The part of the eye that's similar to the film of a camera is the A. retina. B. cornea. C. iris. D. optic nerve.
2 answers:
The retina functions as a shadow catcher as in the film plate on the camera
<h3><em>Further explanation </em></h3>Several analog camera functions are almost the same as the functions in our eyes
- 1. Aperture on the camera functions as a place of entry of light, this is the same as the function of the cornea in the eye which is located in the outer part of the eye
- 2. Convex lenses on the camera function as shaper shadows just like a lens from the eye that serves to focus the light so that the image of the object just falls in the right position
- 3. The camera diaphragm functions to regulate the amount of light that affects the film, similar to the function of the pupil of the eye to regulate a lot of light entering
- 4. Plat film as a shadow catcher formed the convex lens of the camera, the same as the retina function of the eye which is located in the innermost part of the eye and has a receptor as a recipient of light
So the correct answer is retina (A)
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The part of the eye
our eye function
a characteristic of the cones in the eye
The iris in the human eye
Keywords: parts of the eye, retina, pupils, cornea, eye lens, diaphragm, film plate, camera
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