「aperture」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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| 00D, unlike the K10D, do not have the typical | aperture adjustment wheel found under the shutter rele |
| resulting angle of view along with its large | aperture also make it a lens suitable for portraiture. |
| ectors of the waves travelling from P0 to the | aperture and from the aperture to P respectively, and |
| Projector lenses are always used at full | aperture and must produce an acceptably illuminated an |
| (n,s) is the angle between the normal to the | aperture and QP. |
| he base is mainly white, with a large sinuous | aperture and small teeth. |
| tic compact camera, without manual control of | aperture and shutter time. |
| The | aperture and the large outer lip is white bordered wit |
| This camera features manual control over the | aperture and shutter speed. |
| a lacks manual control over shutter speed and | aperture and has no optical viewfinder. |
| The operculum is small compared to the | aperture and is only one seventh its size. |
| necting element between the spout and filling | aperture, and the spout is a completely independent ap |
| or an electromagnetic wave passing through an | aperture and hitting a screen, the Fresnel number F is |
| hese are usually wide-angle lenses with fixed | aperture, and cameras with these lenses generally use |
| ra type controls for optional control of both | aperture and shutter speed. |
| 1963, and added a shutter-priority automatic | aperture, and maybe some other small changes. |
| With fixed shutter speed, | aperture and focus, it continued in the tradition of K |
| e match-needle instrument coupled directly to | aperture and shutter speed setting rings on the lens t |
| e caused by a speed ramp without changing the | aperture and affecting depth of field. |
| we have , where L is the distance between the | aperture and the field point. |
| Santa Ynez Valley, California, which has 0.8m | aperture and is a custom design system. |
| ale brown or pale pink, with a narrow sinuous | aperture and well developed teeth. |
| less flare than the Planar, a larger maximum | aperture and lower chromatic aberration than the Tessa |
| cameras is able to electronically control the | aperture and autofocus of 12 Sony A Mount lenses, and |
| wever, due to a difference in the camera gate | aperture and projection mask sizes for anamorphic film |
| e image with the lamp on, the lens at maximum | aperture and the easel empty, usually with the aid of |
| use on Storaro's films that use the Univisium | aperture and 3-perf pull-down. |
| er visible, but the sponge does not block the | aperture and so the hermit crab is still able to funct |
| urs in experiments conducted at low numerical | aperture, and to account for detailed features of plas |
| light level for the automatic calculation of | aperture and shutter speed. |
| inguished by "outer wings" which both control | aperture and bayonet alignment, and are placed in the |
| ed with a Fraunhofer two-lens system of 30 cm | aperture and focal length of 5.05 meters, allowing max |
| nt her voice to the radio dramas Whitby Pier, | Aperture and Hanging, and played Sarah Badger in the 2 |
| t refracting telescope of 3.25-inch (0.083 m) | aperture and 48-inch (1.2 m) focal length, and in 1862 |
| ene arriving across the entire surface of the | aperture and distorting according to this spread, this |
| camera; the Leica lens features manual zoom, | aperture and focus rings and the shutter speed can be |
| rticonic; often with a constricted or visored | aperture; and a siphuncle commonly composed of concave |
| a Pit over the years failed to ever widen the | aperture, and since Tak never even attempted to have i |
| e obvious site at which to locate the 4-metre | aperture Anglo-Australian Telescope (AAT). |
| MHz) and transmitted on a wide | aperture antenna array, this can be seen at almost all |
| The teeth of the | aperture are well developed. |
| rritella species, both the body whorl and the | aperture are relatively small. |
| her the camera is cocked), and both speed and | aperture are visible on LCD displays inside the viewfi |
| Aperture Array Verification Programme | |
| an service as trials boat for the BQG-5D Wide | Aperture Array (WAA) passive sonar system and carrying |
| The design of this sensor was based on an | aperture array that had been developed in 1900 by Joha |
