Applications
Plenoptic cameras for three-dimensional imaging
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Applications
Plenoptic cameras for three-dimensional imaging

Authors : Kevin COSSU, Guillaume DRUART, Aurélie MONTMERLE BONNEFOIS, Marie-Thérèse VELLUET

Publication date: November 10, 2016 | Lire en français

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3. Applications

We've already mentioned a number of applications for plenoptic cameras, in particular consumer cameras, from the marketing of Lytro or Raytrix cameras, phase-detection autofocus systems from Canon or Samsung, to future optical architectures envisaged for smartphones to enable the user to retouch the focus or point of view.

Other applications in the scientific and industrial fields are also being validated. Plenoptic technology is often compared with existing 3D imaging techniques, and its strengths lie in its ease of use and compactness.

3.1 Fluorescence microscopy

The use of a plenoptic camera increases the depth of field of a conventional microscope limited to some 10 µm, while the use of a plenoptic function enables depths of the...

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