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What does the term 'compounding the effect' mean in the context of a compound microscope?
A. Using two lenses to correct aberrations
B. Using two lenses to increase brightness
C. Using two lenses where the magnification of one is multiplied by the other
D. Using one lens to improve the effect of the other
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