Inside OM Digital Solutions’ Okaya Manufacturing Site

A split-screen view shows a man working at a manufacturing machine on the left and a man holding a large, clear glass lens in front of his face on the right.

I know how to take pictures, but ask me how the lens on my camera is made and I have a lot less to say. A visit to the Okaya Manufacturing Site in Japan, followed by some research afterward, gave me a lesson in a subject I’d never understood particularly well. I wanted to understand how the glass inside a lens is crafted, how the tools used in that process are prepared, and how people learn to do that work.

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