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"Camera Optics" as a book category covers the science, engineering, and practical application of how cameras form images, from fundamental principles of geometrical and physical optics to the real-world design and use of lenses and optical systems. Titles in this category include textbooks on image formation, aberrations, diffraction and MTF; applied guides to lens design, coatings, manufacturing, alignment and testing; and practitioner-focused books on depth of field, aperture, focal length, autofocus, stabilization and how optics interact with digital sensors. It also encompasses specialized areas such as macro, wide‑angle and telephoto optics, microscopy and telescope optics, computational imaging and optics for cinematography, surveillance or scientific instrumentation, as well as historical and industry perspectives. Ideal readers range from students and optical engineers to photographers, cinematographers, and hobbyists seeking both theoretical grounding and practical techniques for selecting, evaluating, and optimizing camera optics.

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