- of material.
Industrially produced pinholes benefit from
laser etching, but a
hobbyist can
still produce pinholes of
sufficiently high
quality for photographic...
-
means are also
often called pinholes.
Pinholes may be
intentionally made for
various reasons. For example, in
optics pinholes are used as
apertures to select...
- of
pinholes is
mounted on an eyegl****
frame and worn as
pinhole gl****es.
Besides pinholes made by the
point of a pin,
precision commercial pinholes are...
-
corrective lenses: a
screen of
pinholes is
mounted on an eyegl****
frame and worn as
pinhole gl****es.
Differential diagnosis:
pinhole worsen vision:
Macular diseases...
-
effect of
pinhole gl****es
approximated by a
camera Pinhole gl****es, also
known as
stenopeic gl****es, are eyegl****es with a
series of
pinhole-sized perforations...
-
socket and the
internal IP address, port
socket is
often called a
pinhole.
Pinholes can be
created manually or programmatically. They can be temporary...
- The
pinhole camera model describes the
mathematical relationship between the
coordinates of a
point in three-dimensional
space and its
projection onto...
-
closely spaced circular pinholes (not slits).
After the dual
pinholes, a lens
refocuses the
light so that the
image of each
pinhole falls on
separate photon-detectors...
- Look up
pinhole in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
pinhole is a tiny hole, such as that made by a pin.
Pinhole may also
refer to:
Pinhole (optics),...
-
Laparoscopy (from
Ancient Gr**** λαπάρα (lapára) 'flank, side' and σκοπέω (skopéō) 'to see') is an
operation performed in the
abdomen or
pelvis using small...
