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james wrote: > > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, > Benthic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >no absolutley not!!! you will not lose much intensity through the air. > > Not through the air, per se, but because light loses its intensity > logrithmically with distance. There are plenty of situations where a > dimmer light, closer up, is more efficient than a brighter light, > further away, because you have to have exponentially brighter light > sources compared to a linear increase in distance. > > Maybe it doesn't matter for this application, but it certainly is a > practical problem for photographers. Intensity at distance d = A (Intensity at distance 0)/(d^2) where A is a constant
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