What is the nature of image formed by a convex lens when the object is placed between the optical centre and the principal focus of the convex lens?

There are six possibilities of position of object in the case of convex lens:

Object at infinity:

Convex lens converge parallel rays coming from objet at infinity and a highly diminished - point sized, real and inverted image is formed at principal focus F2.

Fig: Object at Infinity

Properties of Image: Image is highly diminished, real and inverted.

A diminished, real and inverted image is formed between principal focus, F2 and centre of curvature, C2 at the opposite side when an object is placed beyond C1 of a convex lens.

Fig: Object Beyond 2F

Properties of Image: Image is diminished, real and inverted.

Object at C
Centre of Curvature

A same sized, real and inverted image is formed at centre of curvature, C2 when object is placed at centre of curvature, C1 of a convex lens.

Fig: Object at 2F

Properties of Image: Image is same size as object, real and inverted.

An enlarged, real and inverted image is formed beyond centre of curvature, C2 when an object is placed between centre of curvature, C1 and principal focus, F1 of a convex lens.

Fig: Object between 2F and F

Properties of Image: Image is enlarged, real and inverted.

Object at Focus F1

An infinitely large, real and inverted image is formed at infinity when object is placed at principal focus, F1 of a convex lens.

Fig: Object at F

Properties of Image: Image is highly enlarged, real and inverted.

A virtual, erect and enlarged image is formed at the same side of lens, when an object is placed between principal focus, F1 and optical centre, O of a convex lens.

Fig: Object between F and O

Properties of Image: Image is enlarged, virtual and erect.

Summary of Image Formation