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103. which forms each point of the image. Suppose the lens (Fig. 103) represents the object glass forming an image of the central point of the object C at a point D in the centre of the image; the resolution for a given magnifjdng power will depend on the diameter A B of the cone of light A D B which forms the image ; this cone of light has an exact ratio to the angle A C B of the light which enters the lens from each point of the object, and it is by means of the angle A C B that the resolving... power is generally and more conveniently expressed as numerical aperture (N.A), but it might be expressed with reference to the angle A D B, It is evident that if the cone of light A D B be bisected and the complete half D A be used to form the image received by one eye and the complete half D B used to form the image received by the other eye, the cone of light forming each image is only half the size, and the resolution or power of depicting fine detail is reduced thereby ; thus this method of making a binocidar microscope reduces its power of resolving fine detail.
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103. which forms each point of the image. Suppose the lens (Fig. 103) represents the object glass forming an image of the central point of the object C at a point D in the centre of the image; the resolution for a given magnifjdng power will depend on the diameter A B of the cone of light A D B which forms the image ; this cone of light has an exact ratio to the angle A C B of the light which enters the lens from each point of the object, and it is by means of the angle A C B that the resolving... power is generally and more conveniently expressed as numerical aperture (N.A), but it might be expressed with reference to the angle A D B, It is evident that if the cone of light A D B be bisected and the complete half D A be used to form the image received by one eye and the complete half D B used to form the image received by the other eye, the cone of light forming each image is only half the size, and the resolution or power of depicting fine detail is reduced thereby ; thus this method of making a binocidar microscope reduces its power of resolving fine detail.
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