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English term or phrase:
f-stop increments
Spanish translation:
incrementos de apertura (del diafragma)
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M. Ángeles López Rodríguez
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f-stop increments
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Press the Energy Button < 2 seconds to adjust the energy level in 1/10 f-stop increments.
Press the Energy Button > 2 seconds to adjust the energy level in 1 f-stop increments.
Alguna idea???
Press the Energy Button > 2 seconds to adjust the energy level in 1 f-stop increments.
Alguna idea???
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incrementos de apertura (del diafragma)
El diafragma de la cámara se gradúa para distintas aperturas. A mayor apertura, mayor cantidad de luz que llega a la película. Las aperturas estándar son 1,4 - 2 - 2,8 - 4 - 5,6 - 8 - 11 - 16 - 22 - etc. Al bajar el número, cada apertura deja pasar el doble de la luz que la anterior, y al ir subiendo, la mitad.
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Gilberto Diaz Castro
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incrementos de apertura relativa |longitud focal
Se refiere a la apertura del diafragma visual de la cámara. Dicho diafragma tiene aperturas pre-determinadas a las que se les designa F-stop.
Ver la referncias:
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Número_f_(óptica)
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Note added at 27 mins (2008-11-18 20:21:18 GMT)
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Perdón, las referencias.
Ver la referncias:
http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Número_f_(óptica)
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Note added at 27 mins (2008-11-18 20:21:18 GMT)
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Perdón, las referencias.
Reference:
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traductorchile
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reducciones de la apertura
an f-stop increment from f: 1.2 to f: 16 means reducing the amount of light that enters the lens, so incrementing the F-stop reduces the aperture.
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Note added at 7 hrs (2008-11-19 03:12:59 GMT)
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The truth is that the meaning of 1 or 1/2 or other fraction f-stop increments means that the diaphragm is turned (closing the lens) according to the graduations of the notches marked on the lens and that represent a half or a quarter or an eighth of the previous aperture.
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Note added at 7 hrs (2008-11-19 03:12:59 GMT)
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The truth is that the meaning of 1 or 1/2 or other fraction f-stop increments means that the diaphragm is turned (closing the lens) according to the graduations of the notches marked on the lens and that represent a half or a quarter or an eighth of the previous aperture.
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Sebastian Wasserzug
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incrementos del número F
o: "...del valor del nu'mero F". En fotografía se utiliza “número F”. Saludos!
(check out the Spanish version of wikipedia for "f stop": it redirects you to "f-number", then click the Spanish version...
(check out the Spanish version of wikipedia for "f stop": it redirects you to "f-number", then click the Spanish version...
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