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Optics.
Mar 4, 2017 4:10 AM
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Well have to upvote, it's cool. But was waiting for it to say send nudes, wait that's what I'll do now!!!
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apsychoticpenguinforgothismeds
Losses.
nominaltoactual2
You should see it in reverse...mind blown. Forget everything you know...it's all lies...
sas123567
Time to build a laser weapon
Vicissitude
This is how Daredevil sees.
gracias69
tl;dr every time connecting to 5ghz wifi
Fitzsogood
6KidsInATrenchcoat
I was expecting it to say 'send nudes' at the end. Glad it didn't.
Ruptchy
Was expecting dickbutt
Madcowdsis
railgap
It becomes obvious why anti-reflection coatings are important.
BobKatt
I love optics.
VisofSer
Reducing those loses is why good optics cost several grand.
UWAGAGABLAGABLAGABA
This is the primary reason vantablack is made. New telescopes will be sooo clean.
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
And not being able to eliminate them completely is why J.J. Abrams is infamous.
SodaSamtg
Plus lens converges light, minus lens diverge light and the last plus converges light again.
tvexec2000
WHICH SOFTWARE ?
StereoCat
Closest thing I can think of is LuxRender which is a 3D engine for various applications.
tvexec2000
Thx bro
Kukiniloa
non-reflective coatings are very effective
shimmernshine
And this is why zeiss lenses cost so much more than other brands.
HelloToe
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LullabyJones
This is magic and I need someone to explain it to me please
Higure
It's just a rendering of how a wave (for instance, light) would move through an array of lenses. Also, the sides are slightly reflective.
poogie67
This is what Thin Film Coatings are for.
NewHouse32
Is this a piece of software?
StereoCat
Possibly LuxRender.
whyteraven74
No, this is Patrick
rawromg
https://benedikt-bitterli.me/tantalum/tantalum.html
indrada3290609
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jigglypuff66
Upvote for chromatic aberration.
slizzo
Darjanator
All the small reflections and refractions is why lens flares exist.
ByThePowerOfSCIENCE
This is what makes J.J. Abrams infamous.
bastilecastor
I expected these soundwaves to form the words "send nudes" ...
yzmotoxer807
"Sound waves"
septillion
Assuming this is life size, how much is this slowed down?
RepostFromLastWeek
In a vacuum, light travels at 299,792,458 m/s. The image (on my screen is 15,5 cm) and the 'light' travels the distance in ~11 s, so /1
RepostFromLastWeek
~21,3 billion times slower. I didn't account the slowdown when the light enters the lens since I don't know the refractive index of them. /2
septillion
Thanks fam
DarkSideoftheForce
I don't know what this is but I like it
jdlsharkman
Looks like it would be a neat indie game. Adjust the lenses to get the greatest concentration of light in a certain area.
NewHouse32
I agree. Maybe a mobile platform? But with super realistic physics
woodjoiner
Light bending (refracting) as it moves through lenses. There is also a lot amount of reflection https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lens_(optics)
aPrideofLions
In the U.K. we learn about it early because in world war 2 the military realised not enough people understood how they work (for gun sights)
PoliteSatan
And attenuation, the shade gets darker as the light loses energy
NateOfAmericans
Hello optics my old friend, come to fuck with me again...
Shadowkrieger
Only zemax
AuntieNelle
Brought to you by jj abrams
valen00
It's even got the chromatic aberration, that's dedication man
PangolinWranglin
It does! I hadn't noticed it.
Smallbrownrabbit
I remember the day my mind scrambled
HermioneGrangersLeftTesticlesFungalGrowth
Fourier optics at the grad level was awful.
iEmbezzle
anything fourier is awful
goldensky
Fourier optics sounds like my worst nightmare. Fuck Fourier stuff.
yzmotoxer807
Git gud normie