 4 . 996 . 000 - 4 . 383 - 3 . 869 - 3 . 3742 10 . 000 - 4 . 934 - 4 . 290 . 000 - 3 . 78l - 3 . 3123 5 . 000 - 4 . 829 - 4 . 189 - 3 . 722 . 000 - 3 . 2754 3 . 000 - 4 . 757 - 4 . 140 - 3 . 694 - 3 . 222 . 0005 2 . 000 - 4 . 660 - 4 . 050 - 3 . 597 - 3 . 1136 1 . 500 - 4 . 544 - 3 . 936 - 3 . 482 - 3 . 0027 1 . 000 - 4 . 248 - 3 . 648 - 3 . 201 - 2 . 7398 . 800 - 3 . 951 - 3 . 365 - 2 . 934 - 2 . 494__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 56 72 . 38 - 2 . 88 72 . 51 - 4 . 38 93 . 082 10 . 000 1 . 75 139 . 72 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 47 92 . 40 - 3 . 12 112 . 403 5 . 000 3 . 59 107 . 18 1 . 63 68 . 79 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 82 110 . 374 3 . 000 6 . 17 128 . 81 3 . 90 111 . 67 2 . 05 272 . 56 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 9 . 65 143 . 36 6 . 94 123 . 86 4 . 77 142 . 31 2 . 40 71 . 106 1 . 500 13 . 42 148 . 20 10 . 22 123 . 71 7 . 69 119 . 21 4 . 97 72 . 577 1 . 000 22 . 02 147 . 09 17 . 61 117 . 64 14 . 22 101 . 69 10 . 64 70 . 938 . 800 29 . 63 141 . 55 24 . 04 111 . 52 19 . 82 93 . 70 15 . 47 68 . 41__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 2 . 070 1 . 500 - 2 . 952 1 . 000 - 5 . 184 . 800 - 7 . 500pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 2 . 885 - 2 . 485 - 1 . 854 - 1 . 4722 10 . 000 - 2 . 833 - 2 . 439 - 1 . 817 - 1 . 4403 5 . 000 - 2 . 793 - 2 . 399 - 1 . 781 - 1 . 4104 3 . 000 - 2 . 729 - 2 . 338 - 1 . 729 - 1 . 3655 2 . 000 - 2 . 631 . 000 - 2 . 252 - 1 . 659 - 1 . 3066 1 . 500 - 2 . 533 - 2 . 163 . 000 - 1 . 583 - 1 . 2427 1 . 000 - 2 . 294 - 1 . 944 - 1 . 405 . 000 - 1 . 0988 . 800 - 2 . 076 - 1 . 749 - 1 . 258 -. 966 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 5 . 97 61 . 81 - 7 . 34 49 . 17 - 9 . 61 30 . 11 - 11 . 04 21 . 072 10 . 000 - 4 . 86 63 . 05 - 6 . 33 49 . 46 - 8 . 77 29 . 96 - 10 . 29 20 . 943 5 . 000 - 3 . 70 59 . 96 - 5 . 30 48 . 38 - 7 . 91 29 . 57 - 9 . 52 20 . 734 3 . 000 - 2 . 11 56 . 51 - 3 . 87 47 . 66 - 6 . 72 29 . 14 - 8 . 47 20 . 475 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 99 47 . 94 - 5 . 17 28 . 63 - 7 . 09 20 . 146 1 . 500 2 . 24 59 . 82 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 53 27 . 94 - 5 . 65 19 . 757 1 . 000 7 . 14 55 . 80 4 . 34 42 . 89 . 00 . 00 - 2 . 54 18 . 548 . 800 11 . 27 53 . 40 7 . 96 41 . 63 2 . 91 27 . 69 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 79 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 52 the calculation results of the rate of change of k a with respect to γ a at the infinity in - focus arrangement and the closest in - focus arrangement at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 and in the second embodiment of the present invention in which said ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be - 0 . 75 are as follows . ______________________________________when the rotation amount ratio ( a . sub . f / a . sub . z ) is set to be 1 . 0 infinity closest arrangement k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 arrangement k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar______________________________________wide - angle end 4 . 18 0 . 36 ( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position 5 . 00 0 . 36 ( f = 70 . 0 ) telephoto end 6 . 51 0 . 35 ( f = 131 . 0 ) second embodimentwide - angle end 0 . 65 1 . 59 ( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position 0 . 67 1 . 59 ( f = 70 . 0 ) telephoto end 0 . 79 1 . 52 ( f = 131 . 0 ) ______________________________________ as described above , in the third embodiment as well , since the rate of change of k a with respect to γ a is small as compared to the conventional system , the contribution of the correction term ( δbf / μ ) in k a = γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ ) can be reduced . for this reason , an error of the conversion coefficient k a calculated based on γ a and μ or an error from the actual lens driving amount δa obtained when only one pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set can be reduced . next , in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 and the second embodiment of the present invention in which said ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be - 0 . 75 , when the lens driving amounts upon focusing from the infinity in - focus lens arrangement to the closest distance object and upon focusing from the closest in - focus lens arrangement to the infinity object at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end are calculated from δa = δbf / γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ )!, and errors from the actual lens driving amounts are then calculated , the following values are obtained . note that the value of the correction coefficient μ upon focusing from the infinity in - focus lens arrangement to the closest distance object adopts a value at the object distance ( pos - 5 ), and the value of the correction coefficient μ upon focusing from the closest in - focus lens arrangement to the infinity object adopts a value at the object distance ( pos - 4 ). ______________________________________when the rotation amount ratio ( a . sub . f / a . sub . z ) is set to be 1 . 0 infinity arrangement → closest arrangement → closest in - focus state infinity in - focus state______________________________________wide - angle end - 8 . 1 % - 21 . 4 %( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position - 13 . 3 % - 21 . 9 %( f = 70 . 0 ) telephoto end - 15 . 8 % - 22 . 7 %( f = 131 . 0 ) second embodimentwide - angle end - 4 . 9 % - 1 . 2 %( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position - 2 . 1 % - 0 . 7 %( f = 70 . 0 ) telephoto end - 0 . 3 % - 1 . 0 %( f = 131 . 0 ) ______________________________________ as described above , in the second embodiment as well , even when only a pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set for a given lens arrangement range , an error between the conversion coefficient k a calculated from γ a and μ and the lens driving amount δa for focusing becomes small as compared to the conventional system , and focusing can be realized with higher accuracy . table 36 summarizes the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing upon manual focusing using the focus cam ( the middle table in table 28 ) of the second embodiment , the amount dx ( mm ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit corresponding to the amount of rotation for focusing , and the displacement amount bf ( mm ) of the imaging point when the amount ( dx ) of movement in the direction of the optical axis is given . note that the arrangement of the table and reference symbols are the same as those in the first embodiment . the upper table in table 36 summarizes the displacement amount ( bf ) of the imaging point corresponding to the photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 8 m ) in the respective zooming states of the focal lengths ( f = 28 . 8 , 35 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 70 . 0 , 105 . 0 , and 131 . 0 mm ), and the middle table summarizes the values of the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing required for attaining an optimal in - focus state with respect to the respective photographing distances . the lower table summarizes the amounts ( dx ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the respective lens units corresponding to the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing in association with the focal lengths and photographing distances . table 36__________________________________________________________________________displacement amount bf ( mm ) of imaging point and amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in second embodiment__________________________________________________________________________ 0 . 80 m 1 . 00 m 1 . 50 m 2 . 00 m 3 . 00 m 5 . 00 m__________________________________________________________________________f 28 . 800 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 ta . 000f 35 . 000 bf . 000 . 000 . 002 . 003 . 003 . 002f 50 . 000 bf . 000 . 001 . 001 -. 002 -. 004 -. 003f 70 . 000 bf . 000 -. 005 -. 006 -. 002 -. 003 -. 005f 105 . 000 bf . 000 -. 011 -. 020 -. 017 -. 018 -. 016f 131 . 000 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000__________________________________________________________________________angle da - 7 . 500 - 5 . 184 - 2 . 952 - 2 . 070 - 1 . 298 -. 744__________________________________________________________________________f 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 684 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 831 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 222 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 835 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 105 . 000 dx . 000 3 . 204 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 131 . 000 dx . 000 4 . 505 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 540 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 659 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 978 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 492 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 105 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 689 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 131 . 000 dx . 000 3 . 879 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 354 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 433 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 653 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 020 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 105 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 934 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 131 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 920 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 263 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 322 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 492 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 774 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 105 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 515 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 131 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 362 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 174 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 213 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 329 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 524 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 105 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 063 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 131 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 725 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 104 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 127 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 198 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 319 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 105 . 000 dx . 000 . 668 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 131 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 131 . 000 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 m__________________________________________________________________________ as can be seen from table 36 , in the zoom lens of the second embodiment , so - called manual focusing can be attained since the displacement amounts of the imaging point at the respective focal lengths and photographing distances are very small , and fall within the depth of focus independently of the zooming state and photographing distance . the third embodiment is directed to a zoom lens which has a four - unit arrangement , i . e ., positive , negative , positive , and positive lens units , and attains focusing by a negative second lens unit . in this zoom lens , the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) of the rotation amount for focusing from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position ( r = 0 . 8 m ) to the amount of rotation for zooming from the wide - angle end ( f = 36 . 0 ) to the telephoto end ( f = 131 . 0 ) is set to be - 0 . 85 . table 37 below summarizes various paraxial data of an optical system and data for defining the shape of a focus cam according to the third embodiment . the upper table in table 37 summarizes the focal lengths and principal point interval data of the respective lens units of the optical system corresponding to the third embodiment in association with six zooming states ( focal length f = 36 . 0 ( 1 - pos ), 50 . 0 ( 2 - pos ), 70 . 0 ( 3 - pos ), 85 . 0 ( 4 - pos ), 105 . 0 ( 5 - pos ), and 131 . 0 mm ( 6 - pos )). the middle table in table 37 summarizes spline sample data when the shape of the focus cam in the second lens unit of the third embodiment , which is used for focusing , is expressed by a spline function associated with the angle a of rotation of a rotatable lens barrel and the amount x of movement in the direction of the optical axis . in this middle table , ( 1 ), ( 2 ), ( 3 ), and ( 4 ) correspond to the first , second , third , and fourth lens units , respectively . furthermore , the lower table in table 37 summarizes the infinity focusing positions ( infinity corresponding positions ) at the respective focal lengths ( f = 36 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 70 . 0 , 85 . 0 , 105 . 0 , and 131 . 0 mm ), and the amounts of rotation ( amounts of rotation for focusing ) upon focusing to respective photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 8 m ) using the focus cam of the third embodiment . in this table , since the amount of rotation for zooming from the wide - angle end ( f = 36 . 0 ) to the telephoto end ( f = 131 . 0 ) is set to be 10 . 0 , and the amount of rotation for focusing from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position ( r = 0 . 8 m ) is set to be - 8 . 5 , the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) of the amount of rotation for focusing to the amount of rotation for zooming in the third embodiment is - 0 . 85 . table 37__________________________________________________________________________third embodiment f = 36 . 0 to 131 . 0 ( rotation amount ratio : a . sub . f / a . sub . z = - 0 . 85 ) __________________________________________________________________________focal lengths and principal point intervals of lens units of thirdembodiment 1 - pos 2 - pos 3 - pos 4 - pos 5 - pos 6 - pos__________________________________________________________________________ f 36 . 0000 50 . 0000 70 . 0000 85 . 0000 105 . 0000 131 . 0000f1 73 . 0000 d1 10 . 4075 17 . 8050 24 . 9191 28 . 6662 32 . 4300 36 . 0004f2 - 16 . 6000 d2 25 . 6151 21 . 3295 17 . 3824 15 . 1421 12 . 6290 9 . 7969f3 42 . 0000 d3 10 . 0000 9 . 2923 8 . 2560 7 . 6919 7 . 2951 7 . 2634f4 80 . 0000 d4 63 . 8473 70 . 6899 77 . 4519 81 . 1930 85 . 0439 88 . 8003__________________________________________________________________________focus cam shape ( spline interpolation sample point ) correspondingto third embodiment angle ( 1 ) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( 4 ) __________________________________________________________________________1 - 10 . 0000 . 0000 1 . 1480 . 0000 . 00002 - 8 . 5000 . 0000 1 . 0414 . 0000 . 00003 - 5 . 9359 . 0000 . 8252 . 0000 . 00004 - 3 . 4109 . 0000 . 5436 . 0000 . 00005 - 2 . 3987 . 0000 . 4054 . 0000 . 00006 - 1 . 5068 . 0000 . 2688 . 0000 . 00007 -. 8645 . 0000 . 1606 . 0000 . 00008 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 00009 1 . 5000 . 0000 -. 3253 . 0000 . 000010 4 . 0641 . 0000 - 1 . 0736 . 0000 . 000011 6 . 5891 . 0000 - 2 . 2211 . 0000 . 000012 7 . 6013 . 0000 - 2 . 8951 . 0000 . 000013 8 . 4932 . 0000 - 3 . 6785 . 0000 . 000014 9 . 1355 . 0000 - 4 . 4302 . 0000 . 000015 10 . 0000 . 0000 - 6 . 0011 . 0000 . 000016 11 . 0000 . 0000 - 9 . 5000 . 0000 . 0000__________________________________________________________________________amount of rotation for zooming and amount of rotation for focusing ofthird embodimentrotation amount ratio : a . sub . f / a . sub . z = - 0 . 85 ) __________________________________________________________________________ infinity amount of correspond - photograph - rotation forfocal length ing position ing distance focusing__________________________________________________________________________36 . 0 mm . 0000 5 . 00 m . 86550 . 0 mm 2 . 9527 3 . 00 m - 1 . 50770 . 0 mm 5 . 9439 2 . 00 m - 2 . 39985 . 0 mm 7 . 4823 1 . 50 m - 3 . 411105 . 0 mm 8 . 9096 1 . 00 m - 5 . 936131 . 0 mm 10 . 0000 0 . 80 m - 8 . 500condition corresponding value ( 1 ) 2 . 30condition corresponding value ( 2 ) 5 . 45condition corresponding value ( 3 ) - 0 . 85condition corresponding value ( 4 ) 0 . 40 ( wide - angle end ) 0 . 21 ( telephoto end ) condition corresponding value ( 5 ) 0 . 68 ( wide - angle end ) 0 . 80 ( telephoto end ) condition corresponding value ( 6 ) 1 . 52 ( wide - angle end ) 1 . 43 ( telephoto end ) __________________________________________________________________________ table 38 below summarizes the numerical value data of the cams of the focusing lens unit in the third embodiment , which data are calculated by interpolation based on a spline function on the basis of the sample data of the focus cam summarized in the middle table in table 37 . note that the meanings of the reference symbols in table 38 are the same as those in the first embodiment . table 38______________________________________cam numerical value data of focusing lens unit in thirdembodiment zoom compensation camfocus cam numerical value data numerical value dataangle ( 2 ) f angle ( 2 ) f______________________________________ - 8 . 5000 1 . 0414 . 0000 - 8 . 0000 1 . 0035 . 0000 - 7 . 5000 . 9637 . 0000 - 7 . 0000 . 9219 . 0000 - 6 . 5000 . 8779 . 0000 - 6 . 0000 . 8314 . 0000 - 5 . 5000 . 7823 . 0000 - 5 . 0000 . 7303 . 0000 - 4 . 5000 . 6752 . 0000 - 4 . 0000 . 6168 . 0000 - 3 . 5000 . 5550 . 0000 - 3 . 0000 . 4895 . 0000 - 2 . 5000 . 4200 . 0000 - 2 . 0000 . 3462 . 0000 - 1 . 5000 . 2677 . 0000 - 1 . 0000 . 1842 . 0000 -. 5000 . 0951 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 36 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 36 . 0000 . 5000 -. 1013 38 . 1000 . 5000 . 4231 38 . 10001 . 0000 -. 2095 40 . 2980 1 . 0000 . 8495 40 . 29801 . 5000 -. 3253 42 . 6028 1 . 5000 1 . 2799 42 . 60282 . 0000 -. 4495 45 . 0229 2 . 0000 1 . 7151 45 . 02292 . 5000 -. 5832 47 . 5713 2 . 5000 2 . 1565 47 . 57133 . 0000 -. 7273 50 . 2608 3 . 0000 2 . 6053 50 . 26083 . 5000 -. 8829 53 . 1017 3 . 5000 3 . 0625 53 . 10174 . 0000 - 1 . 0511 56 . 1044 4 . 0000 3 . 5285 56 . 10444 . 5000 - 1 . 2331 59 . 2847 4 . 5000 4 . 0048 59 . 28475 . 0000 - 1 . 4322 62 . 6993 5 . 0000 4 . 4979 62 . 69935 . 5000 - 1 . 6521 66 . 4118 5 . 5000 5 . 0141 66 . 41186 . 0000 - 1 . 8965 70 . 4744 6 . 0000 5 . 5582 70 . 47446 . 5000 - 2 . 1693 74 . 9275 6 . 5000 6 . 1332 74 . 92757 . 0000 - 2 . 4745 79 . 8072 7 . 0000 6 . 7425 79 . 80727 . 5000 - 2 . 8196 85 . 2003 7 . 5000 7 . 3952 85 . 20038 . 0000 - 3 . 2152 91 . 2332 8 . 0000 8 . 1044 91 . 23328 . 5000 - 3 . 6854 98 . 2632 8 . 5000 8 . 9050 98 . 26329 . 0000 - 4 . 2566 106 . 6077 9 . 0000 9 . 8265 106 . 60779 . 5000 - 4 . 9586 116 . 5539 9 . 5000 10 . 8970 116 . 553910 . 0000 - 6 . 0011 131 . 0000 10 . 0000 12 . 3994 131 . 0000______________________________________ the left table in table 38 summarizes the numerical value data of the focus cam of the third embodiment , and the right table in table 38 summarizes the numerical value data of the zoom compensation cam of this embodiment . a value obtained by synthesizing the amounts ( 2 ) of movement in the direction of the optical axis in the numerical value data of the focus cam and the zoom compensation cam in the range from the amount of rotation ( angle = 0 . 0 ) to the amount of rotation ( angle = 10 . 0 ) coincides with the movement locus of the second lens unit calculated using the paraxial data in the upper table in table 37 . tables 39 , 40 , and 41 below summarize the amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit , the imaging magnifications β k of the respective lens units , the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis , the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , and the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation at the wide - angle end ( f = 36 . 0 ), the middle position ( f = 70 . 0 ), and the telephoto end ( f = 131 . 0 ) according to the third embodiment , respectively . the arrangements of the respective tables and the meanings of the reference symbols are the same as those in the first embodiment . table 39__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis atwide - angle end ( 36 . 0 mm ) in third embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 419 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 080 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 865 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 161 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 507 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 269 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 399 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 405 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 544 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 936 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 825 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 041 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at wide - angle end ( 36 . 0mm ) in thirdembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 361 3 ) - 6 . 767 4 ) . 202r 10 . 000 ang -. 419 1 ) -. 007 2 ) -. 356 3 ) - 6 . 767 4 ) . 202r 5 . 000 ang -. 865 1 ) -. 015 2 ) -. 351 3 ) - 6 . 767 4 ) . 202r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 507 1 ) -. 026 2 ) -. 345 3 ) - 6 . 767 4 ) . 202r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 399 1 ) -. 040 2 ) -. 337 3 ) - 6 . 767 4 ) . 202r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 411 1 ) -. 055 2 ) -. 328 3 ) - 6 . 767 4 ) . 202r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 936 1 ) -. 089 2 ) -. 311 3 ) - 6 . 767 4 ) . 202r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) -. 118 2 ) -. 298 3 ) - 6 . 767 4 ) . 202conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis atwide - angle end ( 36 . 0 mm ) in third embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 624 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 419 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 630 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 865 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 637 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 507 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 645 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 399 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 655 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 666 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 936 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 686 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 701 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cain at wide - angle end ( 36 . 0 mm ) in thirdembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 196 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 419 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 186 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 865 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 176 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 507 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 162 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 399 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 145 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 129 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 936 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 096 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 074 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at wide - angleend ( 36 . 