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Re: Zoom and magnification relation

by Alex Monro <nospamdeleteabusenews@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Apr 6, 2008 at 03:17 PM

juky wrote:

> Dear all,
> 
> I have a mathematical question regarding relation between zoom factor
> and magnification. My digital video camera shows me the current zoom
> factor selected. Focal is 3,5-91 mm. I'm looking for mathematic
> formulas which give me the zoom factor to be selected so that an
> object in the shot will appear halved, double, etc. I premise the
> object distance is unknown.
> Is there any way?
> 
What do you mean by "zoom factor"?  Do you mean focal length?

Mathematically, it's basically similar triangles, and you need to know
the dimensions of the sensor image area.  As a rough approximation, at
longer focal lengths, doubling the focal length will make an object
appear twice as big (linear dimensions) in the frame.
 




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Zoom and magnification relation
juky <juklingos@[EMAIL  2008-04-05 13:06:36 
Re: Zoom and magnification relation
"Frank Arthur"   2008-04-05 16:39:14 
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krishnananda <k@[EMAIL  2008-04-08 00:21:19 
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"Ken Hart" <  2008-04-05 18:58:38 
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Rob Morley <nospam@[EM  2008-04-06 01:51:51 
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"Ken Hart" <  2008-04-06 02:31:21 
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juky <juklingos@[EMAIL  2008-04-06 00:26:19 
Re: Zoom and magnification relation
"Frank Arthur"   2008-04-06 11:45:36 
Re: Zoom and magnification relation
Alex Monro <nospamdele  2008-04-06 15:17:06 
Re: Zoom and magnification relation
MeusVita <MeusVita@[EM  2008-04-17 19:21:55 

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