A Theory of Single-Viewpoint Catadioptric Image Formation
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...6 and certain catadioptric imaging systems consisting of lenses and curved mirrors (Baker and Nayar 1999) do not have a single point through which all of the acquired light rays pass....
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...In other words, the catadioptric sensor must sample the 5-D plenoptic function (Adelson and Bergen, 1991; Gortler et al., 1996) at a single point in 3-D space....
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...D plenoptic function (Adelson and Bergen, 1991; Gortler et al., 1996) at a single point in 3-...
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...Unfortunately, conventional imaging systems are severely limited in their fields of view....
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...Moreover, in that setting the paraboloid does yield a practical omnidirectional sensor with a number of advantageous properties (Nayar, 1997b)....
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...One way to convert a thin lens to produce orthographic projection is to place an aperture at the focal point behind the lens (Nayar, 1997b)....
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...(30) As shown in (Nayar, 1997b) and Fig....
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...See, for example, (Rees, 1970; Charles et al., 1987; Nayar, 1988; Yagi and Kawato, 1990; Hong, 1991; Goshtasby and Gruver, 1993; Yamazawa et al., 1993; Bogner, 1995; Nalwa, 1996; Nayar, 1997a; Chahl and Srinivassan, 1997)....
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...Keywords: image formation, sensor design, sensor resolution, defocus blur, omnidirectional imaging, panoramic imaging...
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