Assertion: camera's light | /r/CapableOf | pass through the lens
Facets:
value: to produce the best images
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: The focal-plane shutter is typically used in single-lens reflex (SLR) cameras, since covering the film rather than blocking the light passing through the lens allows the photographer to view through the image through the lens at all times except during the exposure itself.
text: Lower apertures like f/1.8 allow more light to pass through the lens and yield shallow depth of field.
text: If there is not enough light, the camera will decrease the aperture to the lowest number, so that more light passes through the lens.
text: While a DSLR camera uses a mirror mechanism to either reflect light into an optical viewfinder, or pass it through directly to the camera sensor, a mirrorless camera completely lacks such mirror mechanism (hence the name), which means that the light passing through the lens always ends up on the imaging sensor.
text: Several layers of coating may be applied for the best color and light transmission, but excessive coating can reduce the light that passes through the lens and limit its usefulness.
text: These are called "abnormal dispersion" materials because they merge all the colors in the light passing through the lens to produce the best images, rather than allowing colors to disperse like a simple lens.
text: Light passes through the lens and strikes a mirror (green)
text: Light passes through the lens, enters the prism, and is then split up and sent to one of three separate processing chips.