0 mm ) in third embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 319 3 ) . 090 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 419 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 303 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 865 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 287 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 507 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 266 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 399 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 240 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 214 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 936 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 162 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 126 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 05 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 40 table 40__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis atmiddle position ( 70 . 0 mm ) in third embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 416 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 203 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 862 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 401 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 508 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 659 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 406 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 972 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 419 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 278 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 942 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 867 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 296 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at middle position ( 70 . 0mm ) in thirdembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 527 3 ) - 57 . 094 4 ) . 032r 10 . 000 ang -. 416 1 ) -. 007 2 ) -. 515 3 ) - 57 . 094 4 ) . 032r 5 . 000 ang -. 862 1 ) -. 015 2 ) -. 503 3 ) - 57 . 094 4 ) . 032r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 508 1 ) -. 026 2 ) -. 488 3 ) - 57 . 094 4 ) . 032r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 406 1 ) -. 041 2 ) -. 469 3 ) - 57 . 094 4 ) . 032r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 419 1 ) -. 056 2 ) -. 450 3 ) - 57 . 094 4 ) . 032r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 942 1 ) -. 091 2 ) -. 415 3 ) - 57 . 094 4 ) . 032r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) -. 122 2 ) -. 389 3 ) - 57 . 094 4 ) . 032conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis at middleposition ( 70 . 0 mm ) in third embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 387 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 416 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 430 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 862 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 470 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 508 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 521 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 406 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 580 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 419 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 636 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 942 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 738 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 807 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at middle position ( 70 . 0 mm ) in thirdembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 510 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 416 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 466 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 862 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 425 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 508 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 376 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 406 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 325 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 419 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 278 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 942 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 196 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 142 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at middleposition ( 70 . 0 mm ) in third embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 217 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 416 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 132 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 862 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 049 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 508 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 947 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 406 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 840 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 419 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 734 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 942 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 537 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 399 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 18 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 33 table 41__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis attelephoto end ( 131 . 0 mm ) in third embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 407 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 884 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 865 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 571 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 507 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 323 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 399 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 106 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 780 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 936 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 928 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 5 . 676 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at telephoto end ( 131 . 0mm ) in thirdembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 814 3 ) 20 . 047 4 ) -. 110r 10 . 000 ang -. 407 1 ) -. 007 2 ) -. 760 3 ) 20 . 047 4 ) -. 110r 5 . 000 ang -. 865 1 ) -. 015 2 ) -. 719 3 ) 20 . 047 4 ) -. 110r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 507 1 ) -. 026 2 ) -. 674 3 ) 20 . 047 4 ) -. 110r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 399 1 ) -. 041 2 ) -. 627 3 ) 20 . 047 4 ) -. 110r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 411 1 ) -. 057 2 ) -. 586 3 ) 20 . 047 4 ) -. 110r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 936 1 ) -. 093 2 ) -. 517 3 ) 20 . 047 4 ) -. 110r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) -. 125 2 ) -. 472 3 ) 20 . 047 4 ) -. 110conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis attelephoto end ( 131 . 0 mm ) in third embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 643 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 407 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 051 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 865 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 348 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 507 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 655 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 399 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 954 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 193 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 936 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 564 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 781 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at telephoto end ( 131 . 0 mm ) in third embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 2 . 632 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 407 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 779 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 865 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 312 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 507 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 033 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 399 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 756 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 588 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 936 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 353 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 240 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at telephotoend ( 131 . 0 nnn ) in third embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 4 . 324 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 407 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 3 . 647 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 865 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 3 . 081 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 507 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 2 . 742 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 399 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 2 . 233 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 877 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 5 . 936 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 258 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 8 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 906 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 2 . 30 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 21 as can be seen from tables 39 , 40 , and 41 , at each focal length , the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis increases but the value of the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam decreases as the photographing distance becomes closer to the closest distance . therefore , as can be seen from these tables , the value of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation , which is defined as the product of the conversion coefficient γ x and the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , decreases as the photographing distance becomes closer to the closest distance by the influence of the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , contrary to the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . from tables 39 , 40 , and 41 , the rate of change , from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position , of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation is × 0 . 40 at the wide - angle end ( f = 36 . 0 ), × 0 . 33 at the middle position ( f = 70 . 0 ), and × 0 . 21 at the telephoto end ( f = 131 . 0 ). when the number n of divisions of the focus range upon a change in conversion coefficient γ a in the fourth embodiment is calculated using formula ( a ), and is compared with that in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the numbers n w , n m , and n t of divisions at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end respectively have the following values : when the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 therefore , it can be seen that the numbers of divisions become small , compared to those in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . as described above , in the third embodiment as well , since the rate of change of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation is smaller than that in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , like in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the number of data of the conversion coefficient γ a and the correction coefficient μ can be reduced , and the storage capacity can be suppressed . tables 42 , 43 , and 44 summarize the calculation results of the conversion coefficient k a and the correction coefficient μ at the wide - angle end ( f = 36 . 0 ), middle position ( f = 70 . 0 ), and telephoto end ( f = 131 . 0 ) according to the third embodiment . the arrangements of the tables and reference symbols are the same as those in the first embodiment . the position of the focusing lens in the first pair in the upper two tables in each of tables 42 , 43 , and 44 , i . e ., in the third and fourth columns is ( r , angle )=( 0 . 0 , 0 . 0 ), and it indicates that this position corresponds to the infinity corresponding position . similarly , the position of the focusing lens in the fourth pair in the lower two tables in each of tables 42 , 43 , and 44 , i . e ., in the ninth and tenth columns is ( r , angle )=( 0 . 8 , - 8 . 5 ), and it indicates that this position corresponds to the closest in - focus ( r = 0 . 8 m ) corresponding position . table 42__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at wide - angle end ( 36 . 0 mm ) of third embodimentf = 36 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 419 5 . 000 -. 865 3 . 000 - 1 . 507pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 319 . 000 -. 309 -. 300 -. 2872 10 . 000 -. 312 -. 303 . 000 -. 294 -. 2813 5 . 000 -. 306 -. 297 -. 287 . 000 -. 2754 3 . 000 -. 296 -. 287 -. 278 -. 266 . 0005 2 . 000 -. 284 -. 275 -. 267 -. 2556 1 . 500 -. 271 -. 263 -. 254 -. 2437 1 . 000 -. 242 -. 235 -. 227 -. 2178 . 800 -. 217 -. 210 -. 203 -. 194__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 13 6 . 41 -. 26 5 . 91 -. 43 5 . 512 10 . 000 . 13 6 . 83 . 00 . 00 -. 13 5 . 75 -. 31 5 . 453 5 . 000 . 26 6 . 65 . 13 6 . 16 . 00 . 00 -. 18 5 . 444 3 . 000 . 45 6 . 45 . 31 6 . 01 . 18 5 . 69 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 . 68 6 . 32 . 55 5 . 95 . 41 5 . 69 . 23 5 . 426 1 . 500 . 92 6 . 22 . 79 5 . 89 . 65 5 . 64 . 46 5 . 347 1 . 000 1 . 44 6 . 00 1 . 29 5 . 71 1 . 15 5 . 47 . 96 5 . 168 . 800 1 . 85 5 . 82 1 . 70 5 . 55 1 . 55 5 . 31 1 . 36 5 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 2 . 399 1 . 500 - 3 . 411 1 . 000 - 5 . 936 800 - 8 . 500pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 270 -. 254 -. 219 -. 1922 10 . 000 -. 265 -. 248 -. 214 -. 1873 5 . 000 -. 259 -. 243 -. 209 -. 1834 3 . 000 -. 251 -. 235 -. 202 -. 1775 2 . 000 -. 240 . 000 -. 225 -. 193 -. 1696 1 . 500 -. 229 -. 214 . 000 -. 184 -. 1607 1 . 000 -. 203 -. 190 -. 162 . 000 -. 1418 . 800 -. 182 -. 170 -. 145 -. 126 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 65 5 . 11 -. 87 4 . 69 - 1 . 30 3 . 72 - 1 . 63 3 . 162 10 . 000 -. 52 5 . 07 -. 74 4 . 67 - 1 . 18 3 . 69 - 1 . 51 3 . 143 5 . 000 -. 40 5 . 05 -. 62 4 . 65 - 4 . 06 3 . 67 - 1 . 40 3 . 134 3 . 000 -. 22 5 . 01 -. 45 4 . 61 -. 90 3 . 63 - 1 . 24 3 . 115 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 23 4 . 58 -. 68 3 . 57 - 1 . 03 3 . 096 1 . 500 . 23 4 . 92 . 00 . 00 -. 46 3 . 51 -. 51 3 . 077 1 . 000 . 72 4 . 73 . 48 4 . 27 . 00 . 00 -. 36 3 . 148 . 800 1 . 11 4 . 59 . 86 4 . 16 . 37 3 . 41 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 68 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 52 table 43__________________________________________________________________________converison coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at middle position ( 70 . 0 mm ) of third embodimentf = 70 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 416 5 . 000 -. 862 3 . 000 - 1 . 508pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 1 . 217 . 000 - 1 . 156 - 1 . 097 - 1 . 0212 10 . 000 - 1 . 192 - 1 . 131 . 000 - 1 . 073 -. 9993 5 . 000 - 1 . 166 - 1 . 106 - 1 . 049 . 000 -. 9774 3 . 000 - 1 . 129 - 1 . 071 - 1 . 016 -. 947 . 0005 2 . 000 - 1 . 085 - 1 . 030 -. 978 -. 9136 1 . 500 - 1 . 041 -. 988 -. 938 -. 8777 1 . 000 -. 940 -. 892 -. 847 -. 7908 . 800 -. 851 -. 807 -. 766 -. 713__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 48 22 . 24 -. 95 20 . 78 - 1 . 54 19 . 682 10 . 000 . 50 24 . 26 . 00 . 00 -. 48 20 . 47 - 1 . 09 19 . 783 5 . 000 1 . 00 23 . 94 . 49 22 . 26 . 00 . 00 -. 63 20 . 214 3 . 000 1 . 70 23 . 67 1 . 17 22 . 08 . 66 20 . 89 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 2 . 61 24 . 13 2 . 05 22 . 88 1 . 51 22 . 21 . 82 22 . 796 1 . 500 3 . 56 24 . 62 2 . 97 23 . 47 2 . 40 22 . 79 1 . 67 22 . 477 1 . 000 5 . 59 24 . 59 4 . 93 23 . 35 4 . 30 22 . 35 3 . 50 21 . 088 . 800 7 . 24 24 . 10 6 . 53 22 . 81 5 . 85 21 . 66 4 . 98 20 . 16__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 2 . 406 1 . 500 - 3 . 419 1 . 000 - 5 . 942 . 800 - 8 . 500pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 935 -. 856 -. 707 -. 5992 10 . 000 -. 916 -. 839 -. 692 -. 5863 5 . 000 -. 896 -. 821 -. 677 -. 5734 3 . 000 -. 870 -. 798 -. 657 -. 5555 2 . 000 -. 840 . 000 -. 768 -. 630 -. 5326 1 . 500 -. 804 -. 734 . 000 -. 601 -. 5067 1 . 000 -. 722 -. 658 -. 537 . 000 -. 4508 . 800 -. 651 -. 591 -. 480 -. 399 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 2 . 25 19 . 72 - 2 . 93 17 . 58 - 4 . 20 13 . 32 - 5 . 09 10 . 172 10 . 000 - 1 . 82 20 . 08 - 2 . 52 17 . 68 - 3 . 82 13 . 29 - 4 . 74 10 . 113 5 . 000 - 1 . 38 20 . 62 - 2 . 10 17 . 76 - 3 . 44 13 . 23 - 4 . 38 10 . 044 3 . 000 -. 78 21 . 31 - 1 . 52 17 . 62 - 2 . 91 13 . 10 - 3 . 88 9 . 925 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 78 16 . 93 - 2 . 23 12 . 88 - 3 . 24 9 . 756 1 . 500 . 81 19 . 42 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 52 12 . 75 - 2 . 57 9 . 577 1 . 000 2 . 55 18 . 30 1 . 66 15 . 95 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 15 9 . 088 . 800 3 . 97 17 . 62 3 . 00 15 . 44 1 . 23 11 . 49 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 70 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 50 table 44__________________________________________________________________________converison coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at telephoto end ( 131 . 0 mm ) of third embodimentf = 131 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 407 5 . 000 -. 865 3 . 000 - 1 . 507pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 4 . 321 . 000 - 3 . 765 - 3 . 255 - 2 . 8392 10 . 000 - 4 . 308 - 3 . 649 . 000 - 3 . 138 - 2 . 7733 5 . 000 - 4 . 152 - 3 . 496 - 3 . 080 . 000 - 2 . 7644 3 . 000 - 4 . 096 - 3 . 491 - 3 . 121 - 2 . 741 . 0005 2 . 000 4 . 018 - 3 . 428 - 3 . 043 - 2 . 6356 1 . 500 - 3 . 929 - 3 . 346 - 2 . 956 - 2 . 5537 1 . 000 - 3 . 703 - 3 . 132 - 2 . 745 - 2 . 3568 . 800 - 3 . 477 - 2 . 919 - 2 . 544 - 2 . 171__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 53 48 . 23 - 2 . 81 49 . 46 - 4 . 28 119 . 602 10 . 000 1 . 75 572 . 58 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 43 77 . 03 3 . 05 257 . 363 5 . 000 3 . 59 91 . 70 1 . 60 38 . 08 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 77 212 . 104 3 . 000 6 . 17 118 . 29 3 . 84 88 . 33 2 . 00 - 152 . 43 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 9 . 64 137 . 16 6 . 83 112 . 61 4 . 67 386 . 10 2 . 35 61 . 086 1 . 500 13 . 40 147 . 45 10 . 05 120 . 80 7 . 53 187 . 07 4 . 86 71 . 087 1 . 000 21 . 98 153 . 73 17 . 31 122 . 07 13 . 92 128 . 09 10 . 44 74 . 428 . 800 29 . 56 151 . 27 23 . 63 118 . 12 19 . 42 111 . 54 15 . 19 73 . 11__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 2 . 399 1 . 500 - 3 . 411 1 . 000 - 5 . 936 . 800 - 8 . 500pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 2 . 436 - 2 . 113 - 1 . 606 - 1 . 2982 10 . 000 - 2 . 388 - 2 . 073 - 1 . 576 - 1 . 2733 5 . 000 - 2 . 366 - 2 . 048 - 1 . 551 - 1 . 2504 3 . 000 - 2 . 315 - 2 . 001 - 1 . 511 - 1 . 2165 2 . 000 - 2 . 232 . 000 - 1 . 938 - 1 . 458 - 1 . 1706 1 . 500 - 2 . 171 - 1 . 877 . 000 - 1 . 400 - 1 . 1207 1 . 000 - 1 . 991 - 1 . 704 - 1 . 258 . 000 - 1 . 0078 . 800 - 1 . 825 - 1 . 555 - 1 . 146 -. 906 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 5 . 84 63 . 88 - 7 . 21 57 . 34 - 9 . 53 34 . 47 - 11 . 03 25 . 552 10 . 000 - 4 . 76 67 . 97 - 6 . 23 59 . 58 - 8 . 71 34 . 51 - 10 . 30 25 . 493 5 . 000 - 3 . 63 60 . 51 - 5 . 21 57 . 33 - 7 . 86 33 . 81 - 9 . 54 25 . 184 3 . 000 - 2 . 06 55 . 43 - 3 . 81 57 . 76 - 6 . 69 33 . 28 - 8 . 50 24 . 925 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 96 60 . 83 - 5 . 16 32 . 47 - 7 . 14 24 . 566 1 . 500 2 . 20 80 . 09 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 53 31 . 39 - 5 . 70 24 . 187 1 . 000 7 . 04 65 . 19 4 . 30 46 . 70 . 00 . 00 - 2 . 58 23 . 328 . 800 11 . 13 61 . 04 7 . 91 46 . 13 2 . 94 33 . 11 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 80 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 43 the calculation results of the rate of change of k a with respect to γ a at the infinity in - focus arrangement and the closest in - focus arrangement at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 and in the third embodiment of the present invention in which said ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be - 0 . 85 are as follows . ______________________________________when the rotation amount ratio ( a . sub . f / a . sub . z ) is set to be 1 . 0 infinity closest arrangement k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 arrangement k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar______________________________________wide - angle end 3 . 94 0 . 36 ( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position 5 . 21 0 . 37 ( f = 70 . 0 ) telephoto end 6 . 78 0 . 35 ( f = 131 . 0 ) third embodimentwide - angle end 0 . 68 1 . 52 ( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position 0 . 70 1 . 50 ( f = 70 . 0 ) telephoto end 0 . 80 1 . 43 ( f = 131 . 0 ) ______________________________________ as described above , in the third embodiment as well , since the rate of change of k a with respect to γ a is small as compared to the conventional system , the contribution of the correction term ( δbf / μ ) in k a = γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ ) can be reduced . for this reason , an error of the conversion coefficient k a calculated based on γ a and μ or an error from the actual lens driving amount δa obtained when only one pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set can be reduced . next , in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 and the third embodiment of the present invention in which said ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be - 0 . 85 , when the lens driving amounts upon focusing from the infinity in - focus lens arrangement to the closest distance object and upon focusing from the closest in - focus lens arrangement to the infinity object at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end are calculated from δa = δbf / γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ )!, and errors from the actual lens driving amounts are then calculated , the following values are obtained . note that the value of the correction coefficient μ upon focusing from the infinity in - focus lens arrangement to the closest distance object adopts a value at the object distance ( pos - 5 ), and the value of the correction coefficient μ upon focusing from the closest in - focus lens arrangement to the infinity object adopts a value at the object distance ( pos - 4 ). ______________________________________when the rotation amount ratio ( a . sub . f / a . sub . z ) is set to be 1 . 0 infinity arrangement → closest arrangement → closest in - focus state infinity in - focus state______________________________________wide - angle end - 8 . 5 % - 20 . 9 %( f = 36 . 0 ) middle position - 14 . 1 % - 23 . 8 %( f = 70 . 0 ) telephoto end - 17 . 8 % - 23 . 3 %( f = 131 . 0 ) third embodimentwide - angle end - 3 . 5 % - 0 . 1 %( f = 36 . 0 ) middle position - 0 . 0 % - 0 . 8 %( f = 70 . 0 ) telephoto end 2 . 6 % - 0 . 7 %( f = 131 . 