The Schmidt Camera is a type of telescope designed for wide-field astronomical imaging. It uses a spherical mirror and a special corrector plate to eliminate optical distortions, allowing for clear images of large areas of the night sky. This design makes it particularly useful for surveying and mapping celestial objects. Invented by Bernhard Schmidt in the 1930s, the Schmidt Camera has been instrumental in various astronomical discoveries. Its ability to capture wide fields of view has made it a valuable tool for both professional astronomers and amateur stargazers, contributing to our understanding of the universe.