| h depends on the precise configuration of the | aperture arrays) to reconstruct the original image. |
| lso appeared in DoubleTake, Psychology Today, | Aperture, Art in America, Harper's, Creative Camera, C |
| ent versions, all of which have fixed maximum | aperture at all focal lengths and are L-series lenses. |
| plates), fitting one at one extreme, near the | aperture at which the carcass was to be fired, and the |
| There is only one narrow | aperture, barely wide enough for the male to transfer |
| The white | aperture becomes narrower at its top. |
| Note the number of | aperture blades. |
| The trophy has a wide | aperture, bordered with vine leaves and decorated with |
| g is drastically reduced by stopping down the | aperture by about 1 f-stop. |
| out one half, it is required to stop down the | aperture by over 3 full f-stops. |
| inly electro-optical, carrying a Medium-sized | Aperture Camera (MAC) which is a pushbroom camera with |
| Since an | aperture card combines the two technologies, it ought |
| I improved the | aperture card article a bit to illustrate the combinat |
| do not have a diaphragm at all, and simulate | aperture changes by using an automatic ND filter. |
| For example, in 1842 a 4-inch (10 cm) | aperture Comet Seeker was added to Markree Observatory |
| Focusing and | aperture control were performed by electric motors mou |
| and Canon EF lenses do not have a mechanical | aperture control ring on their lens barrels. |
| cally controlled, and will therefore not have | aperture control or autofocus. |
| a regular Nikon PC (non-E) lens, with preset | aperture control by means of a pushbutton; with other |
| enses, the AF Nikkor G type (2000) lacking an | aperture control ring; and the AF Nikkor DX type (2003 |
| shoot wide open unless the lens offers manual | aperture control. |
| 5 it offers superb depth of field with manual | aperture control. |
| The 200 added focus and | aperture controls, as well as the ability to store ima |
| es on the mass and "cool-down time" of a full | aperture corrector. |
| D3 also utilizes a stepper motor in | aperture coupling mechanism for the first time, allowi |
| margins colored and patterned as the dorsum; | aperture curved and narrow. |
| Focus/Cassegrain configuration with a usable | aperture diameter of 3.58 meters. |
| with f/2.8, f/4, f/5.6, f/8, f/11, f/16, f/22 | aperture disks and an f/2 multi-coated glass doublet o |
| lenses lose P & S modes, matrix metering, and | aperture display in the finder |
| nochromator is needed, but rather a series of | aperture elements synchronized to filter neutron pulse |
| appeared in numerous publications, including | Aperture, Elle, Forbes, Harper's Bazaar, The New York |
| Goldworm's company | Aperture Entertainment reps a number of the hottest yo |
| sylvania) is a literary and talent manager at | Aperture Entertainment, a new management/production co |
| le to modern amateur astronomers using larger | aperture equipment. |
| was hidden by a large rock, which fitted the | aperture exactly. |
| hotographer greater flexibility to change the | aperture, exposure time and/or blur of subject in diff |
| ould adjust the shutter speed and/or the lens | aperture f-stop until the needles aligned. |
| Extra wide | aperture f/1.4 |
| atory opened with a Celestron C14, 0.35-meter | aperture, f/11 Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope. |
| shown here - DOF is 1 meter to 2 meters, with | aperture f/11 and focal plane at 1.4 meters. |
| Moderate | aperture f/2.8 versions can be simplified to five elem |
| hope for a suitable 'fast' zoom (say constant | aperture f/2.8), with image stabiliser, to become avai |
| Aperture: f/2.8-11 (wide) f/4.9-11 (long) | |
| t) is a Canadian microsatellite using a 15-cm | aperture f/5.88 Maksutov telescope similar to that on |
| The lens with a diameter of 81 mm. has an | aperture f15 and has a focal depth of 382 mm. |
| Aperture fairly straight, just widening at anterior, p | |
| Aperture, Focal Ratio, Focal Length | |
| e Control Ring to control ISO, shutter speed, | aperture, focus, or exposure compensation |
| ints of correct exposure, including exposure, | aperture, focussing, light metering, white balance, an |
| Aperture Gallery, New York USA 2007 | |
| This happened during testing of a 18.5 inch | aperture great refractor telescope for Dearborn Observ |
| The main ring-beam and | aperture guides for the dome were made from 4x2 inch s |