0 ) ______________________________________ as described above , in the third embodiment as well , even when only a pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set for a given lens arrangement range , an error between the conversion coefficient k a calculated from γ a and μ and the lens driving amount δa for focusing becomes small as compared to the conventional system , and focusing can be realized with higher accuracy . table 45 summarizes the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing upon manual focusing using the focus cam ( the middle table in table 37 ) of the third embodiment , the amount dx ( mm ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit corresponding to the amount of rotation for focusing , and the displacement amount bf ( mm ) of the imaging point when the amount ( dx ) of movement in the direction of the optical axis is given . note that the arrangement of the table and reference symbols are the same as those in the first embodiment . the upper table in table 45 summarizes the displacement amount ( bf ) of the imaging point corresponding to the photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 8 m ) in the respective zooming states of the focal lengths ( f = 36 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 70 . 0 , 85 . 0 , 105 . 0 , and 131 . 0 mm ), and the middle table summarizes the values of the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing required for attaining an optimal in - focus state with respect to the respective photographing distances . the lower table summarizes the amounts ( dx ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the respective lens units corresponding to the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing in association with the focal lengths and photographing distances . table 45______________________________________displacement amount bf ( mm ) of imaging point and amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in third embodiment______________________________________ 0 . 80 m 1 . 00 m 1 . 50 m 2 . 00 m 3 . 00 m 5 . 00 m______________________________________36 . 000 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 00050 . 000 bf . 000 -. 001 . 000 . 001 . 001 . 00170 . 000 bf . 000 . 003 . 006 . 006 . 001 -. 00385 . 000 bf . 000 . 002 -. 001 -. 011 -. 010 -. 004105 . 000 bf . 000 -. 001 -. 018 -. 012 -. 012 -. 019131 . 000 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000______________________________________ angle da - 8 . 500 - 5 . 936 - 3 . 411 - 2 . 399 - 1 . 507 -. 865______________________________________f 36 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 041 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 500 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 296 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 994 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 105 . 000 dx . 000 4 . 063 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 131 . 000 dx . 000 5 . 676 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 36 . 000 dx . 000 . 825 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 200 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 866 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 470 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 105 . 000 dx . 000 3 . 426 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 131 . 000 dx . 000 4 . 928 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 36 . 000 dx . 000 . 544 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 801 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 275 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 730 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 105 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 494 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 131 . 000 dx . 000 3 . 780 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 36 . 000 dx . 000 . 405 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 601 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 970 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 339 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 105 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 970 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 131 . 000 dx . 000 3 . 106 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 36 . 000 dx . 000 . 269 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 401 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 658 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 . 923 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 105 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 396 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 131 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 323 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 36 . 000 dx . 000 . 161 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 241 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 402 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 . 569 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 105 . 000 dx . 000 . 891 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 131 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 571 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 m______________________________________ as can be seen from table 45 , in the zoom lens of the third embodiment , so - called manual focusing can be attained since the displacement amounts of the imaging point at the respective focal lengths and photographing distances are very small , and fall within the depth of focus independently of the zooming state and photographing distance . the fourth embodiment is directed to a zoom lens which has a five - unit arrangement , i . e ., positive , negative , positive , negative and positive lens units , and attains focusing by a negative second lens unit . in this zoom lens , the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) of the rotation amount for focusing from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position ( r = 0 . 5 m ) to the amount of rotation for zooming from the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ) to the telephoto end ( f = 103 . 0 ) is set to be - 0 . 90 . table 46 below summarizes various paraxial data of an optical system and data for defining the shape of a focus cam according to the fourth embodiment . the upper table in table 46 summarizes the focal lengths and principal point interval data of the respective lens units of the optical system corresponding to the fourth embodiment in association with six zooming states ( focal length f = 28 . 8 ( 1 - pos ), 35 . 0 ( 2 - pos ), 50 . 0 ( 3 - pos ), 70 . 0 ( 4 - pos ), 85 . 0 ( 5 - pos ), and 103 . 0 mm ( 6 - pos )). the middle table in table 46 summarizes spline sample data when the shape of the focus cam in the second lens unit of the fourth embodiment , which is used for focusing , is expressed by the above - mentioned spline function associated with the angle a of rotation of a rotatable lens barrel and the amount x of movement in the direction of the optical axis . in this middle table , ( 1 ), ( 2 ), ( 3 ), and ( 4 ) correspond to the first , second , third , and fourth lens units , respectively . furthermore , the lower table in table 46 summarizes the infinity focusing positions ( infinity corresponding positions ) at the respective focal lengths ( focal length f = 28 . 8 , 35 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 70 . 0 , 85 . 0 , and 103 . 0 mm ), and the amounts of rotation ( amounts of rotation for focusing ) upon focusing to respective photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 0 , 0 . 7 , and 0 . 5 m ) using the focus cam of the fourth embodiment . in this table , since the amount of rotation for zooming from the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ) to the telephoto end ( f = 103 . 0 ) is set to be 10 . 0 , and the amount of rotation for focusing from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position ( r = 0 . 5 m ) is set to be - 9 . 0 , the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) of the amount of rotation for focusing to the amount of rotation for zooming in the fourth embodiment is - 0 . 90 . table 46__________________________________________________________________________fourth embodiment f = 28 . 8 to 103 . 0 ( rotation amount ratio : a . sub . f / a . sub . z = - 0 . 90 ) focal lengths and principal point intervals of lens units of fourthembodiment 1 - pos 2 - pos 3 - pos 4 - pos 5 - pos 6 - pos__________________________________________________________________________ f 28 . 8000 35 . 0000 50 . 0000 70 . 0000 85 . 0000 103 . 0000f1 70 . 5000 d1 9 . 3252 13 . 0113 20 . 5346 28 . 4581 32 . 6851 36 . 5544f2 - 13 . 4000 d2 18 . 3082 16 . 1329 13 . 0216 10 . 6580 9 . 2279 7 . 6539f3 32 . 9000 d3 14 . 6453 13 . 3678 10 . 4573 8 . 4188 7 . 8210 7 . 5173f4 56 . 4000 d4 49 . 9916 54 . 4242 61 . 6013 65 . 7605 67 . 3873 68 . 3296__________________________________________________________________________focus cam shape ( spline interpolation sample point ) correspondingto fourth embodiment angle ( 1 ) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( 4 ) __________________________________________________________________________1 - 10 . 0000 . 0000 . 9890 . 0000 . 00002 - 9 . 0000 . 0000 . 9281 . 0000 . 00003 - 5 . 2174 . 0000 . 6450 . 0000 . 00004 - 3 . 2226 . 0000 . 4427 . 0000 . 00005 - 1 . 4215 . 0000 . 2166 . 0000 . 00006 -. 9122 . 0000 . 1434 . 0000 . 00007 -. 5316 . 0000 . 0856 . 0000 . 00008 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 00009 1 . 0000 . 0000 -. 1755 . 0000 . 000010 4 . 7826 . 0000 - 1 . 1178 . 0000 . 000011 6 . 7774 . 0000 - 1 . 9212 . 0000 . 000012 8 . 5785 . 0000 - 3 . 0359 . 0000 . 000013 9 . 0878 . 0000 - 3 . 4750 . 0000 . 000014 9 . 4684 . 0000 - 3 . 8631 . 0000 . 000015 10 . 0000 . 0000 - 4 . 5317 . 0000 . 000016 11 . 0000 . 0000 - 6 . 2650 . 0000 . 0000__________________________________________________________________________amount of rotation for zooming and amount of rotation for focusing offourth embodimentrotation amount ratio : a . sub . f / a . sub . z = - 0 . 90 ) __________________________________________________________________________ infinity amount of correspond - photograph - rotation forfocal length ing position ing distance focusing__________________________________________________________________________28 . 8 mm . 0000 5 . 00 m -. 53235 . 0 mm 1 . 3907 3 . 00 m -. 91250 . 0 mm 4 . 2613 2 . 00 m - 1 . 42170 . 0 mm 7 . 2647 1 . 00 m - 3 . 22385 . 0 mm 8 . 7737 0 . 70 m - 5 . 217103 . 0 mm 10 . 0000 0 . 50 m - 9 . 000condition corresponding value ( 1 ) 1 . 55condition corresponding value ( 2 ) 4 . 69condition corresponding value ( 3 ) - 0 . 90condition corresponding value ( 4 ) 0 . 39 ( wide - angle end ) 0 . 20 ( telephoto end ) condition corresponding value ( 5 ) 0 . 68 ( wide - angle end ) 0 . 82 ( telephoto end ) condition corresponding value ( 6 ) 1 . 51 ( wide - angle end ) 1 . 48 ( telephoto end ) __________________________________________________________________________ table 47 below summarizes the numerical value data of the cams of the focusing lens unit in the fourth embodiment , which data are calculated by interpolation based on a spline function on the basis of the sample data of the focus cam summarized in the middle table in table 46 . note that the meanings of the reference symbols in table 47 are the same as those in the first embodiment . table 47______________________________________cam numerical value data of focusing lens unit in fourthembodiment zoom compensation camfocus cam numerical value data numerical value dataangle ( 2 ) f angle ( 2 ) f______________________________________ - 9 . 0000 . 9281 . 0000 - 8 . 5000 . 8963 . 0000 - 8 . 0000 . 8630 . 0000 - 7 . 5000 . 8282 . 0000 - 7 . 0000 . 7917 . 0000 - 6 . 5000 . 7533 . 0000 - 6 . 0000 . 7219 . 0000 - 5 . 5000 . 6702 . 0000 - 5 . 0000 . 6250 . 0000 - 4 . 5000 . 5773 . 0000 - 4 . 000 . 5269 . 0000 - 3 . 5000 . 4736 . 0000 - 3 . 0000 . 4173 . 0000 - 2 . 5000 . 3577 . 0000 - 2 . 0000 . 2945 . 0000 - 1 . 5000 . 2275 . 0000 - 1 . 0000 . 1564 . 0000 -. 5000 . 0806 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 28 . 8000 . 0000 . 0000 28 . 8000 . 5000 -. 0853 30 . 9500 . 5000 . 4528 30 . 95001 . 0000 -. 1755 33 . 1892 1 . 0000 . 8955 33 . 18921 . 5000 -. 2715 35 . 5168 1 . 5000 1 . 3212 35 . 51682 . 0000 -. 3742 37 . 9389 2 . 0000 1 . 7245 37 . 93892 . 5000 -. 4847 40 . 4555 2 . 5000 2 . 0975 40 . 45553 . 0000 -. 6040 43 . 0624 3 . 0000 2 . 4333 43 . 06243 . 5000 -. 7333 45 . 7538 3 . 5000 2 . 7268 45 . 75384 . 0000 -. 8736 48 . 5235 4 . 0000 2 . 9752 48 . 52354 . 5000 - 1 . 0260 51 . 3658 4 . 5000 3 . 1782 51 . 36585 . 0000 - 1 . 1915 54 . 2940 5 . 0000 3 . 3456 54 . 29405 . 5000 - 1 . 3722 57 . 3528 5 . 5000 3 . 4940 57 . 35286 . 0000 - 1 . 5706 60 . 6006 6 . 0000 3 . 6376 60 . 60066 . 5000 - 1 . 7897 64 . 0869 6 . 5000 3 . 7892 64 . 08697 . 0000 - 2 . 0324 67 . 8574 7 . 0000 3 . 9608 67 . 85747 . 5000 - 2 . 3045 72 . 0128 7 . 5000 4 . 1657 72 . 01288 . 0000 - 2 . 6153 76 . 6717 8 . 0000 4 . 3908 76 . 67178 . 5000 - 2 . 9745 81 . 8893 8 . 5000 4 . 5944 81 . 88939 . 0000 - 3 . 3935 87 . 7449 9 . 0000 4 . 7514 87 . 74499 . 5000 - 3 . 8981 94 . 5847 9 . 5000 4 . 8913 94 . 584710 . 0000 - 4 . 5317 103 . 0000 10 . 0000 5 . 0874 103 . 0000______________________________________ the left table in table 47 summarizes the numerical value data of the focus cam of the fourth embodiment , and the right table in table 47 summarizes the numerical value data of the zoom compensation cam of this embodiment . a value obtained by synthesizing the amounts ( 2 ) of movement in the direction of the optical axis in the numerical value data of the focus cam and the zoom compensation cam in the range from the amount of rotation ( angle = 0 . 0 ) to the amount of rotation ( angle = 10 . 0 ) coincides with the movement locus of the second lens unit calculated using the paraxial data in the upper table in table 46 . tables 48 , 49 , and 50 below summarize the amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit , the imaging magnifications β k of the respective lens units , the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis , the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , and the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), the middle position ( f = 50 . 0 ), and the telephoto end ( f = 103 . 0 ) according to the second embodiment , respectively . the arrangements of the respective tables and the meanings of the reference symbols are the same as those in the first embodiment . table 48__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis atwide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in fourth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 260 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 043 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 532 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 086 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 912 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 143 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 421 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 217 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 223 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 443 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 700 ang - 5 . 217 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 645 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 928 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8mm ) in fourthembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 280 3 ) - 12 . 818 4 ) . 114r 10 . 000 ang -. 260 1 ) -. 007 2 ) -. 277 3 ) - 12 . 818 4 ) . 114r 5 . 000 ang -. 532 1 ) -. 015 2 ) -. 274 3 ) - 12 . 818 4 ) . 114r 3 . 000 ang -. 912 1 ) -. 025 2 ) -. 270 3 ) - 12 . 818 4 ) . 114r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 421 1 ) -. 038 2 ) -. 264 3 ) - 12 . 818 4 ) . 114r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 223 1 ) -. 084 2 ) -. 247 3 ) - 12 . 818 4 ) . 114r . 700 ang - 5 . 217 1 ) -. 131 2 ) -. 232 3 ) - 12 . 818 4 ) . 114r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) -. 209 2 ) -. 211 3 ) - 12 . 818 4 ) . 114conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis at wide - angleend ( 28 . 8 mm ) in fourth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 954 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 260 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 958 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 532 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 962 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 912 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 967 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 421 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 973 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 223 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 991 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 700 ang - 5 . 217 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 007 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 027 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in fourthembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 166 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 260 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 161 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 532 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 156 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 912 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 148 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 421 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 139 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 223 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 113 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 700 ang - 5 . 217 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 091 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 062 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a asociated with direction of rotationat wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in fourth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 324 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 260 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 316 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 532 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 306 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 912 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 292 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 421 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 275 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 223 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 225 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 700 ang - 5 . 217 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 182 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 127 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 04 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 39 table 49__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis atmiddleposition ( 50 . 0 mm ) in fourth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 258 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 077 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 527 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 154 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 905 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 257 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 413 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 385 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 230 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 770 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 700 ang - 5 . 226 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 103 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 552 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at middle position ( 50 . 0mm ) in fourthembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 366 3 ) 20 . 985 4 ) -. 092r 10 . 000 ang -. 258 1 ) -. 007 2 ) -. 361 3 ) 20 . 985 4 ) -. 092r 5 . 000 ang -. 527 1 ) -. 015 2 ) -. 355 3 ) 20 . 985 4 ) -. 092r 3 . 000 ang -. 905 1 ) -. 025 2 ) -. 347 3 ) 20 . 985 4 ) -. 092r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 413 1 ) -. 039 2 ) -. 338 3 ) 20 . 985 4 ) -. 092r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 230 1 ) -. 086 2 ) -. 309 3 ) 20 . 985 4 ) -. 092r . 700 ang - 5 . 226 1 ) -. 135 2 ) -. 284 3 ) 20 . 985 4 ) -. 092r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) -. 218 2 ) -. 251 3 ) 20 . 985 4 ) -. 092conversion coefficient γ . sub . x asociated with direction of opticalaxis at middleposition ( 50 . 0 mm ) in fourth embodimentr . 000 ang -. 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 242 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 258 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 258 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 527 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 273 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 905 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 294 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 413 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 318 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 230 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 388 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 700 ang - 5 . 226 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 443 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 510 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at middle position ( 50 . 0 mm ) in fourthembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 305 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 258 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 292 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 527 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 280 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 905 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 263 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 413 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 242 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 230 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 187 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 700 ang - 5 . 226 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 147 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 095 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a asociated with direction of rotationat middle position ( 50 . 0 mm ) in fourth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 990 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 258 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 953 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 527 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 916 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 905 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 866 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 413 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 804 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 230 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 632 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 700 ang - 5 . 226 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 507 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 335 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 08 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 34 table 50__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis attelephoto end ( 103 . 0 mm ) in fourth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 260 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 350 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 532 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 669 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 912 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 057 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 421 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 496 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 223 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 611 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 700 ang - 5 . 