Difference between revisions of "Measuring Lens Field of View"
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We currently carry three different size lenses. The sizes and other specifications can be found on our '''[[AirSight_Comparison_Chart | Airsight Comparison Chart]]'''. | We currently carry three different size lenses. The sizes and other specifications can be found on our '''[[AirSight_Comparison_Chart | Airsight Comparison Chart]]'''. | ||
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Revision as of 19:37, 13 March 2013
Question
How do I measure the actual field of view or "viewing angle" of my camera?
Answer
If you are unsure about the actual field of view for your camera you can calculate the angle using the calculator found here.
We currently carry three different size lenses. The sizes and other specifications can be found on our Airsight Comparison Chart.