As a photographer, I knew about using close-up accessory lenses, measured in dioptres. 1 dioptre = focal length 1 metre; 2 dioptres = f.l. 0.5 metre, and so on.
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As a photographer, I knew about using close-up accessory lenses, measured in dioptres. 1 dioptre = focal length 1 metre; 2 dioptres = f.l. 0.5 metre, and so on.
"Fusee or fusée may refer to: • Fusee (horology), a component of a clock • Fusee, an alternate term for a flare • Fusee, an old word for "flintlock, rifle, particularly a light musket" " - Wikipedia Dad repaired antique clocks in his retirement and showed me fusees.
I don't know; I just had a notion that it was a Scots word, but had to look up its meaning (a fright or scare). As with numerous of my finds, the meaning or usage I know is completely different to the one given in Outlier.