217 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 414 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 356 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at telephoto end ( 103 . 0mm ) in fourthembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 652 3 ) 10 . 590 4 ) -. 212r 10 . 000 ang -. 260 1 ) -. 007 2 ) -. 626 3 ) 10 . 590 4 ) -. 212r 5 . 000 ang -. 532 1 ) -. 015 2 ) -. 602 3 ) 10 . 590 4 ) -. 212r 3 . 000 ang -. 912 1 ) -. 025 2 ) -. 573 3 ) 10 . 590 4 ) -. 212r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 421 1 ) -. 039 2 ) -. 541 3 ) 10 . 590 4 ) -. 212r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 223 1 ) -. 087 2 ) -. 457 3 ) 10 . 590 4 ) -. 212r . 700 ang - 5 . 217 1 ) -. 138 2 ) -. 397 3 ) 10 . 590 4 ) -. 212r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) -. 228 2 ) -. 327 3 ) 10 . 590 4 ) -. 212conversion coefficient γ . sub . x asociated with direction of opticalaxis at telephoto end ( 103 . 0 mm ) in fourth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 2 . 883 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 260 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 051 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 532 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 198 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 912 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 368 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 421 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 552 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 223 1 ) . 000 2 ) 3 . 968 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 700 ang - 5 . 217 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 225 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 481 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at telephoto end ( 103 . 0 mm ) in fourthembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 449 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 260 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 253 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 532 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 101 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 912 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 944 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 421 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 791 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 223 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 488 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 700 ang - 5 . 217 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 333 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 186 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a asociated with direction of rotationat telephoto end ( 103 . 0 mm ) in fourth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 4 . 179 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 260 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 3 . 823 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 532 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 3 . 520 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 912 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 3 . 180 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 421 1 ) . 000 ) 2 ) - 2 . 810 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 223 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 935 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 700 ang - 5 . 217 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 406 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 500 ang - 9 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 833 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 55 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 20 as can be seen from tables 48 , 49 , and 50 , at each focal length , the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis increases but the value of the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam decreases as the photographing distance becomes closer to the closest distance . therefore , as can be seen from these tables , the value of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation , which is defined as the product of the conversion coefficient γ x and the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , decreases as the photographing distance becomes closer to the closest distance by the influence of the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , contrary to the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . from tables 48 , 49 , and 50 , the rate of change , from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position , of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation is × 0 . 39 at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), × 0 . 34 at the middle position ( f = 50 . 0 ), and × 0 . 20 at the telephoto end ( f = 103 . 0 ). when the number n of divisions of the focus range upon a change in conversion coefficient γ a in the fourth embodiment is calculated using formula ( a ), and is compared with that in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the numbers n w , n m , and n t of divisions at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end respectively have the following values : when the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 therefore , it can be seen that the numbers of divisions become small , compared to those in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . as described above , in the fourth embodiment as well , since the rate of change of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation is smaller than that in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the number of data of the conversion coefficient γ a and the correction coefficient μ can be reduced , and the storage capacity can be suppressed . tables 51 , 52 , and 53 summarize the calculation results of the values of the conversion coefficient k a and the correction coefficient μ at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), middle position ( f = 50 . 0 ), and telephoto end ( f = 103 . 0 ) according to the fourth embodiment . the arrangements of the tables and reference symbols are the same as those in the first embodiment . the position of the focusing lens in the first pair in the upper two tables in each of tables 51 , 52 , and 53 , i . e ., in the third and fourth columns is ( r , angle )=( 0 . 0 , 0 . 0 ), and it indicates that this position corresponds to the infinity corresponding position . similarly , the position of the focusing lens in the fourth pair in the lower two tables in each of tables 42 , 43 , and 44 , i . e ., in the ninth and tenth columns is ( r , angle )=( 0 . 5 , - 9 . 0 ), and it indicates that this position corresponds to the closest in - focus ( r = 0 . 5 m ) corresponding position . table 51__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in fourth embodimentf = 28 . 8 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 260 5 . 000 -. 532 3 . 000 -. 912pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 324 . 000 -. 319 -. 313 -. 3052 10 . 000 -. 321 -. 316 . 000 -. 310 -. 3013 5 . 000 -. 317 -. 312 -. 306 . 000 -. 2974 3 . 000 -. 312 -. 306 -. 300 -. 292 . 0005 2 . 000 -. 304 -. 298 -. 293 -. 2856 1 . 000 -. 280 -. 275 -. 269 -. 2627 . 700 -. 257 -. 252 -. 247 -. 2408 . 500 -. 220 -. 216 -. 211 -. 206__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 08 7 . 61 -. 17 6 . 62 -. 28 6 . 112 10 . 000 . 08 8 . 40 . 00 . 00 -. 08 6 . 25 -. 20 5 . 983 5 . 000 . 17 7 . 80 . 08 6 . 82 . 00 . 00 -. 11 5 . 994 3 . 000 . 28 7 . 26 . 20 6 . 48 . 11 6 . 05 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 . 43 6 . 98 . 35 6 . 41 . 26 6 . 15 . 15 6 . 116 1 . 000 . 90 6 . 66 . 81 6 . 33 . 73 6 . 15 . 61 6 . 007 . 700 1 . 34 6 . 48 1 . 25 6 . 22 1 . 16 6 . 05 1 . 03 5 . 888 . 500 1 . 98 6 . 18 1 . 89 5 . 98 1 . 79 5 . 82 1 . 66 5 . 63__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 1 . 421 1 . 000 - 3 . 223 . 700 - 5 . 217 . 500 - 9 . 000pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 295 -. 262 -. 234 -. 1922 10 . 000 -. 291 -. 259 -. 231 -. 1903 5 . 000 -. 287 -. 256 -. 228 -. 1874 3 . 000 -. 282 -. 251 -. 223 -. 1835 2 . 000 -. 275 . 000 -. 245 -. 218 -. 1796 1 . 000 -. 253 -. 225 . 000 -. 200 -. 1637 . 700 -. 232 -. 206 -. 182 . 000 -. 1488 . 500 -. 198 -. 175 -. 154 -. 127 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 42 5 . 88 -. 85 5 . 09 - 1 . 22 4 . 27 - 1 . 73 3 . 332 10 . 000 -. 34 5 . 83 -. 77 5 . 08 - 1 . 14 4 . 25 - 1 . 66 3 . 333 5 . 000 -. 26 5 . 85 -. 69 5 . 07 - 1 . 07 4 . 24 - 1 . 58 3 . 324 3 . 000 -. 14 5 . 84 -. 58 5 . 05 -. 96 4 . 22 - 1 . 48 3 . 315 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 44 5 . 03 -. 83 4 . 19 - 1 . 35 3 . 306 1 . 000 . 46 5 . 74 . 00 . 00 -. 40 4 . 05 -. 94 3 . 277 . 700 . 88 5 . 62 . 41 4 . 77 . 00 . 00 -. 56 3 . 318 . 500 1 . 50 5 . 37 1 . 01 4 . 54 . 58 3 . 83 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 68 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 51 table 52__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at middle position ( 50 . 0 mm ) in fourth embodimentf = 50 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 258 5 . 000 -. 527 3 . 000 -. 905pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 989 . 000 -. 964 -. 938 -. 9042 10 . 000 -. 979 -. 953 . 000 -. 927 -. 8933 5 . 000 -. 967 -. 941 -. 915 . 000 -. 8824 3 . 000 -. 950 -. 925 -. 900 -. 866 . 0005 2 . 000 -. 929 -. 903 -. 878 -. 8456 1 . 000 -. 855 -. 832 -. 808 -. 7777 . 700 -. 791 -. 769 -. 747 -. 7198 . 500 -. 686 -. 667 -. 648 -. 623__________________________________________________________________________pqs r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 25 21 . 45 -. 49 20 . 06 -. 82 18 . 892 10 . 000 . 25 23 . 31 . 00 . 00 -. 25 19 . 46 -. 58 18 . 673 5 . 000 . 51 22 . 59 . 25 20 . 95 . 00 . 00 -. 33 18 . 534 3 . 000 . 86 21 . 97 . 60 20 . 56 . 34 19 . 74 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 1 . 31 21 . 37 1 . 04 20 . 12 . 78 19 . 19 . 43 17 . 696 1 . 000 2 . 76 20 . 39 2 . 47 19 . 42 2 . 18 18 . 63 1 . 81 17 . 587 . 700 4 . 13 20 . 60 3 . 82 19 . 80 3 . 51 19 . 13 3 . 11 18 . 298 . 500 6 . 17 20 . 14 5 . 83 19 . 41 5 . 49 18 . 77 5 . 04 17 . 95__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 1 . 413 1 . 000 - 3 . 230 . 700 - 5 . 226 . 500 - 9 . 000pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 861 -. 735 -. 637 -. 5062 10 . 000 -. 850 -. 726 -. 629 -. 5003 5 . 000 -. 839 -. 716 -. 621 -. 4934 3 . 000 -. 824 -. 703 -. 609 -. 4845 2 . 000 -. 804 . 000 -. 685 -. 595 -. 4726 1 . 000 -. 739 -. 632 . 000 -. 551 -. 4357 . 700 -. 684 -. 588 -. 507 . 000 -. 3978 . 500 -. 592 -. 506 -. 433 -. 335 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 1 . 22 17 . 17 - 2 . 37 14 . 61 - 3 . 33 13 . 01 - 4 . 56 8 . 912 10 . 000 -. 98 16 . 98 - 2 . 16 14 . 60 - 3 . 13 13 . 02 - 4 . 37 8 . 883 5 . 000 -. 74 16 . 81 - 1 . 94 14 . 62 - 2 . 92 13 . 04 - 4 . 18 8 . 854 3 . 000 -. 42 16 . 58 - 1 . 63 14 . 68 - 2 . 63 13 . 07 - 3 . 92 8 . 815 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 25 14 . 86 - 2 . 27 13 . 12 - 3 . 58 8 . 756 1 . 000 1 . 34 16 . 67 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 11 12 . 70 - 2 . 51 8 . 437 . 700 2 . 61 17 . 58 1 . 17 16 . 71 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 50 8 . 128 . 500 4 . 49 17 . 09 2 . 92 14 . 54 1 . 63 11 . 09 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 69 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 51 table 53__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficient k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at telephoto end ( 103 . 0 mm ) in fourth embodimentf = 103 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 260 5 . 000 -. 532 3 . 000 -. 912pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 4 . 180 . 000 - 3 . 855 - 3 . 573 - 3 . 2592 10 . 000 - 4 . 152 - 3 . 8l9 . 000 - 3 . 543 - 3 . 2333 5 . 000 - 4 . 121 - 3 . 794 - 3 . 520 . 000 - 3 . 2134 3 . 000 - 4 . 091 - 3 . 767 - 3 . 495 - 3 . 180 . 0005 2 . 000 - 4 . 050 - 3 . 726 - 3 . 451 - 3 . 1356 1 . 000 - 3 . 907 - 3 . 578 - 3 . 301 - 2 . 9867 . 700 - 3 . 747 - 3 . 416 - 3 . 139 - 2 . 8278 . 500 - 3 . 440 - 3 . 112 - 2 . 841 - 2 . 540__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 02 106 . 64 - 1 . 90 127 . 23 - 2 . 97 120 . 342 10 . 000 1 . 08 164 . 84 . 00 . 00 -. 96 151 . 92 - 2 . 11 126 . 783 5 . 000 2 . 19 156 . 83 1 . 03 152 . 81 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 22 119 . 674 3 . 000 3 . 73 176 . 52 2 . 46 179 . 24 1 . 33 184 . 76 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 5 . 76 186 . 20 4 . 33 176 . 43 3 . 07 156 . 05 1 . 60 113 . 276 1 . 000 12 . 59 192 . 95 10 . 60 168 . 02 8 . 88 142 . 43 6 . 90 113 . 067 . 700 19 . 55 189 . 03 16 . 94 160 . 55 14 . 71 135 . 70 12 . 17 109 . 628 . 500 30 . 96 175 . 08 27 . 20 146 . 97 24 . 06 124 . 62 20 . 54 102 . 06__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 1 . 421 1 . 000 - 3 . 223 . 700 - 5 . 217 . 500 - 9 . 000pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 2 . 926 - 2 . 181 - 1 . 718 - 1 . 2322 10 . 000 - 2 . 902 - 2 . 160 - 1 . 700 - 1 . 2183 5 . 000 - 2 . 880 - 2 . 140 - 1 . 682 - 1 . 2034 3 . 000 - 2 . 847 - 2 . 111 - 1 . 657 - 1 . 1835 2 . 000 - 2 . 810 . 000 - 2 . 073 - 1 . 624 - 1 . 1576 1 . 000 - 2 . 659 - 1 . 934 . 000 - 1 . 514 - 1 . 0697 . 700 - 2 . 506 - 1 . 815 - 1 . 406 . 000 -. 9818 . 500 - 2 . 234 - 1 . 590 - 1 . 214 -. 833 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 4 . 16 100 . 97 - 7 . 03 55 . 12 - 8 . 96 40 . 47 - 11 . 09 23 . 172 10 . 000 - 3 . 37 103 . 32 - 6 . 40 54 . 80 - 8 . 43 40 . 38 - 10 . 65 23 . 073 5 . 000 - 2 . 56 103 . 11 - 5 . 76 54 . 22 - 7 . 88 40 . 24 - 10 . 19 22 . 964 3 . 000 - 1 . 45 109 . 95 - 4 . 88 53 . 47 - 7 . 13 40 . 09 - 9 . 57 22 . 805 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 73 52 . 11 - 6 . 16 39 . 89 - 8 . 77 22 . 606 1 . 000 4 . 79 89 . 05 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 02 39 . 55 - 6 . 18 21 . 857 . 700 9 . 51 87 . 85 3 . 62 58 . 52 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 71 20 . 988 . 500 16 . 93 82 . 65 9 . 19 51 . 65 4 . 59 33 . 50 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 82 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 48 as calculation results of the rate of change of k a with respect to . sub . γ av at the infinity in - focus arrangement and the closest in - focus arrangement at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 and in the fourth embodiment of the present invention in which said ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be - 0 . 90 are as follows . ______________________________________when the rotation amount ratio ( a . sub . f / a . sub . z ) is set to be 1 . 0 infinity closest arrangement k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 arrangement k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar______________________________________wide - angle end 3 . 47 0 . 40 ( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position 4 . 09 0 . 39 ( f = 50 . 0 ) telephoto end 4 . 98 0 . 39 ( f = 103 . 0 ) fourth embodimentwide - angle end 0 . 68 1 . 51 ( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position 0 . 69 1 . 51 ( f = 50 . 0 ) telephoto end 0 . 82 1 . 48 ( f = 103 . 0 ) ______________________________________ as described above , in the fourth embodiment as well , since the rate of change of k a with respect to γ a is small as compared to the conventional system , the contribution of the correction term ( δbf / μ ) in k a = γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ ) can be reduced . for this reason , an error of the conversion coefficient k a calculated based on γ a and μ or an error from the actual lens driving amount δa obtained when only one pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set can be reduced . next , in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 and the fourth embodiment of the present invention in which said ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be - 0 . 90 , when the lens driving amounts upon focusing from the infinity in - focus lens arrangement to the closest distance object and upon focusing from the closest in - focus lens arrangement to the infinity object at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end are calculated from δa = δbf / γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ )!, and errors from the actual lens driving amounts are then calculated , the following values are obtained . note that the value of the correction coefficient μ upon focusing from the infinity in - focus lens arrangement to the closest distance object adopts a value at the object distance ( pos - 5 ), and the value of the correction coefficient μ upon focusing from the closest in - focus lens arrangement to the infinity object adopts a value at the object distance ( pos - 4 ). ______________________________________when the rotation amount ratio ( a . sub . f / a . sub . z ) is set to be 1 . 0 infinity arrangement → closest arrangement → closest in - focus state infinity in - focus state______________________________________wide - angle end - 7 . 4 % - 12 . 2 %( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position - 18 . 4 % - 12 . 1 %( f = 50 . 0 ) telephoto end - 20 . 2 % - 13 . 4 %( f = 103 . 0 ) fourth embodimentwide - angle end - 5 . 2 % - 0 . 6 %( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position - 2 . 5 % - 0 . 3 %( f = 50 . 0 ) telephoto end - 1 . 3 % - 0 . 5 %( f = 103 . 0 ) ______________________________________ as described above , in the fourth embodiment as well , even when only a pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set for a given lens arrangement range , an error between the conversion coefficient k a calculated from γ a and μ and the lens driving amount δa for focusing becomes small as compared to the conventional system , and focusing can be realized with higher accuracy . table 54 summarizes the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing upon manual focusing using the focus cam ( the middle table in table 46 ) of the fourth embodiment , the amount dx ( mm ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit corresponding to the amount of rotation for focusing , and the displacement amount bf ( mm ) of the imaging point when the amount ( dx ) of movement in the direction of the optical axis is given . note that the arrangement of the table and reference symbols are the same as those in the first embodiment . the upper table in table 54 summarizes the displacement amount ( bf ) of the imaging point corresponding to the photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 0 , 0 . 7 , and 0 . 5 m ) in the respective zooming states of the focal lengths ( f = 28 . 8 , 35 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 70 . 0 , 85 . 0 , and 103 . 0 mm ), and the middle table summarizes the values of the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing required for attaining an optimal in - focus state with respect to the respective photographing distances . the lower table summarizes the amounts ( dx ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the respective lens units corresponding to the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing in association with the focal lengths and photographing distances . table 54__________________________________________________________________________displament amount bf ( mm ) of imaging point and amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in fourth embodiment__________________________________________________________________________ 0 . 50 m 0 . 70 m 1 . 00 m 2 . 00 m 3 . 00 m 5 . 00 m__________________________________________________________________________f 28 . 800 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000f 3s . 000 bf . 000 -. 001 . 001 . 005 . 005 . 003f 50 . 000 bf . 000 . 004 . 005 -. 006 -. 006 -. 004f 70 . 000 bf . 000 -. 005 -. 011 -. 001 . 002 . 003f 85 . 000 bf . 000 -. 015 -. 009 -. 014 -. 013 -. 007f 103 . 000 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000__________________________________________________________________________angle da - 9 . 000 - 5 . 217 - 3 . 223 - 1 . 421 -. 912 -. 532__________________________________________________________________________f 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 928 . 000 . 000 r . 0 . 50 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 086 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 50 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 552 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 50 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 432 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 50 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 3 . 232 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 50 mf 103 . 000 dx . 000 4 . 356 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 50 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 645 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 70 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 759 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 70 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 102 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 70 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 788 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 70 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 447 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 70 mf 103 . 000 dx . 000 3 . 414 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 70 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 443 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 522 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 769 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 286 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 804 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 103 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 611 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 217 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 255 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 387 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 666 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 . 975 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 103 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 496 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 143 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 169 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 5 0 . 000 dx . 000 . 258 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 449 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 . 670 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 103 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 057 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 086 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 100 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 155 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 272 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 . 412 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 103 . 000 dx . 000 . 669 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 m__________________________________________________________________________ as can be seen from table 54 , so - called manual focusing can be attained since the displacement amounts of the imaging point at the respective focal lengths and photographing distances are very small , and fall within the depth of focus independently of the zooming state and photographing distance . a zoom lens of the fifth embodiment is a zoom lens which has a five - unit arrangement , i . e ., positive , negative , positive , negative and positive lens units , and attains focusing by a negative fourth lens unit . in this zoom lens , the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) of the rotation amount for focusing from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position ( r = 0 . 