非球镜片最佳配适解析.ppt

* Finding the geometrical centre of the frame To find the geometrical centre using the frame and inserts measure the geometrical centre horizontally by finding the point midway between the two extremes of the lens shape horizontally (these extremes are the tangents to the shape, as in the boxing system). Now find the vertical centre between the tangents to the shape at the top and bottom. The intersection of these measurements is the geometrical centre of the shape. This series of four slides takes you through this measurement. * Finding the geometrical centre of the frame To find the geometrical centre using the frame and inserts measure the geometrical centre horizontally by finding the point midway between the two extremes of the lens shape horizontally (these extremes are the tangents to the shape, as in the boxing system). Now find the vertical centre between the tangents to the shape at the top and bottom. The intersection of these measurements is the geometrical centre of the shape. This series of four slides takes you through this measurement. * Finding the geometrical centre of the frame To find the geometrical centre using the frame and inserts measure the geometrical centre horizontally by finding the point midway between the two extremes of the lens shape horizontally (these extremes are the tangents to the shape, as in the boxing system). Now find the vertical centre between the tangents to the shape at the top and bottom. The intersection of these measurements is the geometrical centre of the shape. This series of four slides takes you through this measurement. * Finding the effective diameter (ED) To find the ED now merely measure the distance from the geometrical centre you have marked on the shape to the furthest point on the shape and double it. * Why the effective diameter (ED) and not longest axis? Longest axis or ‘longest diagonal’ is often incorrectly used instead of effective diameter. In many shapes the difference is negligible. H