From what I understand, scopes use 2 lenses, one is a concave and one is a convex. Anyways, ever burn ants with a magnifying glass? It's the same concept as a sniper scope, binoculars, telescope, whatever, only there's another lens to bend the light out straight. So, if you don't mind the crude ascii picture, here goes lens 2 ___| \ \ lens 1 \ | \___ eye ___ target / / / ___/ anyways, when the light from the target comes into the small point at the end, lens 1 bends the light outwards until it fills up the diameter of lens 2, which bends it back so it goes into your eye, making the teeny little point of light at the front of the scope magnified throughout the place you look through.
hey its me darkmewthreex just wanted to say mine is drapion with the sniper ability with scope lens sniper doubles the power of critical hits and scope lens makes it easier to get a critical hit
Does google sniper still work in 2013-14
It depends if the camcorder has the physical settings to attach the lens.
Yes. If the lens is a EF or EF-S lens, it should work fine with the t1i
See the article in the related link about the "state of sniping" in 2012 and whether or not the methods inside Google Sniper still work or not.
Yes of course!if they didn't would they still have them on the sniper it's self? yes duhhh -_-
No.
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NO. The lens is required to focus the image on the CCD sensor.
Each concave lens bends light to make the object appear larger
The amount of curve (convex) in the lens determines the strength of the lens, thereby determining the effectiveness (or strength) of the lens. This is how the prescription strength of contact lenses is determined.