Macro Photography with a Digital Camera

Focal Stack Photography: High-Performance Photography with a Conventional Camera

We look at how a seemingly small change in the photographic process—capturing a focal stack at the press of a button, instead of a single photo—can boost significantly the optical performance of a conventional camera. By generalizing the familiar photographic concepts of “depth of field” and “exposure time” to the case of focal stacks, we show that focal stack photography has two performance ad...

A Proposed Simple Teleradiology System Using a Digital Camera

Background & Aims: Teleradiology as an efficient way for avoiding unnecessary transfer of patients to special medical centers requires the images with digital format. However, in some developing countries, including Iran, imaging is being done using non digital devices. In such cases, changing analog images into digital ones can solve the problem. The method which is nowadays used for digita...

Digital photography versus analogue photography 1 Running heading: DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY VERSUS ANALOGUE PHOTOGRAPHY. Digital versus Analogue Photography: a comparative analysis

Visible Light Source Temperature Estimation Using Digital Camera Photography

Light source temperature measurement has been an important aspect in many industrial applications. The aim of this study is to determine the temperature of different sources like flames, incandescent lamps. The sensor installation is difficult in these sources. Imaging these sources to correlate with the temperature is attempted. A digital still camera is used to capture the source images. The ...

Computational Photography with Novel Camera Sensors

In this thesis, two computational camera designs are presented. They target two major goals in computational photography. high dynamic range (HDR) imaging and image superresolution (SR). HDR imaging refers to capturing both bright and dark details in the scenes simultaneously. A modulo camera does not get saturated during exposure, enabling HDR photography in a single shot without losing spatia...