Posted August 17th, 2009
by admin
water_skipper asked:
How does a telescope work different from a camera lense? I’m specifically wondering about magnification. With a camera lense, a longer lense means higher magnification so to get really high magnification it needs a really long lense. With a telescope they just change the eyepiece to get higher magnification and don’t change the length of the telescope.. How is it telescopes can change magnification like that and camera lenses can’t?
Tags: Camera Lenses, Eyepiece, Telescopes
Posted in Physics | 2 Comments »
Posted August 17th, 2009
by admin
water_skipper asked:
How does a telescope work different from a camera lense? I’m specifically wondering about magnification. With a camera lense, a longer lense means higher magnification so to get really high magnification it needs a really long lense. With a telescope they just change the eyepiece to get higher magnification and don’t change the length of the telescope.. How is it telescopes can change magnification like that and camera lenses can’t? I asked this question under physics already and didn’t get any decent answers.
Tags: Camera Lenses, Magnification, Telescopes
Posted in Photography | 3 Comments »