80 m ) to the amount of rotation for zooming from the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ) to the telephoto end ( f = 126 . 0 ) is set to be - 0 . 55 . table 55 below summarizes various paraxial data of an optical system and data for defining the shape of a focus cam according to the fifth embodiment . the upper table in table 55 summarizes the focal lengths data , and principal point interval data of the respective lens units of the optical system corresponding to the fifth embodiment . in this table , f1 , f2 , f3 , f4 and f5 are respectively the focal lengths of first , second , third , fourth , and fifth lens units , and d1 , d2 , d3 , d4 , and d5 are respectively the principal point interval between the first and second lens units , the principal point interval between the second and third lens units , the principal point interval between the third and fourth lens units , and the principal point interval between the fourth and fifth lens unit , and the principal point interval between the fifth lens unit and a predetermined imaging plane in six zooming states ( f = 28 . 8 ( 1 - pos ), 35 . 0 ( 2 - pos ), 50 . 0 ( 3 - pos ), 70 . 0 ( 4 - pos ), 95 . 0 mm ( 5 - pos ), and 126 . 0 mm ( 6 - pos )). the middle table in table 55 summarizes spline sample data when the shape ( a curve g 2f in fig3 ) of the focus cam in the fourth lens unit of the fifth embodiment , which is used for focusing , is expressed by the above - mentioned spline function associated with the angle a of rotation of a rotatable lens barrel and the amount x of movement in the direction of the optical axis . in this middle table , ( 1 ), ( 2 ), ( 3 ), ( 4 ), and ( 5 ) correspond to the first , second , third , fourth , and fifth lens units , respectively . furthermore , the lower table in table 55 summarizes the infinity focusing positions ( infinity corresponding positions ) at the respective focal lengths ( f = 28 . 8 , 35 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 70 . 0 , 95 . 0 , and 126 . 0 mm ), and the amounts of rotation ( amounts of rotation for focusing ) upon focusing to respective photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 8 m ) using the focus cam of the fifth embodiment . in the lower table in table 55 , since the amount of rotation for zooming from the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ) to the telephoto end ( f = 126 . 0 ) is set to be 10 . 0 , and the amount of rotation for focusing from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position ( r = 0 . 80 m ) is set to be - 5 . 5 , the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) of the amount of rotation for focusing to the amount of rotation for zooming in the first embodiment is - 0 . 55 . table 55__________________________________________________________________________fifth embodiment f = 28 . 8 to 126 . 0 ( rotation amount ratio : a . sub . f / a . sub . z = - 0 . 55 ) __________________________________________________________________________focal lengths and principal point intervals of lens units of fifthembodiment 1 - pos 2 - pos 3 - pos 4 - pos 5 - pos 6 - pos__________________________________________________________________________ f 28 . 8000 35 . 0000 50 . 0000 70 . 0000 95 . 0000 126 . 0000f1 98 . 0000 d1 9 . 3696 15 . 5678 26 . 0774 35 . 1343 42 . 9607 49 . 3378f2 - 20 . 2000 d2 34 . 5121 30 . 5093 24 . 1872 19 . 0594 14 . 7856 10 . 6994f3 21 . 3000 d3 8 . 9319 9 . 5307 10 . 6727 11 . 7442 12 . 4611 13 . 1911f4 - 19 . 6000 d4 14 . 4820 13 . 8832 12 . 7412 11 . 6697 10 . 9528 10 . 2228f5 35 . 5000 d5 49 . 8013 51 . 5975 55 . 0237 58 . 2383 61 . 1451 63 . 0195__________________________________________________________________________focus cam shape ( spline interpolation sample point ) corresponding tofifthembodimentangle ( 1 ) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( 4 ) ( 5 ) __________________________________________________________________________1 - 10 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 -. 4328 . 00002 - 5 . 5000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 -. 3653 . 00003 - 3 . 3884 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 -. 2845 . 00004 - 1 . 7882 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 -. 1832 . 00006 . 7550 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 -. 0886 . 00007 . 4267 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 -. 0524 . 00008 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 00009 . 5000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0720 . 000010 4 . 5000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 1 . 1810 . 000011 6 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 2 . 0800 . 000012 6 . 6116 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 2 . 5920 . 000013 8 . 2118 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 4 . 3577 . 000014 8 . 7719 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 5 . 1954 . 000015 9 . 2450 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 6 . 0053 . 000016 9 . 5733 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 6 . 6341 . 000017 10 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 7 . 5475 . 000018 11 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 10 . 1892 . 0000__________________________________________________________________________amount of rotation for zooming and amount of rotation for focusing offifth embodiment ( rotation amount ratio : a . sub . f / a . sub . z = - 0 . 55 ) __________________________________________________________________________ infinity amount of correspond - photograph - rotation forfocal length ing position ing distance focusing__________________________________________________________________________28 . 8 mm . 0000 5 . 00 m -. 42735 . 0 mm 1 . 3439 3 . 00 m -. 75550 . 0 mm 3 . 8037 2 . 00 m - 1 . 22870 . 0 mm 6 . 0180 1 . 50 m - 1 . 78895 . 0 mm 8 . 0481 1 . 00 m - 3 . 388126 . 0 mm 10 . 0000 0 . 80 m - 5 . 500condition corresponding value ( 1 ) 1 . 31condition corresponding value ( 2 ) 17 . 44condition corresponding value ( 3 ) - 0 . 55condition corresponding value ( 4 ) 0 . 21 ( wide - angle end ) 0 . 26 ( telephoto end ) condition corresponding value ( 5 ) 0 . 50 ( wide - angle end ) 0 . 56 ( telephoto end ) condition corresponding value ( 6 ) 2 . 39 ( wide - angle end ) 2 . 00 ( telephoto end ) __________________________________________________________________________ table 56 below summarizes the numerical value data of the cams of the focusing lens unit in the fifth embodiment , which data are calculated by interpolation based on a spline function on the basis of the sample data of the focus cam summarized in the middle table in table 55 . in this table ( angle ) is the angle of rotation of the rotatable lens barrel , ( 2 ) is the amount ( mm ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the second lens unit , and ( f ) is the focal length ( mm ) of the entire system in an infinity in - focus state corresponding to the amount ( angle ) of rotation . table 56______________________________________cam numerical value data of focusing lens unit in fifthembodiment zoom compensation camfocus cam numerical value data numerical value dataangle ( 4 ) f angle ( 4 ) f______________________________________ - 5 . 5000 -. 3653 . 0000 - 5 . 0000 -. 3503 . 0000 - 4 . 5000 -. 3329 . 0000 - 4 . 0000 -. 3129 . 0000 - 3 . 5000 -. 2900 . 0000 - 3 . 0000 -. 2640 . 0000 - 2 . 5000 -. 2341 . 0000 - 2 . 0000 -. 1995 . 0000 - 1 . 5000 -. 1593 . 0000 - 1 . 0000 -. 1134 . 0000 -. 5000 -. 0608 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 28 . 8000 . 0000 . 0000 28 . 8000 . 5000 . 0720 31 . 0285 . 5000 . 3775 31 . 02851 . 0000 . 1527 33 . 3443 1 . 0000 . 7403 33 . 34431 . 5000 . 2437 35 . 7763 1 . 5000 1 . 0933 35 . 77632 . 0000 . 3482 38 . 3954 2 . 0000 1 . 4434 38 . 39542 . 5000 . 4691 41 . 2540 2 . 5000 1 . 7885 41 . 25403 . 0000 . 6098 44 . 3801 3 . 0000 2 . 1201 44 . 38013 . 5000 . 7732 47 . 7884 3 . 5000 2 . 4272 47 . 78844 . 0000 . 9626 51 . 4883 4 . 0000 2 . 6982 51 . 48834 . 5000 1 . 1810 55 . 4931 4 . 5000 2 . 9324 55 . 49315 . 0000 1 . 4331 59 . 8203 5 . 0000 3 . 1395 59 . 82035 . 5000 1 . 7289 64 . 5708 5 . 5000 3 . 3332 64 . 57086 . 0000 2 . 0800 69 . 8013 6 . 0000 3 . 5238 69 . 80136 . 5000 2 . 4927 75 . 5383 6 . 5000 3 . 7167 75 . 53837 . 0000 2 . 9552 81 . 4767 7 . 0000 3 . 8432 81 . 47677 . 5000 3 . 4759 87 . 6730 7 . 5000 3 . 8489 87 . 67308 . 0000 4 . 0752 94 . 3296 8 . 0000 3 . 7003 94 . 32968 . 5000 4 . 7727 101 . 5681 8 . 5000 3 . 3763 101 . 56819 . 0000 5 . 5729 109 . 2585 9 . 0000 2 . 8865 109 . 25859 . 5000 6 . 4888 117 . 3718 9 . 5000 2 . 2362 117 . 371810 . 0000 7 . 5475 126 . 0000 10 . 0000 1 . 4115 126 . 0000______________________________________ the left table in table 56 summarizes the numerical value data of the focus cam of the fifth embodiment , and the right table in table 56 summarizes the numerical value data of the zoom compensation cam of this embodiment . a value obtained by synthesizing the amounts ( 4 ) of movement in the direction of the optical axis in the numerical value data of the focus cam and the zoom compensation cam in the range from the amount of rotation ( angle = 0 . 0 ) to the amount of rotation ( angle = 10 . 0 ) coincides with the movement locus ( a curve g 4 in fig3 ) of the fourth lens unit calculated using the paraxial data in the upper table in table 55 . therefore , the zoom compensation cam ( a curve g 4h in fig3 ) is determined by subtracting the focus cam ( the curve g 4f in fig3 ) from the movement locus ( the curve g 4 in fig3 ) upon zooming of the fourth lens unit determined by the paraxial data in the upper table in table 55 . fig3 shows the paraxial arrangement and the movement loci upon zooming of the zoom lens according to the fifth embodiment , and fig3 shows the shapes of the focus cam and the zoom compensation cam of the fourth lens unit of this embodiment . referring to fig1 g1 , g2 , g3 , g4 , and g5 respectively represent the first , second , third , fourth , and fifth lens units , and g 1 , g 2 , g 3 , g 4 and g 5 respectively represent the movement loci upon zooming of the first , second , third , fourth , and fifth lens units . in addition , g 4f and g 4h respectively represent the shapes of the focus cam and the zoom compensation cam of the fourth lens unit . as described above , a shape obtained by synthesizing the focus cam g 4f and the zoom compensation cam g 4h of the fourth lens unit coincides with the movement locus g 4 of the fourth lens unit . fig4 is a view for explaining the shape of the focus cam g 4 f of the fifth embodiment . referring to fig4 ( f = 28 . 8 ; r = un ) and ( f = 28 . 8 ; r = 0 . 80 ) respectively represent the in - focus positions at the infinity and the closest distance ( r = 0 . 80 m ) at the wide - angle end , and coordinate positions ( x ; a ) on the focus cam are respectively ( x ; a )=( 0 ; 0 ) and ( x ; a )=(- 0 . 363 ; - 5 . 5 ). on the other hand , ( f = 126 ; r = un ) and ( f = 126 ; r = 0 . 80 ) respectively represent the in - focus positions at the infinity and the closest distance ( r = 0 . 80 m ) at the telephoto end , and coordinate positions ( x ; a ) on the focus cam are respectively ( x ; a )=( 7 . 548 ; 10 ) and ( x ; a )=( 1 . 181 ; 4 . 5 ). upon zooming from the wide - angle end to the telephoto end , the fourth lens unit moves on the focus cam g 4f from the coordinate position ( 0 ; 0 ) to the coordinate position ( 7 . 548 ; 10 ) for an infinity object , and from the coordinate position (- 0 . 365 ; - 5 . 5 ) to the coordinate position ( 1 . 181 ; 4 . 5 ) for a closest distance object . therefore , the fourth lens unit moves by 10 . 0 in the direction of rotation ( the direction of an axis a ) in both the cases . on the other hand , upon focusing from the infinity arrangement to the closest distance object , the fourth lens unit moves on the focus cam g 4f from the coordinate position ( 0 ; 0 ) to the coordinate position (- 0 . 365 ; - 5 . 5 ) at the wide - angle end , and from the coordinate position ( 7 . 548 ; 10 ) to the coordinate position ( 1 . 181 ; 4 . 5 ) at the telephoto end . therefore , the fourth lens unit moves by - 5 . 5 in the direction of rotation ( the direction of the axis a ) at these ends . in contrast to this , in the direction of the optical axis ( the direction of an axis x ), the fourth lens unit moves by - 0 . 365 at the wide - angle end , and by - 6 . 367 at the telephoto end . since the shape of the focus cam g 4f is determined by interpolating the coordinates ( f = 28 . 8 ; r = 0 . 80 ), ( f = 28 . 8 ; r = un ), ( f = 126 ; r = 0 . 80 ), and ( f = 126 ; r = un ) by the spline function , the change in slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam g 4f becomes larger as the absolute value of the x - coordinate of ( f = 28 . 8 ; r = 0 . 80 ) is smaller or as the absolute value of the x - coordinate of ( f = 126 ; r = un ) is larger . more specifically , as the ratio ( δx tr / δx wr ) between the amounts δx tr and δx wr of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit required for focusing from the infinity position to the closest distance position at the wide - angle end or telephoto end is larger , the change in slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam becomes larger . tables 57 , 58 , and 59 below summarize the amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit , the imaging magnifications β k of the respective lens units , the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis , the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , and the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), the middle position ( f = 70 . 0 ), and the telephoto end ( f = 126 . 0 ) according to the first embodiment , respectively . in these tables , ( r ) on the left side is the photographing distance ( m ), ( ang ) is the amount of rotation on the focus cam upon focusing to the respective photographing distances , and 1 ), 2 ), 3 ), 4 ), and 5 ) on the right side respectively represent the first , second , third , fourth , and fifth lens units . also , in these tables , the first table summarizes the amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in the direction of the optical axis upon focusing to the respective photographing distances ( r = 10 . 0 , 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 80 m ) ( note that movement toward the object side is positive ). the second table summarizes the imaging magnifications β k of the respective lens units in an in - focus state at the respective photographing distances ( r = 10 . 0 , 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 80 m ). the third table summarizes the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis of the focusing lens unit in an in - focus state at the respective photographing distances ( r = 10 . 0 , 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 80 m ). furthermore , the fourth table summarizes the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam at the positions , on the focus cam , corresponding to an in - focus state at the respective photographing distances ( r = 10 . 0 , 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 80 m ), and the fifth table summarizes the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation of the focusing lens unit in an in - focus state at the respective photographing distances ( r = 10 . 0 , 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 and 0 . 80 m ). table 57__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis atwide - angleend ( 28 . 8 mm ) in fifth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 204 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 026 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 427 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 052 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 755 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 089 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 228 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 135 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 1 . 788 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 183 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 388 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 284 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 5 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 365 5 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8mm ) in fifth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 295 3 ) -. 541 4 ) - 4 . 568 5 ) -. 403r 10 . 000 ang -. 204 1 ) -. 010 2 ) -. 291 3 ) -. 542 4 ) - 4 . 570 5 ). -. 403r 5 . 000 ang -. 427 1 ) -. 020 2 ) -. 287 3 ) -. 543 4 ) - 4 . 571 5 ) -. 403r 3 . 000 ang -. 755 1 ) -. 035 2 ) -. 281 3 ) -. 545 4 ) - 4 . 573 5 ) -. 403r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 228 1 ) -. 055 2 ) -. 274 3 ) -. 547 4 ) - 4 . 575 5 ) -. 403r 1 . 500 ang - 1 . 788 1 ) -. 076 2 ) -. 266 3 ) -. 549 4 ) - 4 . 578 5 ) -. 403r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 388 1 ) -. 125 2 ) -. 250 3 ) -. 554 4 ) - 4 . 583 5 ) -. 403r . 800 ang - 5 . 500 1 ) -. 168 2 ) -. 238 3 ) -. 557 4 ) - 4 . 587 5 ) -. 403conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in fifth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 225 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 204 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 227 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 427 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 229 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 755 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 231 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 228 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 235 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 1 . 788 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 239 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 388 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 246 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 5 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 252 5 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in fifth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 133 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 204 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 123 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 427 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 115 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 755 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 105 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 228 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 092 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 1 . 788 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 079 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 388 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 050 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 5 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 028 5 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) in fifth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 428 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 204 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 397 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 427 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 371 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 755 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 339 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 228 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 299 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 1 . 788 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 257 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 388 1 ) . 900 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 163 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 5 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 090 5 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 01 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 21 table 58__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis atmiddleposition ( 70 . 0 mm ) in fifth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 196 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 146 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 410 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 294 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 729 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 496 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 195 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) -. 754 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 1 . 756 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 1 . 021 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 344 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 1 . 578 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 5 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 2 . 019 5 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at middle position ( 70 . 0mm ) in fifth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 473 3 ) -. 774 4 ) - 3 . 044 5 ) -. 641r 10 . 000 ang -. 196 1 ) -. 010 2 ) -. 463 3 ) -. 780 4 ) - 3 . 051 5 ) -. 641r 5 . 000 ang -. 410 1 ) -. 021 2 ) -. 452 3 ) -. 786 4 ) - 3 . 059 5 ) -. 641r 3 . 000 ang -. 729 1 ) -. 035 2 ) -. 438 3 ) -. 795 4 ) - 3 . 069 5 ) -. 641r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 195 1 ) -. 055 2 ) -. 420 3 ) -. 806 4 ) - 3 . 082 5 ) -. 641r 1 . 500 ang - 1 . 756 1 ) -. 077 2 ) -. 402 3 ) -. 817 4 ) - 3 . 096 5 ) -. 641r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 344 1 ) -. 128 2 ) -. 366 3 ) -. 840 4 ) - 3 . 124 5 ) -. 641r . 800 ang - 5 . 500 1 ) -. 173 2 ) -. 339 3 ) -. 859 4 ) - 3 . 147 5 ) -. 641conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis at middle position ( 70 . 0 mm ) in fifth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 390 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 196 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 409 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 410 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 428 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 729 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 454 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 195 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 487 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 1 . 756 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 521 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 344 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 594 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 5 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 652 5 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at middle position ( 70 . 0 m ) in fifth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 770 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 196 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 719 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 410 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 668 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 729 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 599 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 195 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 514 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 1 . 756 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 438 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 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1 . 150 4 ) - 2 . 951 5 ) -. 775conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis at telephot end ( 126 . 