lwymarie Messages 89 Reaction score 1 Thread starter Sep 5, 2006 #1 Why does high power magnification result in a dim image? thanks =)
chroot Staff Emeritus Science Advisor Gold Member Messages 10,270 Reaction score 45 Sep 5, 2006 #2 You're taking some fixed amount of light and spreading it over a very large area in the focal plane. The result is very little light per unit area, or a dim image. - Warren
You're taking some fixed amount of light and spreading it over a very large area in the focal plane. The result is very little light per unit area, or a dim image. - Warren
Mk Messages 2,040 Reaction score 4 Sep 5, 2006 #3 It is kind of like why images get pixelated when you make them bigger. The information normally used for one pixel, is spread out over several.
It is kind of like why images get pixelated when you make them bigger. The information normally used for one pixel, is spread out over several.