Dioptric correction is the expression for the adjustment of the optical instrument to the varying visual acuity of a person"s eyes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dioptric_correction
Surely it then follows (being as Canon have not changed the design of the dioptric correction lenses) that if adding a -4.0 dioptric correction lens, ON TOP of the dioptric correction you can 'dial in', then you can (with a camera giving +1.0 to -3.0 dioptres) get an equivalent of -7.0 dioptres??
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An optical device having a dioptric correction device comprises a reference image display unit which is placed in the optical path extending from an object image to the optical system. The reference i ... What is claimed is: 1. A dioptric correction device for correcting diopter for left and right eyes, comprising:
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Many people who wear glasses don’t like wearing them when they look through the viewfinder. The glass bumps up against the eyecup, so you can’t get your eyes close to the viewfinder. This makes it hard to see the entire image, particularly ...
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Dioptric correction is the compensation of long- or short-sightedness by the adjustment of the eyepieces.
http://www.meijitechno.co.uk/index.php?page=faq
The amount of attempted correction of the SE or astigmatism was correlated with the development of glare and halo symptoms. Pupil size was not significantly correlated with glare or halo symptoms, BSCVA, or contrast sensitivity in post-LASIK patients with "uniform" topography who had scotopic pupils not larger than 7.0 mm...
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In addition, when dioptric correction is made for one eye, usually the other eye is closed while the adjustment is being made because the image seen by the other eye hinders the adjustment. Depending on the observer, however, dioptric correction may be made for both eyes with both eyes open.
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Well, I sent John's reply to the person who originally pointed out that he thought the OM Dioptric Correction lens table is wrong. Below are his comments in return. I'm leaving David's name and email on this, in case any of you who have dealt with this problem want to contact him privately.
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The PCE-TM 2000 laboratory microscope is a durable device. This laboratory microscope magnifies up to 2000x and can be adjusted by rotating the lens mechanism. ... This triple eyepiece microscope allows for an optional USB camera to be connected with a dioptric correction of up to 5. Samples are illuminated by this...
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