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Magnification

Magnification is the process of enlarging the apparent size, not physical size, of something. This enlargement is quantified by a size ratio called optical magnification. When this number is less than one, it refers to a reduction in size, sometimes called de-magnification.

By instrument, Examples of magnification & Size ratio (optical magnification)

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Examples of magnification

Size ratio (optical magnification)

By instrument

Maximum usable magnification

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Magnification

Nodes54
Edges53
Triples30
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.037037
Components1

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Magnification

Top relations

related to Photography · 6
Magnification → However, Object, Only, The, Therefore, When
related to "Magnification" of displayed images · 5
Magnification → Editors, If, Images, When, Where
related to Magnifying glass · 5
Magnification → For, Images, Real Objects Formed, The, Thin Lenses
related to Maximum usable magnification · 4
Magnification → For, In, It, With
is a · 3
Magnification → process of enlarging the apparent size, ratio between the apparent, ratio between the apparent size of an object
related to Angular magnification · 3
Magnification → For, Strictly, Thus
related to Microscope · 1
Magnification → The
related to Single lens · 1
Magnification → The
related to Size ratio (optical magnification) · 1
Magnification → Optical
related to Telescope · 1
Magnification → The

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image lens object optical angular size distance displaystyle telescope eye focal textstyle microscope glass images magnifying real length mathrm eyepiece

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Magnificationis aprocess of enlarging the apparent size0.90text
Magnificationis aratio between the apparent size of an object0.90text
Magnificationis aratio between the apparent0.90text
Magnificationrelated to "Magnification" of displayed imagesEditors0.60section
Magnificationrelated to "Magnification" of displayed imagesImages0.60section
Magnificationrelated to "Magnification" of displayed imagesWhen0.60section
Magnificationrelated to "Magnification" of displayed imagesIf0.60section
Magnificationrelated to "Magnification" of displayed imagesWhere0.60section
Magnificationrelated to Angular magnificationFor0.60section
Magnificationrelated to Angular magnificationStrictly0.60section
Magnificationrelated to Angular magnificationThus0.60section
Magnificationrelated to Magnifying glassThe0.60section

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