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selects and directs the light rays entering the camera brings light from the subjects into focus on the film
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convergent lens bens light rays inward POSITIVE LENS convex lens forms upside down and reversed image
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divergent lens bens light rays outward NEGATIVE LENS virtual image can be formed since the light rays do not converge
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1) Focusing Ring 2) Opening/ Aperture Ring
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* Camera lenses are categorized according to their FOCAL LENGTH * The larger the focal length, the larger the image produced.
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most common and widely used approximates the angle of view of the human eye NORMAL LENS 35-55 mm angle
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has shorter focal length landscapes WIDE-ANGLE LENS not good in focus gives a wider view but smaller image the normal eyes can see 24-35 mm
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has longer focal length magnifies distance TELEPHOTO LENS 85-135 mm range * The longer the focal length, the greater the magnification. The narrower the angle of view, the less background.
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shift to normal to telephoto ZOOM LENS
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curve lenses to achieve fish-eye effect rounded image FISH-EYE LENS
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