| Her photography brand, Altered | Aperture, has become a hallmark for her original styli |
| 0.09 inches (in)); diameter 2.0 mm (0.08 in); | aperture height 1.2 mm (0.05 in); aperture diameter 1. |
| ance (turning off autofocus), and often fixed | aperture, hence fixing the depth of field, and then ta |
| of astronomy with the proliferation of large | aperture, high-resolution telescopes where there is a |
| ssing through one of the holes; by moving the | aperture hole to the section of the sample the user wi |
| These pass by three larger | aperture holes and three dark glass lenses to allow fo |
| n of the data from all the pings, a synthetic | aperture image is produced with improved along-track r |
| SEASAT mission, including the first synthetic | aperture imaging radar to fly in space. |
| The | aperture in the rear of the sculpture indicates it may |
| ture is governed by the size of the synthetic | aperture in wavelengths, and cannot be finer than the |
| ce could be effected by placing a very narrow | aperture in the plane of the specimen so that each rec |
| ets: commonly of short focal length and large | aperture, in order to secure the greatest brilliancy o |
| Strictly speaking, it is not an | aperture in the diaphragm but an osseoaponeurotic open |
| might choose to open the lens to its maximum | aperture in hopes of getting enough light for a good e |
| le which caused steam to be forced through an | aperture in the lid of the strip and this knocked the |
| ses have a cam that only works to communicate | aperture information to the original Leicaflex camera. |
| differs in the cams used to communicate lens | aperture information to the camera. |
| Form, which gave him the ability to create an | aperture into the dimension of darkness and to dispatc |
| The dark | aperture is oval. |
| the | aperture is yellowish white (instead of red or blue) |
| The height of the | aperture is 28 mm. |
| The | aperture is ovoid with the outer lip lacking striae. |
| The shell | aperture is semilunar and a little oblique. |
| The | aperture is orange with several short teeth. |
| al optical system that has a diaphragm and an | aperture is the human eye. |
| The | aperture is long and narrow, with several white teeth |
| Assume that the | aperture is illuminated by an extended source wave. |
| The complex amplitude at the | aperture is given by U0(r) |
| The | aperture is rather small, oblique, rounded-quadrate, a |
| The | Aperture is subrhombic with a highly sinuous outer lip |
| The oval or roundish | aperture is covered with a horny, spirally marked oper |
| The | aperture is long and narrow, with several dark brown t |
| for far field are not met (for example if the | aperture is large), the far-field Airy diffraction pat |
| The | aperture is narrow and the outer and inner lips have f |
| tter priority controls the shutter speed, and | aperture is calculated by the camera. |
| tiple or auxiliary apertures, and in some the | aperture is areal or terminal in location. |
| The notch at the posterior end of the | aperture is called the anal notch or anal sinus. |
| markings which can be seen when its opercular | aperture is not tightly closed. |
| shape of these shells is elongated oval, the | aperture is long and narrow, outer and inner lips have |
| eters to take comparable values, provided the | aperture is small compared to the path length. |
| In such examples the lens | aperture is made small and in some cases (such as the |
| at this shell has no spiral sculpture and the | aperture is more elongated. |
| d on the exposure value and the selected lens | aperture, is indicated with a solid LED. |
| c de Broglie microscope), where the Numerical | aperture is usually very limited . |
| Genus Sinuites has large | aperture, its outer lip is bilobate. |
| There is only one narrow | aperture, just big enough for the male to transfer foo |
| They are usually small | aperture lenses, ranging from 50mm to 60mm, and are al |
| der was for more accurate focusing with large | aperture lenses, and the vertical metal shutter not on |
| um photocell to select the shutter speeds and | aperture let novices use the camera as a "point & shoo |
| similar to an onion skin stretched across the | aperture like the vellum of a drum. |
| Debris Observatory, which used a 3 m diameter | aperture liquid mirror, and the Large Zenith Telescope |
| not comparable to the 17-55mm, having slower | aperture, lower image quality, and no image stabilizat |
