1. Camera No lens Inverted, real image Film or screen

2. Camera

3. Distance between the lens and the film can be adjusted. Camera lenses usually have more than one element.

4. Control the amount of light that reaches the film: (a)Adjust the amount of time the shutter stays open (referred to as the shutter speed) (b) Change the aperture diameter D. Shutter and Aperture

5. f - number f - number = Focal length / Aperture diameter = f / D Larger f – number Smaller aperture Less intensity (Intensity ~ D 2 )

6. SLR Camera 1 – Lens elements 5 – Focusing screen 2 - Reflex mirror at 45-degree angle 6 - Condenser lens 3 - Focal plane shutter 7 - Pentaprism 4 - 35 mm film or sensor 8 - Eyepiece

7. Digital Camera Instead of film : An array of photocells on a semiconductor chip CCD (charge-coupled device)

8. Slide Projector Inverted, real image Digital Projectors: LCD array instead of slide.

9. The Eye n = 1.437 Normal eye: Far point: ∞ Near point: Depends on age

10. Defects of Vision Nearsightedness (Myopia): A person can clearly see objects that are near, but objects that are far appear blurred. Far point is less than infinity. Caused by a refractive problem of the cornea or lens, or the eyeball is too long. The corrective divergent lens forms a virtual image inside the eye’s far point. Farsightedness (Hyperopia): A person can clearly see objects that are far away, but objects that are near appear blurred. Near point is farther than near point of the normal eye. Caused by malfunction in the cornea or lens, or the eyeball is too short. The corrective convergent lens forms a virtual image at or beyond the eye’s near point.

11. Defects of Vision Astigmatism: The cornea is unevenly shaped, and bends and scatters light in different directions, which causes objects to look distorted and appear blurry. Refractive Power = 1/f (meters) diopter