Whether a lens magnifies an object depends on where the object is relative to the focal length of the lens. The magnification is given by the equation M = -L' / L, where—just as in the previous equation—L is the distance to the object and L' is the distance from the lens to the...
选项 A“Higher magnification”(更高的放大倍数)不是大孔径望远镜的主要优势;选项 B“Broader field of view”(更宽的视野)通常不是大孔径望远镜的突出特点;选项 D“More colorful images”(更鲜艳的图像)与孔径大小关系不大。而选项 C“Better resolution”(更好的分辨率)是大孔径望远镜的优势之一。
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You’re trying to read the fine print on an important document, but you’re having a little bit of difficulty. Apple’s Magnifier tool allows you get an up close look at things you’re having trouble seeing. In this article, I’ll answer the question,“What is Magnifier on an iPhone?
90 times aperturemagnification is way too high,even under excellent seeing conditions!I made a chart for myself which you might find interesting: (click to enlarge) It follows the 'rules' that most nighttime observers would agree are reasonable criteria for suggested magnification ranges, given ...
And what is more: The technique can be used with all objective magnifications is no restriction. 特别提示: 这种技术能适用于各种物镜放大率. 互联网 And what is more, it is a good way to keep balance of status mind. 而且, 它是一种保持心态平衡的好方法. ...
Magnification is the process of enlarging the apparent size, not physical size, of something. This enlargement is quantified by a calculated number also called "magnification". When this number is less than one, it refers to a reduction in size, sometimes called minification or de-magnification....
Telescope Magnification Power A telescope's magnification power is found by dividing the focal length of the telescope's lens by the focal length of the eyepiece. For example, a 30 mm eyepiece used on a 1,500 mm focal length telescope would have a magnification power of 50x (1,500 / 35...