Light can be reflected, refracted, and dispersed. Reflection follows the law that the incident angle equals the reflected angle, forming virtual upright images of the same size. Refraction occurs when light changes speed passing between media of different densities. Defects of vision include short-sightedness where distant objects are blurry and long-sightedness where near objects are blurry. Both can be corrected with lenses. Limitations of sight are that we cannot see through opaque objects, tiny objects, or distant objects. Optical illusions form accurate images that are misinterpreted and we have a blind spot where the eye cannot detect images.
2. Can be reflect
Travel in straight line
PROPERTIES OF LIGHT
Can be disperse
Can be refract
3. 2- i (incident angle) = r (reflected angle)
1- Light bounce the surface
of object
REFLECTION
3- Properties image on
plane mirror
upright
virtual
Same size
12. Learning Objective
At the end of the lesson the students must
able:
1- Describe the defect of vision
2- State the limitation of sight.
13. DEFECT OF VISION
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS
(MYOPIA)
LONG-SIGHTEDNESS
(HYPERMETROPIA)
Distant
object
Near object
Close object clear
Distant object blur
Sharp image form in front of
retina
Caused:
Eyeball
Eye-lens
Close object blur
Distant object clear
Sharp image form behind the
retina
Caused:
too long
too thick
Overcome: concave lens
Eyeball
Eye-lens
too short
too thin
Overcome: convex lens
15. Continue
DEFECT OF VISION
Colour blindness
Astigmatism
- Genetic disease.
-Caused by irregular surface of
- Lack photoreceptor on retina.
cornea.
- Cant determine red and green.
- Sees some part of object more
clearly than other part.
- Correction:
-Surgery
-Special lens
16. We cant see through
opaque object
We cant see tiny object
We cant see distant object
LIMITATION OF SIGHT
OPTICAL ILLUSION
BLIND SPOT
Image form in accurate but
misinterpreted by brain
Eye cannot detect image that
fall on the spot