Autofocusing is usually based on infra red radiation.
EM waves stands for Electromagnetic Waves. The EM waves used in dentistry are usually X-Rays. These electromagnetic waves go through your skin and other body tissue (don't worry it's not very harmful or bad for you). And reflect off your bones. Think of it as a camera, the X-Ray machine sends out a flash, then takes the picture. This 'picture' shows where your bones are and whats happening to them, like, are they coming out as an adult tooth? or will you need braces in a few years. That sort of thing.
All sound waves are longitudinal (compression/rarefaction) waves.
Camera obscura is used to project an image onto another surface. This can be used to show pictures to an audience, or to project an image you can trace for drawing.
Ex-rays are and are used in doctors offices and airports! and sometimes to see how big your feet are! ;)
Radar can be used to track the location, amount, and movement of precipitation.
Autofocusing is usually based on infra red radiation.
The same ones used in the camera for taking the pictures, usually the visible light spectrum waves. Some older autofocusing systems (e.g. one used on some Polaroid instant cameras) used a SONAR ranging system, which used sound waves not electromagnetic waves.
Need to know what type of printing a Farblaserdrucker is used for? A Farblaserdrucker is a type of camera printer used for printing photographs from a digital camera.
A Panavision camera's
Radio waves.
She used a large format camera.
Electromagnetic waves
The Dodeca 2360 camera is the camera Google Street View uses.
Infra-red waves are used in night vision apparatus.
gamma waves, they kill most cells
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