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Digital Cameras
Ansel Adams, www.wisconsinhistory.org
CS148 Lecture 10 Pat Hanrahan, Winter 2007
Cameras
Effect Cause
Perspective Lens, Focal length
Focus Motion
Field of view Film size,
focal length
Exposure Film speed, aperture,
shutter
Depth of field Aperture,
focal length
Motion blur Shutter
Reference: Photography, B. London and J. Upton
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Pinhole Camera
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Pinhole Camera
Camera Obscura
Cliff House, San Francison
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Field of View
Redrawn from Kingslake,
Optics in Photography
tan2
fov filmsize
f=
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Field of View
From London and Upton
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Field of View
From London and Upton
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Perspective Projection
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Translations
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Translations
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Homogenous Coordinates
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Perspective Matrix
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Perspective Frustum
glFrustum(float l, r, b, t, n, f);
2nr l
0r + lr l
0
02nt b
t + bt b
0
0 0f + n
f n
2 fn
f n0 0 1 0
(r,b,n)
(l.b,n)
(l,t,n)
(r,t,n)
(r*f/n,b*f/n,f)
(l*f/n,b*f/n,f)
(l*f/n,t*f/n,f)
(r*f/n,t*f/n,f)
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Orthographic Transformation
glOrtho(float l, r, b, t, n, f);
2r l
0 0r + lr l
02t b
0t + bt b
0 02
f n
f + n
f n0 0 0 1
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Viewing Coordinate Systems
World
Camera
Screen or Window
Raster or Device
Object or Modeling
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Projection and Modeling in OpenGL
glViewport(0,0,w,h);
glMatrixMode (GL_PROJECTION);
glLoadIdentity ();
glOrtho(-1.0, 1.0, -1.0, 1.0, -1.0, 1.0);
glMatrixMode (GL_MODELVIEW);
glLoadIdentity ();
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Lenses
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Gauss’ Ray Tracing Construction
Parallel Ray
Focal RayChief Ray
Object Image
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Conjugate Points
To focus: move lens relative to backplane
Horizontal rays converge on focal point in the focal plane
1 1 1
z z f= +
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Depth of Field
From London and Upton
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Circle of Confusion
d
a
c d s z
a z z= =
ssz z
c
Circle of confusion proportional
to the size of the aperture
Focal Plane Back Plane
Sensors
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CCDs
Developed by Willard Boyle (L) and George Smith (R)
at Bell Labs in 1969
Received NAE Draper Prize in 2006
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CCDs
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CMOS
http://www.micron.com/innovations/imaging/pixel
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Sensor Size
35mm SLR : 36mm x 24mm
APS: 24mm x 16mm
Increases focal length by 1.5x
1/4” & 1/3”
Point and shoot
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Pixel Resolution and Size
6 MegaPixel Sensor
35mm
~10um pixels
Efficiently gather light
Low signal to noise
1/4”
~1.5um pixels
Less efficient
More noise
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Bayer Mosaic
