With a zoom lens, when you turn on macro mode and move as close as possible while still keeping the subject in focus, the minimum distance to the subject and the size of the subject in the frame will differ depending on whether the lens is at a wide-angle or telephoto zoom position. With a wide-angle setting you may be too close and with a telephoto setting you may be too far away so adjust the focal length to find the one that makes it easiest to take the shots you want.

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The distance from the center of the lens to the image focal point (=image sensor surface) is known as the focal length. It is expressed in millimeter (mm) units. A lens with a short focal length is a wide-angle lens and one with a long focal length is a telephoto lens.

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On a continual basis, monitor, check and inspect all components of your compressed air systems for wear, proper temperatures and settings, leaks, proper lubrication and clogged filters.

Maintain the air receiver in good condition and ensure it is drained effectively at regular intervals. A timer and solenoid valve can help. Install compressor air intakes where they will receive the coolest air available.

Attaching a 1.88x teleconversion lens to a 72 mm lens gives an angle of view equivalent to a 135 mm medium telephoto lens.

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A conversion lens is attached to a lens to enable it to take photos with a wider angle or stronger telephoto magnification.

The angle indicating the width of the field included in the photo is called the "angle of view." A wide-angle lens has a wide angle of view and a telephoto lens has a narrow angle of view.

If your facility relies on compressed air, you already know how energy-hungry compressors can be. In fact, the cost to run one can easily exceed the purchase cost within a single year.

Leaks are a significant source of wasted energy in a compressed air system, often wasting as much as 20 to 30% of the compressor's output. Compressed air leaks can also contribute to problems with system operations. Fluctuating system pressures cause air tools and other air-operated equipment to function less efficiently, possibly affecting production.

Operating compressed air systems can be expensive. By managing them more efficiently or taking a few proactive steps, you can lower your energy costs and save.

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This is a lens used for close-up photography. A macro lens can shoot from a distance closer to the subject than a regular lens. The GXR interchangeable unit camera system has a camera unit with a 50 mm macro lens. Link to more information on GXR camera unit

Even if the focal lengths of the lenses of two digital cameras are the same, the angle of view can vary depending on the size of the image sensor used in each. To make it easier to understand angle of view, focal length is often expressed as "__ mm equivalent," which means it has been converted to the 35 mm film camera format that has been historically the most common. Here on this site also, we state focal lengths that are converted into 35 mm film camera format.

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* The GXR interchangeable unit camera system has camera units with a fixed focal length lens and camera units with a zoom lens.

Attaching a 0.75x wide conversion lens to a 28 mm lens gives an angle of view equivalent to a 21 mm ultra wide-angle lens.

Consider replacing your old drain valves with new electronic sensing drains which discharge only when necessary. This can save you five times the purchase price in wasted air each year. Older mechanical float type drain valves often get stuck open and timer-based drains open when not needed.

Use compressed air only when and where it is necessary. Shut down your central compressor during non-working hours. If small amounts of compressed air are required, separate those uses from the main system and supply them from a smaller compressor, such as fire sprinkler systems.

Maintain air pressure at the lowest pressure acceptable. Evaluate your pressure requirements carefully. Some facilities operate at higher working pressures to satisfy small high-pressure applications or to compensate for pressure drops from undersized piping.