Our challenge to image a moving target continues and this time in our How to Image Moving Objects post series we explore how a camera rolling shutter works
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We are not prophets! At one point or another in the design process we must assess if the system is going to perform as we wanted it to. In this post we explore one very important tool for this task – the Tolerance Analysis
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Moving objects imaging has its inherent challenges. In this first post out of 3 posts series we explore how a camera global shutter works.
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Illumination sources differ in their spectral content. We explore in this post how we measure it, how it impacts our raw image and how white balance is one way to deal with its effects
White Balance and How To Address Light Spectral Content Read More »
We already know that ghosts in optical systems exist, but how about real ghosts, images of objects that do not appear in the original FOV? This is the second of a two posts series about ghosts in imaging systems
Aperture-Shape Ghosts – The Really Scary Ghosts In Imaging Systems Read More »
What are ghosts in an imaging system? Why do we see them in our final images? This is the first of a two posts series about ghosts in imaging systems
Ghosts In Imaging Systems – The Ones That Are Easy To Identify Read More »
This post covers the basics of optical aberrations, monochromatic and chromatic, in a down-to-earth explanation with hints to remember it
Optical Aberrations – This Time In A Way You Will Never Forget It Read More »
Demonstrating through examples how both Optics and Algo engineering together are a must for an optical system from the very beginning of a project
Optics And Algo Are One In Optical Systems Read More »
How to correctly define and measure performance of an optical vision system’s resolution via MTF
How to Correctly Define Resolution via MTF Read More »
