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The optical performance of a drone lens can be anti-glare, but this depends on the lens design and material selection.

Anti-glare means that the lens can reduce or eliminate the reflection and scattering of light when facing a strong light source, maintaining the clarity and contrast of the image. Here are some common anti-glare technologies and features:

Coating technology: By applying a special optical coating to the surface of the lens, the reflection and scattering of the lens can be reduced. Common optical coating technologies include anti-reflective coating (AR coating), reflective coating and anti-reflection coating, etc. These coating layers can improve the light transmittance and anti-glare performance of the lens to a certain extent.

Lens design: The design of the wintoplens lens can consider increasing the light transmission aperture ratio, reducing the thickness of the glass material and defocusing power, etc., thereby reducing the reflection and scattering of light. Excellent lens design can effectively reduce glare and improve the anti-glare ability of the lens.

Lens hood and filter: A hood can be added to the design of the Drone lens to shield the light from the side or backlight and reduce the reflection and scattering of the light. Additionally, using filters can help reduce certain wavelengths of light.

It should be noted that although the Drone lens can have a certain anti-glare ability, glare may still occur when facing extremely strong light sources such as direct sunlight, lasers, etc. Therefore, when using a drone, users still need to be careful not to point the drone lens directly at a strong light source to avoid affecting vision, and pay attention to light changes in the environment, and adjust the shooting angle and posture in a timely manner to obtain clear and low glare Image.