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Lenses Are classified by their Focal Length

Lenses Are classified by their Focal Length. The distance from the optical center of a lens to the front surface of the imaging device

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Page 1: Lenses Are classified by their Focal Length. The distance from the optical center of a lens to the front surface of the imaging device

LensesAre classified by their Focal Length

Page 2: Lenses Are classified by their Focal Length. The distance from the optical center of a lens to the front surface of the imaging device

Focal LengthThe distance from the optical center of a lens to the front surface of the imaging device.

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Short Focal Length

Wide Angle View

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Short Focal LengthEXAMPLE

Entire Football Team

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Long Focal Length

Narrow Angle View

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Long Focal Length

EXAMPLEOne Football Player

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Zoom LensVariable Focal Length

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Zoom RangeHow close to how far a lens can see

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Lens SpeedHow much light can pass through a lens

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Fast LensLets a great amount of light to pass through

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Fast LensUse in the evening, when there isn’t much light.

For low light settings

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Slow LensLets a small amount of light to pass through

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Slow LensUse this on bright, sunny days

For bright light settings

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IrisAdjustable lens opening mechanism

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ApertureHole in center of irisMeasured by f-stops

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ApertureSimilar to the pupil of your eye

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ApertureCan adjust larger or smaller depending on the amount of light

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ApertureWhat type of aperture opening would you use for a sunny day?

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ApertureWhat type of aperture opening would you use for a dark room with only a candle for light?

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Auto IrisMany cameras have auto iris

Adjusts automatically depending on setting

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FocusWhen subject in viewfinder is sharp and clear.