In a camera, the focus is the the distance at which objects are most sharp. It is usually controlled by adjusting the dustance between the lens and the light detector.
Defined on page 362
Used on Chap. 15: pages 361, 362
In a camera, the focus is the the distance at which objects are most sharp. It is usually controlled by adjusting the dustance between the lens and the light detector.
Defined on page 362
Used on Chap. 15: pages 361, 362