0 mm ) in fifth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 543 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 203 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 617 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 427 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 692 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 755 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 795 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 228 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 931 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 1 . 788 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 4 . 073 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 388 1 ) . 000 2 ) . q00 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 4 . 380 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 5 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 4 . 632 5 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at telephoto end ( 126 . 0 mm ) in fifth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) 2 . 316 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 203 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) 2 . 140 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 427 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) 2 . 000 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 755 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) 1 . 828 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 228 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) 1 . 608 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 1 . 788 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) 1 . 379 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 388 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 899 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 5 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 468 5 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at telephoto end ( 126 . 0 mm ) in fifth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 8 . 205 5 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 203 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 7 . 738 5 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 427 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 7 . 383 5 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang -. 755 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 6 . 939 5 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 1 . 228 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 6 . 321 5 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 1 . 788 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 5 . 615 5 ) . 000r 1 . 000 ang - 3 . 388 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 3 . 936 5 ) . 000r . 800 ang - 5 . 500 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) - 2 . 168 5 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 31 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 26 as can be seen from tables 57 , 58 , and 59 , at each focal length , the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis increases but the value of the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam decreases as the photographing distance becomes closer to the closest distance . therefore , as can be seen from these tables , the value of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation , which is defined as the product of the conversion coefficient γ x and the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , decreases as the photographing distance becomes closer to the closest distance by the influence of the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , contrary to the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . from tables 57 , 58 , and 59 , the rate of change , from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position , of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation is × 0 . 21 at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), × 0 . 22 at the middle position ( f = 70 . 0 ), and × 0 . 26 at the telephoto end ( f = 126 . 0 ). when the number n of divisions of the focus range upon a change in conversion coefficient γ a in the fifth embodiment is calculated using formula ( a ), and is compared with that in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the numbers n w , n m , and n t of divisions at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end respectively have the following values : when the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 therefore , it can be seen that the numbers of divisions become small , compared to those in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . as described above , in the zoom lens of the fifth embodiment , since the rate of change , from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position , of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation becomes much smaller than that in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the number of data of the conversion coefficient γ a and the correction coefficient μ can be reduced , and the storage capacity can be suppressed . tables 60 , 61 , and 62 summarize the calculation results of the conversion coefficient k a and the correction coefficient μ at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), middle position ( f = 70 . 0 ), and telephoto end ( f = 126 . 0 ) according to the first embodiment . in these tables , ( r ) is the object distance ( m ), ( ang ) is the amount of rotation for focusing from the infinity corresponding position on the focus cam , ( r ) is the conversion coefficient γ a in the direction of rotation , ( rs ) is the conversion coefficient k a , ( bf ) is the defocus amount ( mm ), and ( l ) is the correction coefficient μ . each table has a matrix structure , and eight rows in the vertical direction indicated by ( pos ) represent the object positions ( r = 10 . 0 , 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 80 mm ), and four pairs ( r , angle ) in the horizontal direction represent the lens arrangements of the focusing lens unit . more specifically , the position of the focusing lens in the first pair in the upper two tables in each of tables 60 , 61 , and 62 , i . e ., in the third and fourth columns is ( r , angle )=( 0 . 0 , 0 . 0 ), and it indicates that this position corresponds to the infinity corresponding position . therefore , the third column ( r ) in the first table represents the value of the conversion coefficient γ a in the direction of rotation when the focusing lens unit is focused on an infinity object , and the fourth column ( rs ) represents the value of the conversion coefficient k a when the focusing lens unit is moved from an in - focus state on an infinity object to an in - focus state at the object distance in the second column . furthermore , the third column ( bf ) in the second table represents the defocus amount δbf from a predetermined imaging position when the position of the focusing lens unit corresponds to the infinity corresponding position , and an object is located at an object distance in the second column , and the fourth column ( l ) represents the value of the correction coefficient μ when the focusing lens unit is moved from an in - focus state on an infinity object to an in - focus state at the object distance in the second column . similarly , the position of the focusing lens in the fourth pair in the lower two tables in each of tables 60 , 61 , and 62 , i . e ., in the ninth and tenth columns is ( r , angle )=( 0 . 80 , - 5 . 5 ), and it indicates that this position corresponds to the closest in - focus ( r = 0 . 80 m ) corresponding position . therefore , the ninth column ( r ) in the third table represents the value of the conversion coefficient γ a in the direction of rotation when the focusing lens unit is focused on a closest distance ( r = 0 . 80 m ) object , and the tenth column ( rs ) represents the value of the conversion coefficient k a when the focusing lens unit is moved from an in - focus state on the closest distance ( r = 0 . 80 m ) object to an in - focus state at the object distance in the second column . furthermore , the ninth column ( bf ) in the fourth table represents the defocus amount δbf from a predetermined imaging position when the position of the focusing lens unit corresponds to the closest corresponding position , and the object is located at an object distance in the second column , and the tenth column ( l ) represents the value of the correction coefficient μ when the focusing lens unit is moved from an in - focus state on the closest distance ( r = 0 . 80 m ) object to an in - focus state at the object distance in the second column . as described above , since the conversion coefficient in the direction of rotation is calculated by k a = δbf / δa ( where δa : the amount of rotation for focusing ), and the correction coefficient μ is calculated by μ = δbf /( 1 - k a / γ a ), the value of the conversion coefficient k a ( eight row , fourth column in first table : - 0 . 214 ) when the focusing lens unit is moved from an in - focus state on the infinity object to an in - focus state at the object distance ( r = 0 . 80 m ) in table 60 is calculated by k a = 1 . 18 /- 5 . 5 =- 0 . 214 using δbf = 1 . 18 and δa =- 5 . 5 . on the other hand , the value of the correction coefficient μ ( eight row , fourth column in second table : 2 . 37 ) is calculated as μ = 2 . 37 using δbf = 1 . 18 , k a =- 0 . 214 , and γ a =- 0 . 428 . table 60__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at wide - angle end ( 28 . 8 mm ) of fifth embodimentf = 28 . 8 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 204 5 . 000 -. 427 3 . 000 -. 755pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 428 . 000 -. 412 -. 397 -. 3792 10 . 000 -. 411 -. 397 . 000 -. 383 -. 3673 5 . 000 -. 396 -. 383 -. 371 . 000 -. 3554 3 . 000 -. 378 -. 366 -. 355 -. 339 . 0005 2 . 000 -. 355 -. 344 -. 333 -. 3186 1 . 500 -. 331 -. 320 -. 310 -. 2967 1 . 000 -. 271 -. 262 -. 253 -. 2418 . 800 -. 214 -. 207 -. 199 -. 189__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 08 2 . 20 -. 17 2 . 43 -. 29 2 . 452 10 . 000 . 08 2 . 20 . 00 . 00 -. 09 2 . 62 -. 20 2 . 503 5 . 000 . 17 2 . 32 . 09 2 . 50 . 00 . 00 -. 12 2 . 464 3 . 000 . 29 2 . 48 . 20 2 . 65 . 12 2 . 74 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 . 44 2 . 56 . 35 2 . 65 . 27 2 . 61 . 15 2 . 376 1 . 500 . 59 2 . 60 . 51 2 . 64 . 42 2 . 58 . 31 2 . 407 1 . 000 . 92 2 . 51 . 84 2 . 46 . 75 2 . 36 . 63 2 . 188 . 800 1 . 18 2 . 37 1 . 10 2 . 29 1 . 01 2 . 19 . 90 2 . 02__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 1 . 228 1 . 000 - 1 . 788 1 . 000 - 3 . 388 . 800 - 5 . 500pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 356 -. 331 -. 272 -. 2162 10 . 000 -. 344 -. 321 -. 263 -. 2083 5 . 000 -. 333 -. 311 -. 254 -. 2004 3 . 000 -. 318 -. 296 -. 241 -. 1895 2 . 000 -. 299 . 000 -. 278 -. 224 -. 1756 1 . 500 -. 278 -. 257 . 000 -. 205 -. 1597 1 . 000 -. 224 -. 205 -. 163 . 000 -. 1248 . 800 -. 175 -. 159 -. 124 -. 090 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 44 2 . 29 -. 59 2 . 04 -. 92 1 . 37 - 1 . 19 . 862 10 . 000 -. 35 2 . 31 -. 51 2 . 04 -. 84 1 . 36 - 1 . 10 . 853 5 . 000 -. 27 2 . 30 -. 42 2 . 02 -. 75 1 . 34 - 1 . 02 . 844 3 . 000 -. 15 2 . 32 -. 31 1 . 99 -. 64 1 . 32 -. 90 . 825 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 16 1 . 89 -. 48 1 . 28 -. 75 . 806 1 . 500 . 16 2 . 23 . 00 . 00 -. 33 1 . 26 -. 59 . 787 1 . 000 . 48 1 . 93 . 33 1 . 63 . 00 . 00 -. 26 . 708 . 800 . 75 1 . 79 . 59 1 . 55 . 26 1 . 11 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 50 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 2 . 39 table 61__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at middle position ( 70 . 0 mm ) of fifth embodimentf = 70 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 196 5 . 000 -. 410 3 . 000 -. 729pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 2 . 610 . 000 - 2 . 533 - 2 . 450 - 2 . 3332 10 . 000 - 2 . 528 - 2 . 450 . 000 - 2 . 371 - 2 . 2573 5 . 000 - 2 . 442 - 2 . 367 - 2 . 290 . 000 - 2 . 1784 3 . 000 - 2 . 321 - 2 . 249 - 2 . 173 - 2 . 066 . 0005 2 . 000 - 2 . 161 - 2 . 093 - 2 . 022 - 1 . 9236 1 . 500 - 1 . 996 - 1 . 933 - 1 . 868 - 1 . 7787 1 . 000 - 1 . 632 - 1 . 580 - 1 . 526 - 1 . 4518 . 800 - 1 . 277 - 1 . 234 - 1 . 189 - 1 . 126__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 50 14 . 70 - 1 . 00 14 . 34 - 1 . 70 13 . 152 10 . 000 . 50 15 . 81 . 00 . 00 -. 51 14 . 33 - 1 . 20 13 . 023 5 . 000 1 . 00 15 . 51 . 51 14 . 93 . 00 . 00 -. 69 12 . 874 3 . 000 1 . 69 15 . 25 1 . 20 14 . 58 . 69 13 . 60 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 2 . 58 15 . 00 2 . 09 14 . 35 1 . 59 13 . 58 . 90 12 . 956 1 . 500 3 . 51 14 . 90 3 . 02 14 . 30 2 . 52 13 . 66 1 . 83 13 . 087 1 . 000 5 . 46 14 . 57 4 . 97 14 . 01 4 . 48 13 . 43 3 . 80 12 . 758 . 800 7 . 02 13 . 75 6 . 54 13 . 18 6 . 05 12 . 59 5 . 37 11 . 82__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 1 . 195 1 . 500 - 1 . 756 1 . 000 - 3 . 344 . 800 - 5 . 500pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 2 . 177 - 2 . 015 - 1 . 652 - 1 . 2932 10 . 000 - 2 . 105 - 1 . 948 - 1 . 597 - 1 . 2473 5 . 000 - 2 . 031 - 1 . 879 - 1 . 539 - 1 . 2004 3 . 000 - 1 . 927 - 1 . 785 - 1 . 461 - 1 . 1355 2 . 000 - 1 . 793 . 000 - 1 . 664 - 1 . 359 - 1 . 0496 1 . 500 - 1 . 661 - 1 . 543 . 000 - 1 . 250 -. 9567 1 . 000 - 1 . 353 - 1 . 247 -. 987 . 000 -. 7418 . 800 - 1 . 044 -. 954 -. 740 -. 561 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 2 . 60 12 . 16 - 3 . 54 11 . 58 - 5 . 52 8 . 21 - 7 . 11 5 . 462 10 . 000 - 2 . 10 12 . 10 - 3 . 04 11 . 59 - 5 . 03 8 . 15 - 6 . 62 5 . 423 5 . 000 - 1 . 59 12 . 06 - 2 . 53 11 . 62 - 4 . 52 8 . 08 - 6 . 11 5 . 374 3 . 000 -. 90 12 . 05 - 1 . 83 11 . 72 - 3 . 82 7 . 97 - 5 . 41 5 . 305 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 93 11 . 93 - 2 . 92 7 . 76 - 4 . 51 5 . 206 1 . 500 . 93 12 . 62 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 98 7 . 46 - 3 . 58 5 . 097 1 . 000 2 . 91 11 . 83 1 . 98 10 . 31 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 60 5 . 008 . 800 4 . 49 10 . 74 3 . 57 9 . 34 1 . 60 6 . 39 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 49 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 2 . 30 table 62__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficient k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at telephoto end ( 126 . 0 mm ) of fifth embodimentf = 126 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 -. 203 2 . 777 5 . 000 -. 427 3 . 000 -. 755pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 8 . 209 . 000 - 7 . 975 - 7 . 761 - 7 . 5002 10 . 000 - 7 . 943 - 7 . 742 . 000 - 7 . 554 - 7 . 3253 5 . 000 - 7 . 708 - 7 . 534 - 7 . 387 . 000 - 7 . 1704 3 . 000 - 7 . 437 - 7 . 294 - 7 . 160 - 6 . 930 . 0005 2 . 000 - 7 . 075 - 6 . 951 - 6 . 823 - 6 . 6146 1 . 500 - 6 . 689 - 6 . 581 - 6 . 464 - 6 . 2767 1 . 000 - 5 . 664 - 5 . 576 - 5 . 475 - 5 . 3108 . 800 - 4 . 602 - 4 . 530 - 4 . 444 - 4 . 305__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 62 53 . 88 - 3 . 31 65 . 46 - 5 . 66 68 . 892 10 . 000 1 . 62 49 . 82 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 69 74 . 73 - 4 . 04 70 . 943 5 . 000 3 . 29 53 . 95 1 . 68 62 . 63 . 00 . 00 - 2 . 35 67 . 914 3 . 000 5 . 62 59 . 75 4 . 02 69 . 57 2 . 35 76 . 44 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 8 . 69 62 . 90 7 . 12 69 . 69 5 . 47 71 . 55 3 . 13 68 . 606 1 . 500 11 . 96 64 . 62 10 . 43 69 . 54 8 . 80 70 . 43 6 . 48 68 . 737 1 . 000 19 . 19 61 . 91 17 . 76 63 . 48 16 . 22 62 . 65 13 . 98 59 . 848 . 800 25 . 31 57 . 61 23 . 99 57 . 82 22 . 55 56 . 60 20 . 43 53 . 93__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 1 . 228 1 . 500 - 1 . 788 1 . 000 - 3 . 388 . 800 - 5 . 500pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 7 . 122 - 6 . 691 - 5 . 513 - 4 . 3262 10 . 000 - 6 . 967 - 6 . 553 - 5 . 399 - 4 . 2323 5 . 000 - 6 . 819 - 6 . 417 - 5 . 281 - 4 . 1324 3 . 000 - 6 . 600 - 6 . 220 - 5 . 109 - 3 . 9885 2 . 000 - 6 . 322 . 000 - 5 . 958 - 4 . 866 - 3 . 7836 1 . 500 - 6 . 000 - 5 . 618 . 000 - 4 . 571 - 3 . 5437 1 . 000 - 5 . 053 - 4 . 716 - 3 . 938 . 000 - 2 . 9408 . 800 - 4 . 086 - 3 . 807 - 3 . 066 - 2 . 167 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 8 . 75 69 . 13 - 11 . 97 62 . 65 - 18 . 68 46 . 70 - 23 . 79 23 . 872 10 . 000 - 7 . 14 69 . 99 - 10 . 39 62 . 40 - 17 . 19 46 . 35 - 22 . 41 23 . 523 5 . 000 - 5 . 46 69 . 51 - 8 . 74 61 . 42 - 15 . 64 45 . 85 - 20 . 96 23 . 114 3 . 000 - 3 . 12 70 . 92 - 6 . 43 59 . 98 - 13 . 45 45 . 24 - 18 . 92 22 . 515 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 34 55 . 23 - 10 . 51 44 . 59 - 16 . 16 21 . 666 1 . 500 3 . 36 65 . 93 . 00 . 00 - 7 . 31 45 . 49 - 13 . 15 20 . 707 1 . 000 10 . 92 54 . 38 7 . 55 47 . 00 . 00 . 00 - 6 . 21 17 . 398 . 800 17 . 46 49 . 36 14 . 13 43 . 83 6 . 48 29 . 27 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 56 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 2 . 00 as can be seen from tables 60 , 61 , and 62 above , when a change in conversion coefficient k a : ( rs ) ( e . g ., the fourth column in the first table ) at a given lens arrangement ( e . g ., at the infinity in - focus arrangement ) is considered , the rate of change becomes small as compared to the change in k a ( tables 15 , 16 , and 17 ) in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 examined previously . more specifically , the amount δa of rotation for focusing in the first embodiment at the infinity object side becomes relatively smaller than that at the closest object side , as compared to the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . in fact , when the ratio between the amount of rotation for focusing upon focusing to the closest distance and the amount of rotation for focusing upon focusing to the object distance ( r = 5 . 0 m ) is calculated in tables 10 and 55 , 4 . 296 / 10 . 0 = 0 . 430 in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , while - 0 . 427 /- 5 . 5 = 0 . 078 in the fifth embodiment . as described above , when the focus cam with the arrangement of the present invention is used , since the amount δa of rotation for focusing becomes relatively smaller at the infinity object side , the conversion coefficient k a becomes relatively large at the infinity object side , and consequently , the change in conversion coefficient k a in the direction of rotation can be reduced as compared to the conventional system . the calculation results of the rate of change of k a with respect to γ a at the infinity in - focus arrangement and the closest in - focus arrangement at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 and in the fifth embodiment of the present invention in which said ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be - 0 . 55 are as follows . ______________________________________when the rotation amount ratio ( a . sub . f / a . sub . z ) is set to be 1 . 0 infinity closest arrangement k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 arrangement k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar______________________________________wide - angle end 4 . 76 0 . 34 ( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position 5 . 78 0 . 31 ( f = 70 . 0 ) telephoto end 6 . 58 0 . 28 ( f = 126 . 0 ) fifth embodimentwide - angle end 0 . 50 2 . 39 ( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position 0 . 49 2 . 30 ( f = 70 . 0 ) telephoto end 0 . 56 2 . 00 ( f = 126 . 0 ) ______________________________________ as described above , according to the present invention , since the rate of change of k a with respect to γ a is small as compared to the conventional system , the contribution of the correction term ( δbf / μ ) in k a = γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ ) can be reduced , the value of the correction coefficient μ can be set to be large as compared to the defocus amount δbf , and at the same time , the change in correction coefficient μ can be decreased . therefore , even when only a pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set for a given lens arrangement range , an error in the conversion coefficient k a calculated using γ a and μ or in the actual lens driving amount δa for focusing can be eliminated . next , in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 and the fifth embodiment of the present invention in which said ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be - 0 . 55 , when the lens driving amounts upon focusing from the infinity in - focus lens arrangement to the closest distance object and upon focusing from the closest in - focus lens arrangement to the infinity object at the wide - angle end ( f = 28 . 8 ), middle position ( f = 70 . 0 ), and telephoto end ( f = 126 . 0 ) are calculated from δa = δbf / γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ )!, and errors from the actual lens driving amounts are then calculated , the following values are obtained . note that the value of the correction coefficient μ upon focusing from the infinity in - focus lens arrangement to the closest distance object adopts a value at the object distance ( pos - 5 ), and the value of the correction coefficient μ upon focusing from the closest in - focus lens arrangement to the infinity object adopts a value at the object distance ( pos - 4 ). ______________________________________when the rotation amount ratio ( a . sub . f / a . sub . z ) is set to be 1 . 0 infinity arrangement → closest arrangement → closest in - focus state infinity in - focus state______________________________________wide - angle end - 8 . 7 % - 26 . 3 %( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position - 13 . 2 % - 23 . 4 %( f = 70 . 0 ) telephoto end - 14 . 1 % - 28 . 7 %( f = 126 . 0 ) fifth embodimentwide - angle end - 6 . 9 % - 2 . 4 %( f = 28 . 8 ) middle position - 8 . 0 % - 1 . 6 %( f = 70 . 0 ) telephoto end - 6 . 2 % - 2 . 9 %( f = 126 . 0 ) ______________________________________ as described above , even when only a pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set for a given lens arrangement range , an error between the conversion coefficient k a calculated from γ a and μ and the lens driving amount δa for focusing becomes small as compared to the conventional system , and focusing can be realized with higher accuracy . next , an examination will be made as to whether not only accurate auto - focusing but also so - called manual focusing can be attained in the zoom lens of the fifth embodiment . table 63 summarizes the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing upon manual focusing using the focus cam ( the middle table in table 55 ) of the fifth embodiment , the amount dx ( mm ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit corresponding to the amount of rotation for focusing , and the displacement amount bf ( mm ) of the imaging point when the amount ( dx ) of movement in the direction of the optical axis is given . the upper table in table 63 summarizes the displacement amount ( bf ) of the imaging point corresponding to the photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 8 m ) in the respective zooming states of the focal lengths ( f = 28 . 8 , 35 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 70 . 0 , 95 . 0 , and 126 . 0 mm ), and the middle table summarizes the values of the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing required for attaining an optimal in - focus state with respect to the respective photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 80 m ). note that the amounts of rotation for focusing , which have values for eliminating any displacement of the imaging point at the wide - angle end and the telephoto end , are selected . the lower table summarizes the amounts ( dx ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the respective lens units corresponding to the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing in association with the photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 0 , and 0 . 