What is optics?
 Optics is the study of visible light and the ways in
  which visible light interacts with the eye to produce
  vision.
Law of Reflection
 Law of Reflection- states that the angle of reflection
 equals the angle of incidence
Regular Reflection
 Regular Reflection- the reflection of parallel light rays
  all in the same direction
   Occurs on smooth surfaces
Diffuse Reflection
 Diffuse Reflection- the reflection of parallel light rays
  in many different directions
   Occurs on surfaces that are not smooth
   Some may feel smooth to the touch (like paper), but are
    actually full of texture
Shape determines how mirrors
form images
 An image is a picture of an object formed by light.
 Flat mirrors show an image that looks exactly like
  you.
 Convex mirrors (curved outward) the image will
  appear smaller than you.
 Concave mirror (curved inward)
   Far way- image upside down and smaller
   Close up- right-side up and bigger
Focal Point
 Focal point- the point at which the rays meet




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4.1 optics

  • 2.
    What is optics? Optics is the study of visible light and the ways in which visible light interacts with the eye to produce vision.
  • 3.
    Law of Reflection Law of Reflection- states that the angle of reflection equals the angle of incidence
  • 4.
    Regular Reflection  RegularReflection- the reflection of parallel light rays all in the same direction  Occurs on smooth surfaces
  • 5.
    Diffuse Reflection  DiffuseReflection- the reflection of parallel light rays in many different directions  Occurs on surfaces that are not smooth  Some may feel smooth to the touch (like paper), but are actually full of texture
  • 6.
    Shape determines howmirrors form images  An image is a picture of an object formed by light.  Flat mirrors show an image that looks exactly like you.  Convex mirrors (curved outward) the image will appear smaller than you.  Concave mirror (curved inward)  Far way- image upside down and smaller  Close up- right-side up and bigger
  • 7.
    Focal Point  Focalpoint- the point at which the rays meet  http://www.schooltube.com/video/9b9e3e3cf65c21bb4c 3d/Bill-Nye-The-Science-Guy-on-Light-Bending- Bouncing-Full-Clip