The new invention, which we call femto-photography, consists of femtosecond laser illumination, picosecond-accurate detectors and mathematical inversion techniques. By emitting short laser pulses and analyzing multi-bounce reflections we can estimate hidden geometry. In transient light transport, we account for the fact that speed of light is finite. Light travels ~1 foot/nanosecond and by sampling the light at pico-second resolution, we can estimate shapes with centimeter accuracy.
CORNAR : au-delà du champ de vision
L'appareil photo qui voit des angles, des objets, des gens, au-delà du champ de la vision humaine :
Catégories
Innovation,
Photographie,
Technologies
Auteur
Ron Filion-Mallette