Suppose we focus a simple single-lens (focal length f, diameter D) camera at infinity. We then point the camera at a point object at distance s (not at infinity). What is the diameter of the out-of-focus disk on the sensor? Thin lens, focal length f, diameter DLight forms an out-of-focusdisk on sensorPoint object, closerthan infinity, distance sCamera sensor, pixel size ppositioned so that an object atinfinity is in focusto the lens

Given: The distance of object is u=s. The formula to calculate the focal length of the mirror is,…

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