Fiber Optics
An optical system that uses glass or transparent plastic fibers as light transmitting media.
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A type of program or data file. Some common image file formats include TIFF, PICT, and EPS.
Fiber Optics
A flexible bundle of light-transmitting fibers used for medical, scientific, and difficult-access situations.
Strobes can fire via sync cord or fiber optics. I've seen great wide-angle photos with the INON UWL-100 wet lens and the INON dome port (giving you a 130 degree field of view), in the 10-bar housing. Also with the INON macro lenses.
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The source can be either incandescent or fluorescent, and there is (have been? At least I seem to remember.) at least one using fiber optics.
There is an Allen setscrew to hold the fiber optic perpendicular to the strobe, especially important because fiber optics work best when the light is shot "down the pipe" rather than from the side as happens with some attachment systems.
known as "real-time" holograms, that allow the information contained within the hologram to be updated frequently. Although real-time holography is not used extensively in the realm of photography, it is central to the aerospace and fiber optics ...
 See also: Light, Optics, Subject, Time, Media
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