Eyepiece

Like the Pleiades, it’s more visually attractive with a low-power magnification and wide field eyepiece because you’ll be able to take in all of the glorious sight!

The endoscope-i adapter, which can be attached to an iPhone, includes a 32mm lens endoscope eyepiece and an accompanying app that allows nurses to capture images and share them with specialists via a secure cloud.

The eyepiece that you look through and the lens that magnifies the subject both come from the compact camera.

Once switched on, it forms a its own wifi hotspots which connects to the pre-downloaded iolight app on my phone; being the “eyepiece” of the microscope.

Those who have access to a small telescope with a wide-field eyepiece should see Venus as a tiny, fat illuminated crescent.

All Fanz collectibles items contain high-resolution images inside, which can be seen through an eyepiece opening.

Framed neatly in the periscope eyepiece was a sitting duck.

The system is an alternative to the traditional operating microscope, a mainstay in modern neurosurgery that features an ocular, or eyepiece, used by the surgeon to see magnified images of the brain.

Almost all SLR cameras use a front surfaced mirror in the optical path to direct the light from the lens via a viewing screen and pentaprism to the eyepiece.

A right-angle finder is available that slips onto the eyepiece of most SLRs and D-SLRs and allows viewing through a waist-level viewfinder.

Because the magnification of a telescope is equal to the focal length of the objective divided by the focal length of the eyepiece, smaller focal-length eyepieces cause greater magnification.

Each drone received an electronic eyepiece.

Games are viewed through a binocular eyepiece and controlled using an affixed gamepad.

He was out with friends near Stanfield, Arizona observing star clusters and galaxies when he chanced across the comet while at the eyepiece of his friend's telescope.

History Development Since 1985, a red LED eyepiece display technology called Scanned Linear Array was developed by Massachusetts -based Reflection Technology, Inc. (RTI).

In the eyepiece of a large telescope, its southeastern dust lane becomes visible.

It was named by William Henry Smyth in 1844 for its resemblance in the eyepiece to a flock of ducks in flight.

The creation of careful and accurate micrographs requires a microscopical technique using a monocular eyepiece.

The objective focuses an image of a distant object at its focal point which is adjusted to be at the focal point of an eyepiece of a much smaller focal length.

The objective lens is essentially a magnifying glass and was designed with a very small focal length while the eyepiece generally has a longer focal length.