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The function of the objective lenses is to magnify the specimen & to produce a magnified real inage. Tap the card to flip.

Only cameras with a "Bayer Array" sensor need Optical Low Pass Filters - this basically means any camera that was not manufactured by Sigma.  In a Bayer array, the pixels that detect Red, Green, and Blue are laid out in a pattern next to each other.  In Sigma's Foveon Sensor, there are three layers, one for each color, thereby inherently preventing the problems that the OPLF is designed to fix.

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Previosuly, you could send your camera in to the manufacturer to have this procedure done, but now with the release of the Nikon D7100 without even the option to have an OLPF, it seems the industry is taking a turn.  This was immediately touted as a great benefit to both resolution and sharpness, but why and is this important for underwater photography?

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In Mathematical terms, the Fresnel node is a Dot Product between the Camera Vector and the Surface Normal, where both vectors are normalized! The resulting value determines the angle you are looking onto the surface. 0 means you are looking straight onto the surface and 1 means you are looking on the same plane as the surface.

You can actually try this, take a bowl fill it with water and look at it from above. You'll see the bottom of the bowl clearly. Now start looking at it from different angles. The closer you are to the plane of the water's surface (aka. The smaller the angle is between your head and the ground) the less you'll be able to see through the water and the more it will reflect the stuff behind it.

Fresnel is often used in PBR, because it simulates the reflectivity in real life pretty well. Every surface is perfectly reflective when you are looking onto it on the same plane. This can be seen when you are driving with the car or looking onto a long road. You can see the reflection of cars on the streets when the road becomes convex, but the reflection disappears when it becomes concave again. This "reflection threshold" can be simulated by calculating the fresnel with an exponent > 1

So, does this matter to underwater photographers, after all there are very few brick walls or perfectly straight lines in the ocean (apart from waves crashing on a beach shot from a perpendicular angle)?  It seems that the absence of an Anti-Aliasing filter is not any real detriment to shooting underwater.  If anything, I would consider it an advantage because of the inherent loss of sharpness we encounter with the addition of more layers of glass (not always of the finest optical quality) and large amounts of water between us and our subjects.

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The Optical Low Pass Filter, hereafter called the Anti-Aliasing Filter, makes an image less sharp - on purpose.  The pixels on a sensor "sample" an image they are shown when the shutter is opened.  In an image with a strong repetitive pattern, the sensor can misinterpret the pattern, which can result in what is called aliasing.

I see fresnel in unreal engine when people deal with translucent objects such as glasses. What is it in the fresnel that everybody uses it for translucent object. When I googled the term I only find technical documentations that only some people can understand.

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Depth of Field (DoF) refers to the distance between the closest and farthest objects that appears acceptably sharp in a photograph.

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This process can then be repeated again when the computer looks at the data and tries to reassemble the image, compounding the problem. The solution to this aliasing (called Moiré) is to put a filter in front of the sensor that just slightly blurs the image, allowing the pixels to detect the pattern correctly without the aliasing.  Due to the nature of this filter, the image appears less sharp than it does without it.

Optical Low Pass Filters have been commonplace on most digital cameras but only recently have they become the focus of mainstream user attention.  With the Nikon D800E came the option to have a camera come from the factory with the OLPF (Optical Low Pass Filter or Anti-Aliasing Filter) removed.

CS to C mount adapter, which can also be used as a macro ring to allow lenses to focus closer. When you use the adapter together with C mount spacers 1mm or ...