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suppose the distance from the light source to the lens is 50 mm and the distance from the lens to the wall is 20 mm, what is the focal distance?
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Assuming your light source is your object, and your wall is your image, you can use the following equation: 1/f=1/do+1/di Or, the inverse of the focal distance (f) = the sum of the inverse of the distance of the object to the lens (do) plus the inverse of the distance of the image (di) to the lens. Hence (1/do+1/di)^-1=f (1/50mm + 1/20mm)^-1=14mm
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