Define resolution
the size of the smallest feature that can be distinguished in an image.
Bytes per pixel for full colour?
3 bytes
Adding colour mixing (light)
Red,Green, and Blue mix to make ; R+G=Yellow R+B=Magenta G+B=Cyan R+G+B=white
subtractive colour mixing (filters and pigments)
Magenta,Yellow, and Cyan mix to make ; M+Y=Red M+C=Blue Y+C=Green M+Y+C=Black (K)
EM spectrum in increasing frequency and decreasing wavelength.
Radiowave Micromave Infrared Visible Light Ultravilot Xray GammaRay
λ and f of red light
7x10^-7m 4x10^14Hz
λ and f of green light
5x10^-7m 6x10^14Hz
λ and f of blue light
4x10^-7m 7x10^14Hz
define noise
Random changes to a pixel colour value that makes it clearly out of place
define noise
Random changes to a pixel colour value that makes it clearly out of place
Three types of converging lens
Biconvex, Plano-convex, concave-convex(converging minuscules)
Three types of diverging lens
Biconvex, Plano-concave, convex-concave(diverging minuscules)
Curvature of a wavefront =
1/radius in dioptre D
Lens makers equation.
1/v = 1/u + 1/f (v=image distance, u=object distance, f=curvature added by lens. note make sure the distances are from the lens and +- depending on direction)
power of a lens
1/f
What happens to an image if the object is beyond 2F’?
Image is

What happens to an image if the object is at 2F’?
Image is

What happens to an image if the object is between F’ and 2F’?
Image is

What happens to an image if the object is between F’ and lens?
Image is

Image magnification equation
I/0 = v/u
magnification =(I/O or v/u)
normal sight near point and far point?
near point:25cm
Far point: infinite
What causes short sight and what lens corrects it?
Too much converging power, so NP and FP are too close , focused infort of the retina.
fixed with a diverging lens (negative power)
What causes long sight and what lens corrects it?
Too little converging power, so NP and FP are too far away , focused behind of the retina.
fixed with a converging lens (positive power)
How do you measure distane from camera to an object to use in a ratio between two distances question.
Distance camera-object= 1/objectsize
(make sure to measre both objects in the same direction.)