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Get the foundational knowledge you need in the area of visual optics with the text that is easy to comprehend, visually appealing, and engaging from cover to cover. Introduction to Visual Optics: A Light Approach covers the basic information you need in this complex area in a significantly more approachable manner than other resources on the market. You'll find clear, easy-to-read explanations that work hand-in-hand with colourful charts, graphs, illustrations, and diagrams created by the author, Dr. Samantha Strong. This unique text is perfect for optometry students, optometrists, ophthalmology residents, student dispensing opticians, and others in the eye care field. - Covers foundational visual optics knowledge, from refraction to reflection, vergence, and more in a fun, easy-to-read format.
- Features a highly visual format, with full-colour illustrations, tables, and boxes throughout to aid in understanding and memory recall.
- Discusses underlying principles of several key ophthalmic imaging techniques.
- Includes experiments you can try at home (create your own cornea, build a camera obscura, create a blue sky in your kitchen, create an interference film, create a prism) with companion demonstration videos to facilitate and apply key learning objectives.
- Contains approximately 200 practice questions and equations throughout that test your knowledge of core concepts.
An eBook version is included with purchase.- The eBook allows you to access all of the text, figures and references, with the ability to search, customize your content, make notes and highlights, and have content read aloud.
Table of Contents- 1 Basics of Light and Colour
- 2 Vergence and Refraction
- 3 Thin Lenses
- 4 Thick Lenses
- 5 Reduced Eye and Spherical and Cylindrical Lenses
- 6 Reflection
- 7 Ray Tracing
- 8 Dispersion and Chromatic Aberration
- 9 Prisms
- 10 Reflection
- 10 Superposition, Diffraction, and Interference
- 11 Focimetry
- 12 Photometry
- 13 Optical Instruments and Low Vision Aids
- 14 Polarisation
- 15 Imaging the Eye and Measuring Refractive Error
- 16 Wavefront Aberrations and Adaptive Optics
- 17 Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
- 18 Create Your Own Camera Obscura
- 19 Create a Blue Sky in your Kitchen
- 20 Create a Prism
- 21 Measure the Speed of Light
- 22 Create a "Cornea"
- 23 Kitchen Thin Film Interference
- 24 Answers to Practice Questions
- 25 Answers to Test Your Knowledge Questions
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