5.3 - Spectacle magnification Flashcards
What lens is needed to correct myopia
Negative sp lens
What happens in Spectacle Lens Correction of Myopia
- Start from infinitrly distant object = parallel rays of light coming in
- Spectacle lens then forms image at 2nd focal point fsp’ – object for eye
- Here, image produce by sp lens subtends angle omega at sp lens
- Ray incident on eye, it subtends a smaller angle at eye – u = image h2’ ( retinal image ) is reduced in comparison to same object h1’ subtended at omega at eye befoe going through sp lens =
What does spectacle correction affect
Magnification at final retinal image
What does sp lens do in myopic lens
Minification - reduce angle subtended at eye
Is retinal image smaller or bigger in spectacle lens correction of myopia than uncorrected eye and how
Smaller
The angle subtended by h1’ at the eye, u, is less than the angle subtended at negative sp lens
What happens when no sp lens in place
It is uncorrected eye
What does Fe/K act as
Correction factor
What is spectacle magnification known as
The ratio h2’ / hb’
What is spectacle magnification formula
SM = 1 + dK
What happens to retinal image in spectacle corrected myopes
Retinal image is smaller
What happens to retinal image in spectacle corrected hypermetropes
Retinal image is larger
Why is retinal image in spectacle corrected myopes smaller
- Product d i.e vertex distance which is always positive x K i.e ocular refraction which is negative in myopia
- Sp magnification is less than 1 - Minifcation
Why is retinal image in spectacle corrected hypermetropes larger
- Value of k is positive, value of vertex distance d is positive
- Spectacle mag is greater than 1
- Magnifcation
What happens in contact lens wearers in terms of mag
No mag effect
Why is there no mag effect for contact lens wearers
Vertex distance is 0