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The film used deep focus techniques, which were new for their time. Deep focus uses a large depth of field, which refers to the depth between the front and back focus of an image. It allows for the foreground and the background to be wide and clear. It’s achieved with the use of hyperfocal distance of the camera lens. The aperture and width of a camera lens determines the depth of field. It does this by making the scene bright. The camera can be adjusted to let in more or less light and is measured in

Depth of field - depth of field, also called focus range is the distance between the nearest and farthest objects in a scene. It decreases focus on anything other than the picture and makes the object it is focused on appear closer and sharper than everything else in the background.

FIGURE 1.7- A magnified view of a single lenslet shows a portion of an aberrated wavefront (red curve) passing through. If the wavefront had been flat (aberration-free), it would have focused to a point on the video sensor (CCD) on the lenslet's optic axis (yellow dot). Refractive errors distort the wavefront out of a plane, so a wavefront portion (red curve) enters the lenslet curved and tilted. The light will therefore be focused to another part (red dot). The dot will be shifted by an amount that is in direct proportion to the wavefront tilt.

The first three we had looked at was the Phenakistoscope, Praxinoscope and the Thaumatrope. Viktor demonstrated all three methods which was fascinating. These popular devices were inspired in the nineteenth century by Peter Mark Roget’s theory of visual persistence, which held that our eyes retain an image for a fraction of a second, permitting a series of still images to become “fused” as a moving image.

narrow. Robert can observe this due to the fact that he is literally blind and has adapted to

The thickness of glass that covers the specimen slide also affects the ability one has to focus the image. If the glass is too thick for the objective lens then one will have a difficult time getting a focused view (Alonzo p55).

An example of a deep focus shot would be in Citizen Kane as we Kane outside playing in the snow while inside they are signing papers for the bank.

Whether you’ve never worn glasses or contact lenses or are getting ready for your next trip to the eye doctor, you might be wondering how visual acuity is measured. What does it actually mean when vision is described as 20-20? As a leading Washington, MO, optical practice, the team at Comprehensive Eye Care, under the direction of Dr. Michael Korenfeld and Dr. Nathan Tuttle, field these types of questions all the time. Since part of their mission is to promote education about optometry and eye health, they’re happy to provide some answers.

There are many techniques that can be used to help someone with ADD focus. These techniques

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Rear screen projection was used in the background of certain shots, as well as the use of extreme close-up shots. The use of new and experimental lenses was common for the making of this movie so as to remove many of the common restrictions and limitations of the camera. Unconventional lighting and super-speed film was also used in many of the

Focus is a major element in expository writing. It dictates the central link between content in writing. Though focus is present in most works the use of focus in each work can vary greatly. Popular magazine publications all have a focus but each publication demonstrates focus in different ways.

The first thing I wanted to do was to estimate the approximate distance of which the

Focus is related to focal length and can be controlled with the focus knobs. The thickness of the cover glass on the specimen slide can also affect the ability to focus the image if it is too thick for the objective lens. The correct thickness is usually written on the side of the objective lens.

It is believed that more than 50 percent of the film involved special effects. One of the many reasons is because the film itself was made on a budget and the other being “for the nature and scope of its subject” (The Denny Life) to keep costs down. One of the methods that revolutionize cinematography was the introduction of a technique known as deep focus by Orson Welles. Deep focus is the use of “having everything in the frame even the background in focus at the same time” contrary to “having only the people or object in the foreground in focus” (The Denny Life). Moreover, the deep focus technique requires the cinematographer to combine lighting, composition, and type of camera lens to produce the desired effect. For example, Orson Welles use this technique on