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Physics, 19.07.2019 00:10 blackboy21

Theory, lens optics exactly is “p” (primary principal point)? i get that it’s the “front surface location” but wouldn’t they just make it the same thing as “a” (front vertex position)? feels like i’m missing a theory chunk, was hoping could clear it up, maybe even through an example.

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