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The phrase "a large lens" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a lens that has a significant size, often in contexts related to photography, optics, or scientific instruments.
Example: "The photographer used a large lens to capture the intricate details of the landscape."
Alternatives: "a big lens" or "a sizable lens".
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DFDiff is able to achieve a high precision depth estimation without a large lens.
Having a large lens, of course, does not turn you into a great wildlife photographer overnight, but it's a start.
The principle behind concentrated photovoltaic cells is to use a large lens to focus light onto a relatively small piece of photovoltaic semiconductor material.
The Bad – Because that's what the Z980 – a point-and-shoot bolted onto a large lens.
You can imagine how difficult it is to manually focus such a large lens without a strap or monopod.
Plus, its sides zip out into two-layer wings that can lie flat when you unpack or create room for a large lens.
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There is an extra pouch for a larger lens or another camera on the top and straps for a minitripod on the side.
There's no way I'll ever put that in my body". Harper's ability and the attention on him, whether self-made or media-driven, places a larger lens on his actions.
The results show that a larger spacing, a larger lens size, a shorter wavelength, or a smaller array scale can lead to a weaker focusing coupling effect.
Prather and his colleagues are now constructing a larger lens, with an array of microwave beams to smoothly move the particles longer distances.
Our contribution is based on the previous statement that we aim at higher SNR, created by a larger lens opening, without introducing clipping.
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