8 m ) in the respective zooming states with the focal lengths ( f = 28 . 8 , 35 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 70 . 0 , 95 . 0 , and 126 . 0 mm ). in the lower table , ( f ) is the focal length ( mm ) of the entire system , ( r ) is the photographing distance ( m ), and ( dx ) is the amount ( mm ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of each of the first , second , third , fourth , and fifth lens units in turn from the right side . note that the amount of movement in the direction of the optical axis toward the object side is represented by a positive value . table 63__________________________________________________________________________displacement amount bf ( mm ) of imaging point and amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in fifth embodiment__________________________________________________________________________ 0 . 80 m 1 . 00 m 1 . 50 m 2 . 00 m 3 . 00 m 5 . 00 m__________________________________________________________________________28 . 800 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 00035 . 000 bf . 000 . 003 -. 001 -. 002 . 005 . 00550 . 000 bf . 000 . 008 . 006 -. 002 -. 003 -. 00170 . 000 bf . 000 . 044 . 049 -. 059 -. 054 -. 03995 . 000 bf . 000 -. 092 -. 012 . 037 . 039 . 027126 . 000 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000__________________________________________________________________________angle da - 5 . 500 - 3 . 388 - 1 . 788 - 1 . 228 -. 755 -. 427__________________________________________________________________________f 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 365 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 533 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 - 1 . 061 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 - 2 . 019 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 95 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 - 3 . 656 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 126 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 - 6 . 367 . 000 r 0 . 80 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 284 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 417 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 826 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 - 1 . 590 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 95 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 - 2 . 880 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 126 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 - 4 . 956 . 000 r 1 . 00 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 183 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 268 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 533 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 - 1 . 035 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 126 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 - 3 . 190 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 135 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 198 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 396 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 771 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 95 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 - 1 . 355 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 126 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 - 2 . 352 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 089 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 128 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 260 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 511 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 95 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 886 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 126 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 - 1 . 542 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 28 . 800 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 052 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 075 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 154 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 70 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 305 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 95 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 524 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 126 . 000 dx . 000 . 000 . 000 -. 913 . 000 r 5 . 00 m__________________________________________________________________________ as can be seen from table 63 , so - called manual focusing can be attained since the displacement amounts of the imaging point at the respective focal lengths and photographing distances are very small , and fall within the depth of focus independently of the zooming state and photographing distance . the sixth embodiment is directed to a zoom lens which has a five - unit arrangement , i . e ., positive , negative , positive , and positive lens units , and attains focusing by a negative second lens unit . in this zoom lens , the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) of the rotation amount for focusing from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position ( r = 0 . 95 m ) to the amount of rotation for zooming from the wide - angle end ( f = 24 . 7 ) to the telephoto end ( f = 194 . 0 ) is set to be - 0 . 80 . table 64 below summarizes various paraxial data of an optical system and data for defining the shape of a focus cam according to the sixth embodiment . the upper table in table 64 summarizes the focal lengths and principal point interval data of the respective lens units of the optical system corresponding to the sixth embodiment in association with six zooming states ( focal length f = 24 . 7 ( 1 - pos ), 35 . 0 ( 2 - pos ), 50 . 0 ( 3 - pos ), 85 . 0 ( 4 - pos ), 135 . 0 ( 5 - pos ), and 194 . 0 mm ( 6 - pos )). the middle table in table 64 summarizes spline sample data when the shape of the focus cam in the second lens unit of the sixth embodiment , which is used for focusing , is expressed by the above - mentioned spline function associated with the angle a of rotation of a rotatable lens barrel and the amount x of movement in the direction of the optical axis . in this middle table , ( 1 ), ( 2 ), ( 3 ), and ( 4 ) correspond to the first , second , third , and fourth lens units , respectively . furthermore , the lower table in table 64 summarizes the infinity focusing positions ( infinity corresponding positions ) at the respective focal lengths ( f = 24 . 7 , 35 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 85 . 0 , 135 . 0 , and 194 . 0 mm ), and the amounts of rotation ( amounts of rotation for focusing ) upon focusing to respective photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 2 , and 0 . 95 m ) using the focus cam of the sixth embodiment . in this table , since the amount of rotation for zooming from the wide - angle end ( f = 24 . 7 ) to the telephoto end ( f = 194 . 0 ) is set to be 10 . 0 , and the amount of rotation for focusing from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position ( r = 0 . 95 m ) is set to be - 8 . 0 , the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) of the amount of rotation for focusing to the amount of rotation for zooming in the fourth embodiment is - 0 . 80 . table 64__________________________________________________________________________second embodiment f = 24 . 7 to 194 . 0 ( rotationamount ratio : a . sub . f / a . sub . z = - 0 . 80 ) __________________________________________________________________________focal lengths and principal point intervals of lens units of sixthembodiment 1 - pos 2 - pos 3 - pos 4 - pos 5 - pos 6 - pos__________________________________________________________________________ f 24 . 7000 35 . 0000 50 . 0000 85 . 0000 135 . 0000 194 . 0000f1 83 . 0000 d1 8 . 4075 15 . 4045 23 . 5767 34 . 4070 43 . 3980 49 . 1234f2 - 15 . 0000 d2 28 . 3223 23 . 1584 19 . 2184 14 . 3263 10 . 2768 6 . 6130f3 44 . 0000 d3 8 . 1372 7 . 7418 7 . 2728 5 . 5880 5 . 1884 4 . 7906f4 60 . 0000 d4 55 . 0055 63 . 1527 71 . 4749 84 . 9444 94 . 8409 101 . 9854__________________________________________________________________________focus cam shape ( spline interpolation sample point ) correspondingto sixth embodiment angle ( 1 ) ( 2 ) ( 3 ) ( 4 ) __________________________________________________________________________1 - 10 . 0000 . 0000 . 5780 . 0000 . 00002 - 8 . 0000 . 0000 . 5191 . 0000 . 00003 - 5 . 1006 . 0000 . 4059 . 0000 . 00004 - 3 . 6046 . 0000 . 3218 . 0000 . 00005 - 2 . 4342 . 0000 . 2392 . 0000 . 00006 - 1 . 4844 . 0000 . 1580 . 0000 . 00007 -. 8361 . 0000 . 0942 . 0000 . 00008 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 . 00009 . 5000 . 0000 -. 0640 . 0000 . 000010 2 . 0000 . 0000 -. 2910 . 0000 . 000011 4 . 8994 . 0000 -. 9968 . 0000 . 000012 6 . 3953 . 0000 - 1 . 5990 . 0000 . 000013 7 . 5658 . 0000 - 2 . 2827 . 0000 . 000014 8 . 5156 . 000 - 3 . 0883 . 0000 . 000015 9 . 1639 . 000 - 3 . 8748 . 0000 . 000016 10 . 0000 . 000 - 5 . 5825 . 0000 . 000017 11 . 0000 . 0000 - 9 . 9000 . 0000 . 0000__________________________________________________________________________amount of rotation for zooming and amount of rotation for focusing ofsixth embodiment ( rotation amount ratio : a . sub . f / a . sub . z = - 0 . 80 ) __________________________________________________________________________ infinity amount of correspond - photograph - rotation forfocal length ing position ing distance focusing__________________________________________________________________________24 . 7 mm . 0000 5 . 00 m -. 83635 . 0 mm 1 . 4533 3 . 00 m - 1 . 48450 . 0 mm 3 . 3444 2 . 00 m - 2 . 43485 . 0 mm 6 . 1312 1 . 50 m - 3 . 605135 . 0 mm 8 . 6279 1 . 20 m - 5 . 101194 . 0 mm 10 . 0000 0 . 95 m - 8 . 000condition corresponding value ( 1 ) 2 . 18condition corresponding value ( 2 ) 10 . 19condition corresponding value ( 3 ) - 0 . 80condition corresponding value ( 4 ) 0 . 26 ( wide - angle end ) 0 . 12 ( telephoto end ) condition corresponding value ( 5 ) 0 . 55 ( wide - angle end ) 0 . 80 ( telephoto end ) condition corresponding value ( 6 ) 1 . 98 ( wide - angle end ) 1 . 85 ( telephoto end ) __________________________________________________________________________ table 65 below summarizes the numerical value data of the cams of the focusing lens unit in the sixth embodiment , which data are calculated by interpolation based on a spline function on the basis of the sample data of the focus cam summarized in the middle table in table 64 . note that the meanings of the reference symbols in table 65 are the same as those in the fifth embodiment . table 65______________________________________cam numerical value data of focusing lens unit in sixthembodiment zoom compensation camfocus cam numerical value data numerical value dataangle ( 2 ) f angle ( 2 ) f______________________________________ - 8 . 0000 . 5191 . 0000 - 7 . 5000 . 5029 . 0000 - 7 . 0000 . 4856 . 0000 - 6 . 5000 . 4670 . 0000 - 6 . 0000 . 4468 . 0000 - 5 . 5000 . 4249 . 0000 - 5 . 0000 . 4009 . 0000 - 4 . 5000 . 3747 . 0000 - 4 . 0000 . 3462 . 0000 - 3 . 5000 . 3151 . 0000 - 3 . 0000 . 2812 . 0000 - 2 . 5000 . 2443 . 0000 - 2 . 0000 . 2038 . 0000 - 1 . 5000 . 1595 . 0000 - 1 . 0000 . 1110 . 0000 -. 5000 . 0581 . 0000 . 0000 . 0000 24 . 7000 . 0000 . 0000 24 . 7000 . 5000 -. 0640 28 . 1820 . 5000 . 9557 28 . 18201 . 0000 -. 1332 31 . 7391 1 . 0000 1 . 9059 31 . 73911 . 5000 -. 2084 35 . 3374 1 . 5000 2 . 8823 35 . 33742 . 0000 -. 2910 38 . 9843 2 . 0000 3 . 9161 38 . 98432 . 5000 -. 3824 42 . 7873 2 . 5000 5 . 0190 42 . 78733 . 0000 -. 4844 46 . 8974 3 . 0000 6 . 2000 46 . 89743 . 5000 -. 5985 51 . 4940 3 . 5000 7 . 4659 51 . 49404 . 0000 -. 7264 56 . 7072 4 . 0000 8 . 8121 56 . 70724 . 5000 -. 8699 62 . 5219 4 . 5000 10 . 2142 62 . 52195 . 0000 - 1 . 0306 68 . 8723 5 . 0000 11 . 6417 68 . 87235 . 5000 - 1 . 2111 75 . 6992 5 . 5000 13 . 0715 75 . 69926 . 0000 - 1 . 4162 83 . 0056 6 . 0000 14 . 4965 83 . 00566 . 5000 - 1 . 6509 90 . 7764 6 . 5000 15 . 9065 90 . 77647 . 0000 - 1 . 9215 99 . 1459 7 . 0000 17 . 3051 99 . 14597 . 5000 - 2 . 2373 108 . 3906 7 . 5000 18 . 7079 108 . 39068 . 0000 - 2 . 6106 118 . 8434 8 . 0000 20 . 1317 118 . 84348 . 5000 - 3 . 0721 131 . 3527 8 . 5000 21 . 6429 131 . 35279 . 0000 - 3 . 6548 146 . 7241 9 . 0000 23 . 2762 146 . 72419 . 5000 - 4 . 3955 165 . 4668 9 . 5000 25 . 0563 165 . 466810 . 0000 - 5 . 5825 194 . 0000 10 . 0000 27 . 5064 194 . 0000______________________________________ the left table in table 65 summarizes the numerical value data of the focus cam of the sixth embodiment , and the right table in table 65 summarizes the numerical value data of the zoom compensation cam of this embodiment . a value obtained by synthesizing the amounts ( 2 ) of movement in the direction of the optical axis in the numerical value data of the focus cam and the zoom compensation cam in the range from the amount of rotation ( angle = 0 . 0 ) to the amount of rotation ( angle = 10 . 0 ) coincides with the movement locus of the second lens unit calculated using the paraxial data in the upper table in table 64 . tables 66 , 67 , and 68 below summarize the amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit , the imaging magnifications β k of the respective lens units , the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis , the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , and the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation at the wide - angle end ( f = 24 . 7 ), the middle position ( f = 85 . 0 ), and the telephoto end ( f = 194 . 0 ) according to the sixth embodiment , respectively . the arrangements of the respective tables and the meanings of the reference symbols are the same as those in the sixth embodiment . table 66__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis atwide - angle end ( 24 . 7 mm ) in sixth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 399 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 047 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 836 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 094 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 484 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 158 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 434 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 239 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 605 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 322 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 5 . 101 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 406 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 8 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 519 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000imaging magnification β . sub . k of lens units at wide - angle end ( 24 . 7mm ) in sixthembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 252 3 ) - 14 . 203 4 ) . 083r 10 . 000 ang -. 399 1 ) -. 008 2 ) -. 249 3 ) - 14 . 202 4 ) . 083r 5 . 000 ang -. 836 1 ) -. 017 2 ) -. 245 3 ) - 14 . 203 4 ) . 083r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 484 1 ) -. 029 2 ) -. 241 3 ) - 14 . 203 4 ) . 083r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 434 1 ) -. 046 2 ) -. 236 3 ) - 14 . 203 4 ) . 083r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 605 1 ) -. 063 2 ) -. 230 3 ) - 14 . 203 4 ) . 083r 1 . 200 ang - 5 . 101 i ) -. 082 2 ) -. 225 3 ) - 14 . 203 4 ) . 083r . 950 ang - 8 . 000 1 ) -. 108 2 ) -. 217 3 ) - 14 . 203 4 ) . 083conversion coefficient γ . sub . x associated with direction of opticalaxis at wide - angleend ( 24 . 7 mm ) in sixth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 309 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 399 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 311 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 836 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 314 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 484 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 316 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 434 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 320 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 605 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 324 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 5 . 101 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 327 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 8 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 332 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at wide - angle end ( 24 . 7 mm ) in sixth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 122 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 399 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 113 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 836 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 104 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 484 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 093 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 434 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 078 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 605 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 064 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 5 . 101 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 049 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 8 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 032 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at wide - angle end ( 24 . 7 mm ) in sixth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 160 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 399 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 148 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 836 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 137 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 484 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 122 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 3 . 434 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 103 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 605 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 084 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 5 . 101 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 065 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 8 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 042 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 02 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 26 table 67__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis atmiddleposition ( 85 . 0 mm ) in sixth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 395 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 170 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 827 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 337 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 470 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 555 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 822 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 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1 . 470 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 378 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 453 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 579 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 523 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 5 . 105 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 588 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 8 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 4 . 668 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at middle position ( 85 . 0 mm ) in sixthembodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 454 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 395 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 408 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 827 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 365 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 470 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 315 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 254 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 579 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 195 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 5 . 105 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 145 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 8 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 087 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at middle position ( 85 . 0 mm ) in sixth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 912 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 395 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 741 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 827 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 577 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 470 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 378 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 411 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 131 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 579 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 882 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 5 . 105 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 663 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 8 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 405 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 1 . 11 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 21 table 68__________________________________________________________________________amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in direction of optical axis attelephoto end ( 194 . 0 mm ) in sixth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 000 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 387 1 ) . 000 2 ) . 975 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 836 1 ) . 000 2 ) 1 . 708 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 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1 . 484 1 ) . 000 2 ) 5 . 236 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 434 1 ) . 000 2 ) 5 . 795 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 605 1 ) . 000 2 ) 6 . 230 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 5 . 101 1 ) . 000 2 ) 6 . 584 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 8 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) 6 . 963 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000slope dx / da of focus cam at telephot end ( 194 . 0 mm ) in sixth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 3 . 120 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 387 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 2 . 002 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 836 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 388 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 484 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 044 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 434 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 697 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 605 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 488 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 5 . 101 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 332 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 8 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) -. 174 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000conversion coefficient γ . sub . a associated with direction ofrotation at telephoto end ( 194 . 0 mm ) in sixth embodimentr . 000 ang . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 9 . 950 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 10 . 000 ang -. 387 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 8 . 