Can I increase the DOF by changing the focal length, if FOV and brightness are constant?
Per Definition DOF := Far Point – Near Point. The formulas for these are really complicated and contain several times the focal length.
What happens when you focus lenses from infinity to shorter distances?
To focus on shorter distances, s-mount lenses have to be “unscrewed” . On first glance this seems to be very different from larger Lenses like C- or CS-mount Lenses, that provide a focus ring. If the focusing ring is turned however also in larger lenses the position of a lens package from the sensor is increased. (There are a […]
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Little siblings: s-Mount lenses as replacement for c-mount lenses
If we want to replace c-mount lenses by s-mount lenses it begs the question … Can s-mount Lenses replace c-mount lenses in general? Of course lenses should be of similar quality … Can s-mount Lenses be as good as c-mount Lenses? To answer this question, we should define what’s “good”. At least we should get an idea about …
What’s the relationship between the main features of a lens?
We describe here the (yes, complicated) relationships between : Focal Length F-Number (=F#) Entrance Pupil Exit Pupil Viewing Angle Chief Ray Angle Image Circle Object side and image side principal planes
Why Megapixel? Lenses don’t have a Pixel-Structure after all!
Some centuries ago, people noticed with some surprise, that in a dark room sometimes an (upside down) image of the environment is projected across a small opening in a wall. The old latin word for room (chamber) is camera. That’s why the first cameras got the name “camera obscura” ( = “dark chamber”). One of […]
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