What are the chances that a photographer in Kunming will encounter the Tindal effect in the flower sea of Dai Fen?

A photographer in Kunming saw the Tindal effect in the process of taking pictures. The woman was in the sea of flowers. The scene recorded in the final lens also surprised many netizens. In fact, the probability of seeing Tindal effect in real life is relatively low. After all, this situation needs to be combined with weather and various factors. In fact, the so-called Tyndall effect is the picture that sunlight reflects through the clouds when the clouds are dense. If the fog is heavy, you can see such a scene. When the dust density in the atmosphere is high, the Tindal effect will also appear, and the scene presented is spectacular.

When sunlight meets transparent colloid, the light will be refracted, and then an optical path is formed. In the field of photography, most photographers will call this phenomenon Jesus light. In the morning or at sunset, the chances of seeing it will be greater. After a heavy rain, if there are some clouds in the sky, the light of the sun will also be refracted. In fact, most people like to see this phenomenon. After all, it is not particularly common. You can see the truth and satisfy your heart.

If you can see the Tindal effect when taking pictures, you can also record it with the lens. After all, compared with ordinary photos, with the Tindal effect, the beauty presented is irreplaceable by filters. I have to say that the woman who is taking pictures is very lucky to meet such a magnificent landscape under such circumstances.

At the earliest, this phenomenon was also discovered by a British physicist. He also named it after himself after his research. In addition to transparent colloid, other solutions can also be used to form this effect, which is also a common phenomenon in physics, and the beam refracted by sunlight is also beautiful.