Patent classifications
H04N9/097
OPTICAL MODULE
This application discloses an optical module, including a light passing hole, an optical splitter, an optical imaging apparatus, and an optical apparatus, where light entering from the light passing hole is incident on the optical splitter; the optical splitter is configured to split the incident light into two parts, one part of the light enters the optical imaging apparatus, and the other part of the light enters the optical apparatus; the optical imaging apparatus is configured to collect a first image; and the optical apparatus is configured to collect a second image, or the optical apparatus is configured to implement an optical detection function.
Digital cameras with direct luminance and chrominance detection
Digital camera systems and methods are described that provide a color digital camera with direct luminance detection. The luminance signals are obtained directly from a broadband image sensor channel without interpolation of RGB data. The chrominance signals are obtained from one or more additional image sensor channels comprising red and/or blue color band detection capability. The red and blue signals are directly combined with the luminance image sensor channel signals. The digital camera generates and outputs an image in YCrCb color space by directly combining outputs of the broadband, red and blue sensors.
OPTICAL SCOPE SYSTEM FOR CAPTURING AN IMAGE OF A SCENE
An optical device for capturing an image of a scene, the optical device comprising: a plurality of image sensors each operable to capture a respective initial image of the scene; a lens arrangement operable to receive light from the scene and to form each initial image on each respective image sensor, each image sensor being located at a different respective distance from the lens arrangement; and an image processor operable to generate the captured image of the scene on the basis of image data from one or more of the captured initial images.
IMAGE ACQUISITION SYSTEM, MATRIX IMAGE ACQUISITION SYSTEM AND MATRIX IMAGE PROJECTION SYSTEM
An image acquisition system is disclosed. The image acquisition system includes: an object area configured to form an image on an image side; a condenser lens configured to converge light from the object area, the condenser lens being located on a light path of the object area; a color filter configured to filter the light collected by the condenser lens to obtain single wavelength of light, according to a forward direction of the light, the color filter being placed in front of the condenser lens; and an image sensor configured to receive the image on an imaging plane position of an image space, the image sensor being placed in front of the imaging plane position according to the forward direction of the light. The matrix image acquisition system and the matrix image projection system including the image acquisition system are also disclosed.
High resolution thin multi-aperture imaging systems
A multi-aperture imaging system comprising a first camera with a first sensor that captures a first image and a second camera with a second sensor that captures a second image, the two cameras having either identical or different FOVs. The first sensor may have a standard color filter array (CFA) covering one sensor section and a non-standard color CFA covering another. The second sensor may have either Clear or standard CFA covered sections. Either image may be chosen to be a primary or an auxiliary image, based on a zoom factor. An output image with a point of view determined by the primary image is obtained by registering the auxiliary image to the primary image.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MULTICOLOR IMAGING
Disclosed herein, inter alia, are methods and systems of image analysis useful for rapidly identifying and/or quantifying features.
Digital cameras with direct luminance and chrominance detection
Digital camera systems and methods are described that provide a color digital camera with direct luminance detection. The luminance signals are obtained directly from a broadband image sensor channel without interpolation of RGB data. The chrominance signals are obtained from one or more additional image sensor channels comprising red and/or blue color band detection capability. The red and blue signals are directly combined with the luminance image sensor channel signals. The digital camera generates and outputs an image in YCrCb color space by directly combining outputs of the broadband, red and blue sensors.
Capturing and processing of images including occlusions focused on an image sensor by a lens stack array
Systems and methods for implementing array cameras configured to perform super-resolution processing to generate higher resolution super-resolved images using a plurality of captured images and lens stack arrays that can be utilized in array cameras are disclosed. An imaging device in accordance with one embodiment of the invention includes at least one imager array, and each imager in the array comprises a plurality of light sensing elements and a lens stack including at least one lens surface, where the lens stack is configured to form an image on the light sensing elements, control circuitry configured to capture images formed on the light sensing elements of each of the imagers, and a super-resolution processing module configured to generate at least one higher resolution super-resolved image using a plurality of the captured images.
Digital cameras with direct luminance and chrominance detection
Digital camera systems and methods are described that provide a color digital camera with direct luminance detection. The luminance signals are obtained directly from a broadband image sensor channel without interpolation of RGB data. The chrominance signals are obtained from one or more additional image sensor channels comprising red and/or blue color band detection capability. The red and blue signals are directly combined with the luminance image sensor channel signals. The digital camera generates and outputs an image in YCrCb color space by directly combining outputs of the broadband, red and blue sensors.
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MULTICOLOR IMAGING
Disclosed herein, inter alia, are methods and systems of image analysis useful for rapidly identifying and/or quantifying features.