Re: Not really photography but optics related

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Whoa there! You're right! Damn, I had another brain fart! What I've been
calling a virtual image is a form of real image, even though it can only be
seen through the eyepiece and exists only in the ether! Now there was a name
for this type of real image. What was it? I can see the diagrams from the
text in my head, but I can't make out the term!

It's been quite a few years (more than 30) since I studied this crap.

Regards,
Bob...

From: "chandler" <chandler@yomogi.or.jp>


> Bob Blakely <Bob@Blakely.com> writes:
>
> > Actually, the device discussed cannot form a virtual or any other kind
of
> > image by itself. Your eye (lens) is required to form an actual image on
your
> > retina. ...
>
> No, that's what "virtual image" means: the image is such that it can be
> viewed with the eye, but not such that it can be projected on a piece of
> cardboard.



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