Plenoptic camera

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A plenoptic camera is a camera that uses a microlens array (also known as a lenticular lens array) to capture 3d information about a scene.

The microlens sits between the lens of the camera and the image sensor. It refocuses light onto the image sensor.

[edit] References

  • See Plenoptic camera for explanation of this technology
  • See [1] for an application of this technology which creates that can be refocused to any point via software.
  • See [2] for Ren Ng's paper on the first hand held useable plenoptic camera.
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