Asked by Blind
If you were to use a green laser beam to measure the focal length, would you get the
same value? Does your answer bear on chromatic aberration in which a white object is
focused as a somewhat blurred color image?
If two lenses have exactly the same dimensions but have different indexes of refraction,
will their focal lengths be the same? Discuss
same value? Does your answer bear on chromatic aberration in which a white object is
focused as a somewhat blurred color image?
If two lenses have exactly the same dimensions but have different indexes of refraction,
will their focal lengths be the same? Discuss
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
The index of refraction of differing wavelength (colors) is slightly different, so yes, the focus is slightly different for differing wavelengths. That changing focal length is chromatic aberration.
Answered by
Blind
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