| SIZE OF PHOTOGRAPHED OBJECTS ON PHOTOGRAM |
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real size, expressed in mm., of the photographed objects on the photogram, depending on both Focal Lenght (Equivalent Focal Lenght) used and angular diameter of the photographed object. |
the size of photographed objects on the photogram depends:
• on Focal Lenght -Equivalent Focal Lenght- (in mm.) used
• on angular diameter (in arc-seconds) of the photographed object
as shown:
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this formula allows you to evaluate the diameter in mm. that the photographed object will assume on film, if you know:
• the Focal Lenght in mm. used
• the angular diameter in arc-seconds of the object
from formula
you algebrically obtain this formula:
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that allows to evaluate which is the right Focal Lenght to obtain on film the desired size of the photographed object (of known angular diameter)
the size of the photographed object (dnof) is proportional to the Focal Lenght (F) used:
• doubling the Focal Lenght (F) will double the size of the photographed object (dnof) on the photogram
• halving the Focal Lenght (F) will halve the size of the photographed object (dnof) on the photogram
• to double the size of the photographed object (dnof) on the photogram double the Focal Lenght (F)
• to halve the size of the photographed object (dnof) on the photogram halve the Focal Lenght (F)


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