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Lensless Imaging with A Controllable Aperture Assaf Zomet and Shree K. Nayar Columbia University IEEE CVPR Conference June 2006, New York, USA.

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1 Lensless Imaging with A Controllable Aperture Assaf Zomet and Shree K. Nayar Columbia University IEEE CVPR Conference June 2006, New York, USA

2 Cameras Today Lens Plane in focus Image Detector Aperture

3 Attenuating Aperture Our Lensless Camera Image Detector Volumetric

4 Multilayer Aperture Layered Aperture Image Detector Attenuating apertures: Farid&Simoncelli ‘97, Nayar&Branzoi ‘03

5 Implementation Camera bodyAperture: LCD LCD Control

6 Image Detector Attenuating Layer Pinhole Controllable Pinhole Image Detector Pinhole Attenuating Layer

7 Controllable Pinhole: Video

8 Limitations of Lensless Imaging Optimal pinhole (Raleigh): Brightness: f-number Sharpness and brightness increase with FOV (image center).

9 Limitations of Lensless Imaging Optimal pinhole (Raleigh): Brightness: f-number Sharpness and brightness increase with FOV (image center). f and detector larger by factor k : Resolution/brightness by.

10 Zand, 1992 Collecting More Light: Coded Apertures

11 Conventional View Desired View

12 Split Field of View: Implementation Attenuating Layers (2nd layer physical) Image Detector Pinhole Fov 2 Fov 1 Fov 3

13 Split Field of View: Results Lens camera Our camera

14 Split Field of View: Video

15 Finding Faces Wasted pixels

16 Finding Faces

17 Pinhole Attenuating Layers (2 nd layer physical) Split Image: Computational Camera Correlation pattern Image Detector

18 Computations in the Optics Our cameraLens camera Correlation Pattern Normalized correlation: ImagePattern Noncoherent optical processing (Rogers 1977)

19 A Camera as a Mapping Camera Optics

20 Imaging Formulation: One Layer f

21 Imaging Formulation: Multilayer fjfj

22 Varying Zoom Conventional view Desired view H H LL L L

23 Varying Zoom Mapping Desired view Scene M X and M X are impossible to implement with 3 layers

24 Attenuating Layers Image Detector Fov 1Fov 3 Pinhole Fov 2 Varying Zoom: Imaging (simulation) Captured Desired

25 Varying Zoom: Reconstruction I computed I capturted

26 Summary Controllable Pinhole Computational CameraSpatially Varying Zoom Split Field of View Programmable cameras, Nayar, Branzoi & Boult 2004


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