The phrase "array of lenses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or variety of lenses, often in contexts related to photography, optics, or metaphorical uses in discussions about perspectives.
Example: "The photographer used an array of lenses to capture the stunning landscape from different angles."
Alternatives: "collection of lenses" or "variety of lenses."
Lytro does this, however, by placing an array of lenses atop one image sensor.
He uses imprint lithography, essentially stamping a hexagonal array of lenses into a liquid polymer.
You switch to the camera app, and a spider-like array of lenses shoot simultaneously to capture one giant photo.
By using imprint lithography to stamp a hexagonal array of lenses into a polymer substrate (shown above) diodes are made brighter.
This microscope is based on the revolutionary "light field camera," which captures light through an array of lenses and reconstructs images computationally in any focus.
To this end, he painstakingly recreates the setting of The Music Lesson, and then attempts to reproduce Vermeer's masterpiece using a complex array of lenses, lightboxes, and, ultimately, mirrors.
In CPV, arrays of lenses are used to focus sunlight onto small solar cells.
Arrays of lenses smaller than a millimeter across could lead to biological and chemical sensors that behave like an insect's compound eye, according to the authors of an article in the journal Nature.
Even under this stricter definition, there are at least eight different types of eyes,5 prominent examples of which variously employ cups, pinholes, camera-type lenses, arrays of lenses, concave mirrors, or telescope-like arrangements for image formation (Land and Fernald 1992; Land and Nilsson 2002; Serb and Eernisse 2008).
The principles of the DMS are similar to those of a micro-lens array system involving a principal focusing lens and a two-dimensional (2D) array of micro-lenses located ahead of the principal lens.
For mechanical and optical reasons, some brands of D.S.L.R.'s work with a wider array of vintage lenses than others.
