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    Microscope Lab Report

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    Lab Five: Microscope and Simple Staining Introduction A microscope is a tool to examine enlarges image of small objects that are hard to study with the naked eyes. The light microscope, which was used in this lab experiment, is an instrument with two lenses and various knobs to focus the image. We will learn about the proper way to use and handle the microscope. Microorganisms are measured with an ocular micrometer, which is inserted into one of the microscope eyepiece. Micrometer serves as a…

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    her stern gaze present on book covers and articles seems to give off a sense of feminine mystique. But after careful venture into her work, it is my understanding that while feminism plays a role in what Didion tackles as a writer, it is merely one lens out of many that she uses to advance her writing. Didion has had an upbringing in Northern California as a “daughter of the Golden West” (Fabian 1), and the stories of her family, along with personal observations during…

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    Pax6 Eye Development

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    for processing and interpreting sensory information in the environment, making them crucial features for many organisms to survive. The eye serves many functions, most of which are associated with a specific structure of this organ. For example, the lens, cornea, and iris are necessary for the optic capabilities of the eye. Light sensing is performed by photoreceptors located in the retinal pigmented epithelium. Transmission by the eye is performed by the retina and the optic nerve. Lastly,…

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    Nt1310 Unit 3 Assignment

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    Shot #1: I zoomed in on the roof of our chicken coop to illustrate horizontal lines. The chicken coop is built with all the lines listed, however, the longest of the lines, are horizontal. So, the horizontal lines made for the longest shot time. Shot #2: I focused in on the gold stitch, the other toys in the background blurred, creating the depth of field visual element. Shot #3: I zoomed in on tree bark at a local park to illustrate texture. Shot #4: I zoomed in on a building window arch to…

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    Macro Lens

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    What are extension tubes? What are the advantages and disadvantages of this piece of equipment?: Extension tubes are hallow tubes placed between the camera and the lens. They aren't as good as macro lenses but are cheaper 4. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using macro filters?: Micro filters can be used with any type of lens but it degrades the quality of the image. 5. Why do you think flowers are a popular topic for macro photography?…

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    Scope Investigation Essay

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    When looking at a flashlight, it can be determined that the flashlight itself resembles a parabola. Flashlights are supposed to be able to focus on a single point, which is infinitely small. Since a flashlight is supposed to mirror a parabola, the flashlight has similar components as a parabola. The filament, which is the part of the flashlight that gives light, resembles the focus on a parabola. The filament is a three dimensional object so it is infinitely larger than a point, yet the filament…

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    When a lens produces an image, the size of it corresponds to the focal length of the lens. The smaller the focal length, the smaller the image and the longer the focal length the bigger the image. How bright an image may be solely depends on the amount of light collected by the objective lens. How much light can be collected corresponds to the area of the objective lens. So the bigger the objective lens, the more light can be collected. If you want to increase the light gathering power by 4, you…

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    I did not expect to see a difference between object and image distance. But that was the important factor that resulted in knowing how the light rays would pass through the lens. I also did not expect for the light to be affected if there was a shed of light in the room. Turns out, it makes a really big difference by doing so. As part of doing an experiment, it is very crucial to show as much evidence as possible in order…

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    1. look of the photo you are taking by altering the natural colors, or enhancing certains points of shadowing or lighting. 2. What is a polarizing filter? What benefits does one have for photographs? Polarizing filters improve the saturation and make the colors appear deeper and saturated. Instead of seeing a glare or uneven lighting. 3. What is one piece of equipment that should be used, if possible, for panoramic photography (in addition to the camera)? Why? A tripod is an important piece of…

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    While preparing for the hunting season the most important thing that you need to take along are a quality pair of binoculars. Quality binoculars will assist the hunter in two very important ways. 1) The enjoyment of the outdoor experience will be greatly increased. Binoculars will help the hunter to spot the game he is hunting and also to view the scenery that he might have missed otherwise. 2) The hunter's chances for a successful hunt will be much higher with a pair of quality binoculars.…

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