fókuszmódosítás

Fókuszmódosítás refers to the process of changing the point of focus in a lens system. This is typically achieved by adjusting the distance between the lens elements and the focal plane. In photography and videography, fókuszmódosítás is essential for ensuring that the subject of interest is sharp and clear in the final image or video. The mechanism for achieving this varies widely depending on the type of lens and camera. Manual focus allows the user to adjust the focus ring on the lens, while autofocus systems use a motor and sensors to automatically set the focus.

The depth of field is closely related to fókuszmódosítás. A shallow depth of field means that only a narrow range of distances is in focus, effectively isolating the subject. Conversely, a large depth of field keeps more of the scene in focus. Changing the focal length of a lens or the aperture setting also influences the depth of field, working in conjunction with the chosen focus point. Precise fókuszmódosítás is critical in applications such as microscopy, where extremely fine adjustments are needed to observe microscopic details, and in astronomical telescopes for capturing distant celestial objects. The term is also used in optical engineering to describe the adjustment of focus in various optical instruments.