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[Wolf_Rider]

Originally Posted by irR4tiOn4L

IS A LOWER FOV A ZOOMED VIEW OR NOT!

Answer the question. Do not teach what you do not know

tut -tut -tut -tut -tut

Come now, behave yourself - there's absolutely no need to go shouting

[irR4tiOn4L]

Originally Posted by Wolf_Rider

tut -tut -tut -tut -tut

Come now, behave yourself - there's absolutely no need to go shouting

Well now isn't that cute, he thinks he's getting a rise out of somebody. That's what you want isn't it?

If you cannot answer the question, it is clear you should not be talking about this subject, so best you move aside, salvage what is left of your reputation and let the reasonable adults that otherwise occupy these forums discuss this without you.

[irR4tiOn4L]

So you got an answer yet, pops?

Didn't think so. But that's fine. I'll end this discussion here. With an explanation of binoculars and FOV.

http://www.binoculars.org/binocular-...field-of-view/

Magnification and field of view work opposite each other in binoculars. The more you magnify, the smaller the viewing area around the subject, while lower magnifications yield larger fields of view. Some applications are best suited for lower magnification with wider views of the surroundings. Field of view is an important factor to consider when selecting a binocular.

Check and mate.

[Wolf_Rider]

Originally Posted by irR4tiOn4L

Well now isn't that cute, he thinks he's getting a rise out of somebody. That's what you want isn't it?

If you cannot answer the question, it is clear you should not be talking about this subject, so best you move aside, salvage what is left of your reputation and let the reasonable adults that otherwise occupy these forums discuss this without you.

You've already offered the "step aside" thing before... did you forget? I also at the time explained that reasonable men (now add adults) don't resort to derision and denigration... neither do they shout.

Put up what you have regarding your claim of FoV and binoculars being the same - go on, I double double dare you Your hand has been called

[irR4tiOn4L]

Originally Posted by Wolf_Rider

You've already offered the "step aside" thing before... did you forget? I also at the time explained that reasonable men (now add adults) don't resort to derision and denigration... neither do they shout.

Put up what you have regarding your claim of FoV and binoculars being the same - go on, I double double dare you Your hand has been called

Already did.

Sure, you can keep at it. But I've already thoroughly debased your reputation and argument.

From this point out its pointless for me to debate you any further. If you want to obstruct mature discussion with your immature trolling, that talks volumes. As for reasonable men - they would not step aside from the duty to deride the despicable.

But I will give you an opportunity to redeem yourself and get some brownie points, if you can explain to me the role of the sensor/viewing medium, in conjunction with FOV, to create magnification. Ie - what IS magnification? Do you know?

[Wolf_Rider]

Originally Posted by irR4tiOn4L

Already did.

Sure, you can keep at it. But I've already thoroughly debased your reputation and argument.

From this point out its pointless for me to debate you any further. If you want to obstruct mature discussion with your immature trolling, that talks volumes. As for reasonable men - they would not step aside from the duty to deride the despicable.

But I will give you an opportunity to redeem yourself and get some brownie points, if you can explain to me the role of the sensor/viewing medium, in conjunction with FOV, to create magnification. Ie - what IS magnification? Do you know?

well, if you can't put up something to verify your claim... just say so.


and... "what is magnification??

World English Dictionary
magnification (ˌmæɡnɪfɪˈkeɪʃən)

— n
1. the act of magnifying or the state of being magnified
2. the degree to which something is magnified
3. a copy, photograph, drawing, etc, of something magnified
4. a measure of the ability of a lens or other optical instrument to magnify, expressed as the ratio of the size of the image to that of the object

[irR4tiOn4L]

Originally Posted by Wolf_Rider

well, if you can't put up something to verify your claim... just say so.

Already did. Check this post;

http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpos...&postcount=198

Originally Posted by Wolf_Rider

and... "what is magnification??

World English Dictionary
magnification (ˌmæɡnɪfɪˈkeɪʃən)

— n
1. the act of magnifying or the state of being magnified
2. the degree to which something is magnified
3. a copy, photograph, drawing, etc, of something magnified
4. a measure of the ability of a lens or other optical instrument to magnify, expressed as the ratio of the size of the image to that of the object

Well that's a start - so it's the APPARENT size of something isn't it?

So apparent to what (ie, what is the sensor detecting the 'apparent' size of something?), how do we measure apparent size and how can we increase (ie magnify) the apparent size of something?

[Wolf_Rider]

Originally Posted by irR4tiOn4L

Already did. Check this post;

http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpos...&postcount=198



Well that's a start - so it's the APPARENT size of something isn't it?

So apparent to what (ie, what is the sensor detecting the 'apparent' size of something?), how do we measure apparent size and how can we increase (ie magnify) the apparent size of something?

yes, I saw your cheap trick there.... well done err except, you were saying FoV and binocluars (zooming) were the same thing. All you have explained is the FoV of a pair of binoculars and the properties of maginfication with regard to which end of the binoculars are being looked through.

try again...