Bohm Quantum and Optics - get intense color and airspaced Leica lenses question

[Mustafa Umut Sarac]

I was looking inside of david bohm quantum theory book and I found another variable for leitz summitar intense low light color results. First I will introduce you to what I have found before.
I found that three dimensional optical transfer function is responsible for high relief. That function works in two ways , first it looks to the object and sensitive to volume changes and reflects these changes as 2d images , second, that function is sensitive to grade changes and makes the image on the film. These two variables been coded not together but one by one , their calculation is different.

Quantum mechanics is on calculation of nonlinear glass , that glass disturbs the grades , more shadow , more disturbution and that also gives the sfumato effect of monalisa , he did the same to the painting. Its like a fractal tree. I posted a article on that.

As you see , you define the 3d and grade it as it looks like 3d.

NOW, the fourth new variable , david bohm gives an schematic where there are 3 parallel glasses and there are 2 air spaces. He says if these glasses close and if the light enter from the side , middle glass increases some of the colors very strongly.

What do you know about the last effect ?

Umut

 

[Mustafa Umut Sarac]

I am thinking loud, may be you dont need airspaces but thin layer of balsam to get that effect again. I was not expecting to find such a trick but if I would have master phd degree from german university , they teach me in first year. I tried to find as much as course notes but its needed to think with physics and mathematics equations , only it opens doors.

 

[Mustafa Umut Sarac]

I think we must add fifth variable as light beam curving as it refracts.

I spent good time on 3D transfer function and I found it distorts the shapes if the shape is directly elongate though the lens. The phase is like a american football ball where seams are highest and the leather curved negative. I think its good for peaceful curves but if you go out from traditional photography and play with strange shapes , axises , its very funny. Thats why , leica low light portraits are excellent but fingers , skeleton is a poetry.