098 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 5 . 000 ang -. 836 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 6 . 441 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 3 . 000 ang - 1 . 484 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 5 . 466 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 2 . 000 ang - 2 . 434 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 4 . 041 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 500 ang - 3 . 605 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 3 . 041 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r 1 . 200 ang - 5 . 101 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 2 . 187 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000r . 950 ang - 8 . 000 1 ) . 000 2 ) - 1 . 208 3 ) . 000 4 ) . 000__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : γ . sub . xr / γ . sub . x0 = 2 . 18 , γ . sub . ar / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 12 as can be seen from tables 66 , 67 , and 68 , at each focal length , the conversion coefficient γ x associated with the direction of the optical axis increases but the value of the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam decreases as the photographing distance becomes closer to the closest distance . therefore , as can be seen from these tables , the value of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation , which is defined as the product of the conversion coefficient γ x and the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , decreases as the photographing distance becomes closer to the closest distance by the influence of the slope ( dx / da ) of the focus cam , contrary to the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . from tables 66 , 67 , and 68 , the rate of change , from the infinity in - focus position to the closest in - focus position , of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation is × 0 . 26 at the wide - angle end ( f = 24 . 7 ), × 0 . 21 at the middle position ( f = 85 . 0 ), and × 0 . 12 at the telephoto end ( f = 194 . 0 ). when the number n of divisions of the focus range upon a change in conversion coefficient γ a in the second embodiment is calculated using formula ( a ), and is compared with that in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the numbers n w , n m , and n t of divisions at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end respectively have the following values : when the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 therefore , it can be seen that the numbers of divisions become small , compared to those in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 . as described above , in the sixth embodiment as well , since the rate of change of the conversion coefficient γ a associated with the direction of rotation is smaller than that in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 , the number of data of the conversion coefficient γ a and the correction coefficient μ can be reduced , and the storage capacity can be suppressed . tables 69 , 70 , and 71 summarize the calculation results of the conversion coefficient k a and the correction coefficient μ at the wide - angle end ( f = 24 . 7 ), middle position ( f = 85 . 0 ), and telephoto end ( f = 194 . 0 ) according to the sixth embodiment . the arrangements of the tables and reference symbols are the same as those in the fifth embodiment . the position of the focusing lens in the first pair in the upper two tables in each of tables 69 , 70 , and 71 , i . e ., in the third and fourth columns is ( r , angle )=( 0 . 0 , 0 . 0 ), and it indicates that this position corresponds to the infinity corresponding position . similarly , the position of the focusing lens in the fourth pair in the lower two tables in each of tables 69 , 70 , and 71 , i . e ., in the ninth and tenth columns is ( r , angle )=( 0 . 95 , - 8 . 0 ), and it indicates that this position corresponds to the closest in - focus ( r = 0 . 95 m ) corresponding position . table 69__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at wide - angle end ( 24 . 7 mm ) in sixth embodimentf = 24 . 7 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 399 5 . 000 -. 836 3 . 000 - 1 . 484pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 160 . 000 -. 153 -. 147 -. 1392 10 . 000 -. 154 -. 148 . 000 -. 142 -. 1343 5 . 000 -. 148 -. 143 -. 137 . 000 -. 1294 3 . 000 -. 141 -. 135 -. 130 -. 122 . 0005 2 . 000 -. 131 -. 126 -. 120 -. 1136 1 . 500 -. 120 -. 115 -. 110 -. 1037 1 . 200 -. 107 -. 103 -. 098 -. 0928 . 950 -. 088 -. 084 -. 080 -. 075__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 06 1 . 65 -. 12 1 . 66 -. 21 1 . 562 10 . 000 . 06 1 . 70 . 00 . 00 -. 06 1 . 71 -. 15 1 . 563 5 . 000 . 12 1 . 73 . 06 1 . 73 . 00 . 00 -. 08 1 . 534 3 . 000 . 21 1 . 77 . 15 1 . 76 . 08 1 . 71 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 . 32 1 . 76 . 26 1 . 71 . 19 1 . 61 . 11 1 . 426 1 . 500 . 43 1 . 71 . 37 1 . 65 . 30 1 . 54 . 22 1 . 377 1 . 200 . 55 1 . 67 . 48 1 . 59 . 42 1 . 49 . 33 1 . 338 . 950 . 71 1 . 58 . 64 1 . 49 . 58 1 . 40 . 49 1 . 26__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 2 . 434 1 . 500 - 3 . 605 1 . 200 - 5 . 101 . 950 - 8 . 000pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 127 -. 115 -. 103 -. 0832 10 . 000 -. 123 -. 111 -. 099 -. 0803 5 . 000 -. 119 -. 107 -. 095 -. 0774 3 . 000 -. 112 -. 101 -. 089 -. 0725 2 . 000 -. 103 . 000 -. 093 -. 082 -. 0666 1 . 500 -. 094 -. 084 . 000 -. 074 -. 0597 1 . 200 -. 084 -. 075 -. 065 . 000 -. 0528 . 950 -. 068 -. 060 -. 052 -. 042 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 -. 31 1 . 32 -. 42 1 . 13 -. 52 . 92 -. 67 . 682 10 . 000 -. 25 1 . 31 -. 36 1 . 12 -. 46 . 91 -. 61 . 673 5 . 000 -. 19 1 . 28 -. 30 1 . 10 -. 40 . 89 -. 55 . 674 3 . 000 -. 11 1 . 24 -. 21 1 . 08 -. 32 . 88 -. 47 . 665 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 11 1 . 07 -. 22 . 86 -. 37 . 656 1 . 500 . 11 1 . 19 . 00 . 00 -. 11 . 82 -. 26 . 657 1 . 200 . 22 1 . 17 . 11 1 . 00 . 00 . 00 -. 15 . 668 . 950 . 38 1 . 10 . 26 . 93 . 15 . 76 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 55 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 98 table 70__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at middle position ( 85 . 0 mm ) in sixth embodimentf = 85 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 395 5 . 000 -. 827 3 . 000 - 1 . 470pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 1 . 912 . 000 - 1 . 795 - 1 . 681 - 1 . 5382 10 . 000 - 1 . 856 - 1 . 741 . 000 - 1 . 630 - 1 . 4913 5 . 000 - 1 . 796 - 1 . 684 - 1 . 576 . 000 - 1 . 4434 3 . 000 - 1 . 715 - 1 . 608 - 1 . 506 - 1 . 378 . 0005 2 . 000 - 1 . 607 - 1 . 505 - 1 . 409 - 1 . 2856 1 . 500 - 1 . 478 - 1 . 383 - 1 . 291 - 1 . 1737 1 . 200 - 1 . 329 - 1 . 240 - 1 . 156 - 1 . 0468 . 950 - 1 . 108 - 1 . 032 -. 959 -. 865__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 -. 71 22 . 83 - 1 . 39 20 . 87 - 2 . 26 19 . 582 10 . 000 . 73 24 . 85 . 00 . 00 -. 70 20 . 65 - 1 . 60 19 . 713 5 . 000 1 . 48 24 . 54 . 73 22 . 39 . 00 . 00 -. 93 19 . 974 3 . 000 2 . 52 24 . 47 1 . 73 22 . 64 . 97 21 . 68 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 3 . 87 24 . 25 3 . 04 22 . 45 2 . 23 21 . 01 1 . 21 17 . 896 1 . 500 5 . 29 23 . 33 4 . 40 21 . 43 3 . 56 19 . 68 2 . 48 16 . 647 1 . 200 6 . 78 22 . 22 5 . 84 20 . 32 4 . 94 18 . 53 3 . 80 15 . 788 . 950 8 . 86 21 . 06 7 . 85 19 . 27 6 . 88 17 . 56 5 . 65 15 . 19__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 2 . 411 1 . 500 - 3 . 579 1 . 200 - 5 . 105 . 950 - 8 . 000pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 1 . 366 - 1 . 194 - 1 . 020 -. 7962 10 . 000 - 1 . 324 - 1 . 155 -. 985 -. 7673 5 . 000 - 1 . 280 - 1 . 115 -. 948 -. 7374 3 . 000 - 1 . 220 - 1 . 058 -. 897 -. 6955 2 . 000 - 1 . 131 . 000 -. 976 -. 824 -. 6376 1 . 500 - 1 . 027 -. 882 . 000 -. 744 -. 5757 1 . 200 -. 913 -. 783 -. 663 . 000 -. 5108 . 950 -. 753 -. 645 -. 545 -. 405 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 3 . 29 15 . 85 - 4 . 27 12 . 08 - 5 . 21 9 . 68 - 6 . 37 6 . 592 10 . 000 - 2 . 67 15 . 66 - 3 . 68 11 . 88 - 4 . 64 9 . 56 - 5 . 84 6 . 523 5 . 000 - 2 . 03 15 . 38 - 3 . 07 11 . 62 - 4 . 06 9 . 43 - 5 . 29 6 . 454 3 . 000 - 1 . 15 14 . 71 - 2 . 23 11 . 20 - 3 . 26 9 . 26 - 4 . 54 6 . 345 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 14 10 . 72 - 2 . 22 9 . 14 - 3 . 56 6 . 216 1 . 500 1 . 20 13 . 05 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 14 9 . 27 - 2 . 54 6 . 057 1 . 200 2 . 46 12 . 71 1 . 19 10 . 61 . 00 . 00 - 1 . 48 5 . 688 . 950 4 . 21 12 . 58 2 . 85 10 . 64 1 . 58 8 . 81 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 58 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 97 table 71__________________________________________________________________________conversion coefficients k . sub . a : ( rs ), γ . sub . a : ( r ) associatedwith direction of rotation and correctioncoefficient μ : ( l ) at telephoto end ( 194 . 0 mm ) in sixth embodimentf = 194 . 0 mm__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = . 000 . 000 10 . 000 -. 387 5 . 000 -. 836 3 . 000 -. 484pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 9 . 949 . 000 - 8 . 337 - 6 . 891 - 5 . 7302 10 . 000 - 10 . 079 - 8 . 097 . 000 - 6 . 609 - 5 . 5713 5 . 000 - 9 . 704 - 7 . 682 - 6 . 441 . 000 - 5 . 5344 3 . 000 - 9 . 609 - 7 . 677 - 6 . 548 - 5 . 466 . 0005 2 . 000 - 9 . 436 - 7 . 493 - 6 . 308 - 5 . 1406 1 . 500 - 9 . 170 - 7 . 203 - 5 . 997 - 4 . 8447 1 . 200 - 8 . 799 - 6 . 817 - 5 . 614 - 4 . 4938 . 950 - 7 . 993 - 6 . 050 - 4 . 901 - 3 . 865__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 23 108 . 94 - 5 . 76 82 . 57 - 8 . 51 175 . 822 10 . 000 3 . 90 - 300 . 11 . 00 . 00 - 2 . 97 114 . 03 - 6 . 11 316 . 753 5 . 000 8 . 11 328 . 89 3 . 45 67 . 21 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 59 290 . 184 3 . 000 14 . 26 417 . 01 8 . 42 162 . 09 4 . 24 - 256 . 10 . 00 . 005 2 . 000 22 . 97 445 . 08 15 . 34 205 . 66 10 . 08 488 . 95 4 . 88 81 . 866 1 . 500 33 . 05 422 . 06 23 . 17 209 . 83 16 . 60 240 . 82 10 . 27 90 . 197 1 . 200 44 . 88 388 . 16 32 . 13 203 . 11 23 . 94 186 . 33 16 . 25 91 . 238 . 950 63 . 94 325 . 16 46 . 05 182 . 14 35 . 11 146 . 87 25 . 18 85 . 98__________________________________________________________________________ ( r , angle ) = 2 . 000 - 2 . 434 1 . 500 - 3 . 605 1 . 200 - 5 . 101 . 950 - 8 . 000pos r r rs r rs r rs r rs__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 4 . 642 - 3 . 779 - 3 . 063 - 2 . 2372 10 . 000 - 4 . 521 - 3 . 678 - 2 . 977 - 2 . 1683 5 . 000 - 4 . 449 - 3 . 599 - 2 . 901 - 2 . 1024 3 . 000 - 4 . 299 - 3 . 461 - 2 . 778 - 2 . 0025 2 . 000 - 4 . 041 . 000 - 3 . 260 - 2 . 606 - 1 . 8626 1 . 500 - 3 . 809 - 3 . 041 . 000 - 2 . 412 - 1 . 7057 1 . 200 - 3 . 505 - 2 . 773 - 2 . 187 . 000 - 1 . 5238 . 950 - 2 . 973 - 2 . 319 - 1 . 799 - 1 . 209 . 000__________________________________________________________________________pos r bf l bf l bf l bf l__________________________________________________________________________1 . 000 - 11 . 30 76 . 03 - 13 . 62 56 . 13 - 15 . 62 39 . 02 - 17 . 90 21 . 032 10 . 000 - 9 . 25 77 . 85 - 11 . 83 56 . 48 - 14 . 03 38 . 86 - 16 . 51 20 . 793 5 . 000 - 7 . 11 70 . 37 - 9 . 96 54 . 30 - 12 . 37 37 . 91 - 15 . 06 20 . 374 3 . 000 - 4 . 08 63 . 91 - 7 . 34 53 . 20 - 10 . 05 37 . 18 - 13 . 04 19 . 885 2 . 000 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 82 52 . 99 - 6 . 95 36 . 33 - 10 . 36 19 . 176 1 . 500 4 . 46 77 . 72 . 00 . 00 - 3 . 61 35 . 12 - 7 . 50 18 . 247 1 . 200 9 . 35 70 . 51 4 . 15 47 . 13 . 00 . 00 &# 34 ; 4 . 42 16 . 988 . 950 16 . 54 62 . 58 10 . 19 42 . 94 5 . 21 29 . 35 . 00 . 00__________________________________________________________________________ condition corresponding values : k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 = 0 . 80 , k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar = 1 . 85 the calculation results of the rate of change of k a with respect to γ a the infinity in - focus arrangement and the closest in - focus arrangement at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 and in the sixth embodiment of the present invention in which said ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be - 0 . 80 are as follows . ______________________________________when the rotation amount ratio ( a . sub . f / a . sub . z ) is set to be 1 . 0 infinity closest arrangement k . sub . a0 / γ . sub . a0 arrangement k . sub . ar / γ . sub . ar______________________________________wide - angle end 6 . 14 0 . 31 ( f = 24 . 7 ) middle position 7 . 63 0 . 31 ( f = 85 . 0 ) telephoto end 12 . 40 0 . 29 ( f = 194 . 0 ) sixth embodimentwide - angle end 0 . 55 1 . 98 ( f = 24 . 7 ) middle position 0 . 58 1 . 97 ( f = 85 . 0 ) telephoto end 0 . 80 1 . 85 ( f = 194 . 0 ) ______________________________________ as described above , in the sixth embodiment as well , since the rate of change of k a with respect to γ a is small as compared to the conventional system , the contribution of the correction term ( δbf / μ ) in k a = γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ ) can be reduced . for this reason , an error of the conversion coefficient k a calculated based on γ a and μ or an error from the actual lens driving amount δa obtained when only one pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set can be reduced . next , in the case in which the rotation amount ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be 1 . 0 , as in the embodiment of japanese patent application laid - open no . 5 - 142475 and the sixth embodiment of the present invention in which said ratio ( a f / a z ) is set to be - 0 . 80 , when the lens driving amounts upon focusing from the infinity in - focus lens arrangement to the closest distance object and upon focusing from the closest in - focus lens arrangement to the infinity object at the wide - angle end , middle position , and telephoto end are calculated from δa = δbf / γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ )!, and errors from the actual lens driving amounts are then calculated , the following values are obtained . note that the value of the correction coefficient μ upon focusing from the infinity in - focus lens arrangement to the closest distance object adopts a value at the object distance ( pos - 5 ), and the value of the correction coefficient μ upon focusing from the closest in - focus lens arrangement to the infinity object adopts a value at the object distance ( pos - 4 ). ______________________________________when the rotation amount ratio ( a . sub . f / a . sub . z ) is set to be 1 . 0 infinity arrangement → closest arrangement → closest in - focus state infinity in - focus state______________________________________wide - angle end - 11 . 4 % - 29 . 7 %( f = 24 . 7 ) middle position - 12 . 3 % - 34 . 8 %( f = 85 . 0 ) telephoto end - 15 . 1 % - 32 . 9 %( f = 194 . 0 ) sixth embodimentwide - angle end - 7 . 8 % - 1 . 5 %( f = 24 . 7 ) middle position - 8 . 7 % - 2 . 0 %( f = 85 . 0 ) telephoto end - 6 . 2 % - 2 . 6 %( f = 194 . 0 ) ______________________________________ as described above , in the sixth embodiment as well , even when only a pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set for a given lens arrangement range , an error between the conversion coefficient k a calculated from γ a and μ and the lens driving amount δa for focusing becomes small as compared to the conventional system , and focusing can be realized with higher accuracy . table 72 summarizes the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing upon manual focusing using the focus cam ( the middle table in table 64 ) of the sixth embodiment , the amount dx ( mm ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the focusing lens unit corresponding to the amount of rotation for focusing , and the displacement amount bf ( mm ) of the imaging point when the amount ( dx ) of movement in the direction of the optical axis is given . note that the arrangement of the table and reference symbols are the same as those in the fifth embodiment . the upper table in table 72 summarizes the displacement amount ( bf ) of the imaging point corresponding to the photographing distances ( r = 5 . 0 , 3 . 0 , 2 . 0 , 1 . 5 , 1 . 2 , and 0 . 95 m ) in the respective zooming states of the focal lengths ( f = 24 . 7 , 35 . 0 , 50 . 0 , 85 . 0 , 135 . 0 , and 194 . 0 mm ), and the middle table summarizes the values of the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing required for attaining an optimal in - focus state with respect to the respective photographing distances . the lower table summarizes the amounts ( dx ) of movement , in the direction of the optical axis , of the respective lens units corresponding to the amount ( angle da ) of rotation for focusing in association with the focal lengths and photographing distances . table 72__________________________________________________________________________displacement amount bf ( mm ) of imaging point and amount dx ( mm ) of movement for focusing in sixth embodiment__________________________________________________________________________ 0 . 95 m 1 . 20 m 1 . 50 m 2 . 00 m 3 . 00 m 5 . 00 m__________________________________________________________________________f 24 . 700 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000f 35 . 000 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 002 . 002 . 003f 50 . 000 bf . 000 . 003 . 007 . 012 . 005 . 000f 85 . 000 bf . 000 . 003 -. 022 -. 026 -. 020 -. 015f 135 . 000 bf . 000 -. 049 -. 048 -. 047 -. 053 -. 063f 194 . 000 bf . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000 . 000__________________________________________________________________________angle da - 8 . 000 - 5 . 101 - 3 . 605 - 2 . 434 - 1 . 484 -. 836__________________________________________________________________________f 24 . 700 dx . 000 . 519 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 95 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 670 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 95 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 945 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 95 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 667 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 85 mf 135 . 000 dx . 000 3 . 128 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 95 mf 194 . 000 dx . 000 5 . 291 . 000 . 000 r 0 . 95 mf 24 . 700 dx . 000 . 406 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 20 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 526 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 20 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 744 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 20 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 337 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 20 mf 135 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 604 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 20 mf 194 . 000 dx . 000 4 . 586 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 20 mf 24 . 700 dx . 000 . 322 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 418 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 593 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 087 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 135 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 170 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 194 . 000 dx . 000 3 . 983 . 000 . 000 r 1 . 50 mf 24 . 700 dx . 000 . 239 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 310 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 441 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 . 828 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 135 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 705 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 194 . 000 dx . 000 3 . 300 . 000 . 000 r 2 . 00 mf 24 . 700 dx . 000 . 158 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 205 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 295 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 . 559 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 135 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 202 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 194 . 000 dx . 000 2 . 494 . 000 . 000 r 3 . 00 mf 24 . 700 dx . 000 . 094 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 35 . 000 dx . 000 . 121 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 50 . 000 dx . 000 . 178 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 85 . 000 dx . 000 . 340 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 135 . 000 dx . 000 . 762 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 mf 194 . 000 dx . 000 1 . 708 . 000 . 000 r 5 . 00 m__________________________________________________________________________ as can be seen from table 72 , in the zoom lens of the sixth embodiment , so - called manual focusing can be attained since the displacement amounts of the imaging point at the respective focal lengths and photographing distances are very small , and fall within the depth of focus independently of the zooming state and photographing distance . as described above , in the embodiments , the present invention can be applied to zoom lens systems based on various lens unit arrangements or focusing lens units . as described above , according to the present invention , in an inner focusing type zoom lens which is attached to , e . g ., an auto - focusing camera which has focus detection means , storage means , calculation means , and the like , the number of data of specific coefficients ( e . g ., the conversion coefficient γ a and the correction coefficient μ ) required for auto - focusing can be reduced as compared to the conventional system , without making the barrel mechanism larger . furthermore , an error upon calculation of the lens driving amount of the focusing lens unit using the stored specific coefficients in correspondence with the detected defocus amount can be reduced as compared to the conventional system . in other words , when the arrangement of the present invention is adopted , since the rate of change of the conversion coefficient γ a is reduced as compared to the conventional system , the number of data of the conversion coefficient γ a , the correction coefficient μ , and the like which are stored for calculating the lens driving amount for focusing can be reduced , and a cost reduction can be realized in terms of the storage capacity . furthermore , since the change in conversion coefficient k a to the conversion coefficient γ a becomes small , the contribution of the correction term ( δbf / μ ) in k a = γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ ) can be reduced . therefore , an error of the conversion coefficient k a calculated based on γ a and μ or an error from the actual lens driving amount δa obtained when only one pair of a conversion coefficient γ a value and a correction coefficient μ value are set for a certain lens arrangement range can be reduced . in the present invention , the conversion coefficient γ a at an in - focus point and the conversion coefficient μ which is defined by formula k a = γ a ( 1 - δbf / μ ) are set to be specific coefficients . alternatively , a correction coefficient defined by a formula different from the above - mentioned formula may be set . furthermore , the conversion coefficient γ a need not always be set in correspondence with the sensitivity ( dbf / da ) associated with the direction of rotation at an in - focus point . as long as focusing accuracy can be improved , the sensitivity at a point other than the in - focus point and the corresponding correction coefficient may be set to be specific coefficients . note that the present invention can be applied to various other zoom lens systems based on lens unit arrangements or focusing lens units other than those in the above - mentioned embodiments , as a matter of course .