| orm of such a modulation imager, but a single | aperture mask can contain many holes, in one of severa |
| viously been imaged at lower resolution using | Aperture Masking Interferometry on the William Hersche |
| efrain from focusing completely and use coded | aperture masks: the patterns of the shadow the mask cr |
| ed cream or light brown externally, while the | aperture may be colored purplish-brown. |
| TTL full | aperture metering with 21 zone SPC |
| Maximum lens numerical | aperture might be restricted due to the geometry of th |
| It is produced in 8, 10.25 and 13 inch | aperture models. |
| Vixen produces an 8 inch | aperture modified Cassegrain design (VC200L) they refe |
| In a coded | aperture more complicated than a pinhole camera, image |
| t at right angles to the horizontal synthetic | aperture must fit within the vertical far field limit. |
| The | aperture needle disappears from the meter display, and |
| logue and essay by Victor Anant, published by | Aperture, New York, USA. |
| sum -on the inner concave side, unconstricted | aperture, no hyponimic sinus, and ventral siphuncle -o |
| ombidae have a notch in the edge of the shell | aperture not far from the siphonal canal. |
| the numerical emulation of a large Numerical | Aperture objective, at moderate values of the Numerica |
| The mask covers the | aperture of the telescope. |
| Later development allowed an | aperture of f/4.5 by 1917. |
| The 85 - 300 is a zoom lens with a maximum | aperture of 5 and minimum aperture of 22. |
| retically capable of increasing the numerical | aperture of an optical system by n2. |
| A maximum | aperture of f/5.6 gives this lens the ability to creat |
| sar designs by Paul Rudolph allowed a maximum | aperture of f/6.3. |
| The numerical | aperture of cedar tree oil objectives is generally aro |
| Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar lens with an | aperture of f/2.0-f/2.4 |
| was of 38 mm focal length and with a maximum | aperture of f/2.8. |
| spine in upper part and in lower part of the | aperture of mature specimen. |
| The Yeatman Refractor has an | aperture of 6 inches, with lenses made by Henry Fitz & |
| al length of 12.1 m combines with the baffled | aperture of 3.7 m to a focal ratio of 3.26. |
| A 9 blade, maximum | aperture of f/4.5, gives this lens the ability to crea |
| retically capable of increasing the numerical | aperture of an optical system by n, the index of refra |
| It had an | aperture of 3.5 inches and a 5 foot focal length, moun |
| use autofocus and electronically control the | aperture of the attached lens. |
| The majority of the ovate | aperture of the shell is white, with an "apricot" shad |
| z lend the CAA a refracting telescope with an | aperture of 134mm and a focal length of 2000mm. |
| wide flat end of the clausilium can close the | aperture of the snail shell, and thus protect the soft |
| clausilium, which can slide down to close the | aperture of the shell. |
| tch situated at the most anterior part of the | aperture of the shell, through which the siphon is ext |
| has a focal length of 1700 mm with a maximum | aperture of f/4, implying a 425 mm (16.7 inch) entranc |
| s that provide some mechanical control of the | aperture of Nikon G, Pentax DA and Canon EF lenses. |
| owever some Minolta SLR cameras will claim an | aperture of f/1.7 when the lens is in fact only capabl |
| During dry and cold weather, the | aperture of the shell is sealed with a thin membrane o |
| and ends in the sigmoid colon at the superior | aperture of the lesser pelvis. |
| with the so-called normal astrographs with an | aperture of around 13 inches (330 mm) and a focal leng |
| to a background eclipsing binary star in the | aperture of Kepler's photometer. |
| refracting telescope with the lower cost per | aperture of a reflecting telescope. |
| march took Villeroi's army towards the narrow | aperture of dry ground between the Mehaigne and Petite |
| bearing surface, a ball adapted to fit in the | aperture of each arm against said bearing surface and |
| n are exemplary at all distances from maximum | aperture on down. |
| th telescopes, including a 1.5 meter diameter | aperture one. |
| D and FL lenses for their ability to have the | aperture open and closed manually. |
| The Univisium camera would use an | aperture opening of 12mm x 24mm (.945" x .472") |
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