Explain the formation of image in the human eye
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The eye works like a regular photo camera, basically a so-called dark room with a small input hole = camera obscura
But it is complemented with light control 1.0-32 (iris) and autofocus (eye lens + ciliary muscles)
The image which is up and down is projected on the so-called yellow spot that serves as a light sensor that is similar to today's camera sensors, but has an extremely high resolution of 576 MP. The signals are forwarded via the optic nerves to the visual cortex of the brain, where the signals are decoded, and interpreted and transmitted to other parts of the brain.
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But it is complemented with light control 1.0-32 (iris) and autofocus (eye lens + ciliary muscles)
The image which is up and down is projected on the so-called yellow spot that serves as a light sensor that is similar to today's camera sensors, but has an extremely high resolution of 576 MP. The signals are forwarded via the optic nerves to the visual cortex of the brain, where the signals are decoded, and interpreted and transmitted to other parts of the brain.
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- When light rays enter the human eye, the curved surfaces bend them. ... Bending the light rays is necessary in order to focus an external object's image and emit the light just behind the lens, at an area called the focal point. The image is then focused on the retina. The image formed is left-right reversed and inverted.
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- When light rays enter the human eye, the curved surfaces bend them. ... Bending the light rays is necessary in order to focus an external object's image and emit the light just behind the lens, at an area called the focal point. The image is then focused on the retina. The image formed is left-right reversed and inverted.
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