ETM4272 Lecture01 Introduction
ETM4272 Lecture01 Introduction
Books:
Handbook of Machine Vision – Alexander Hornberg
Be able to
o List and describe key factors and specifications which need to be considered when selecting
a camera and lens(es) for a machine vision application
o Describe how a digital image is formed, and represented
-CMOS Sensors
o An array of photodiodes, one per pixel
o Considered to be of lesser quality than CCD
o Cheaper to produce in scale than CCD
o Faster read-out compared to CCD
o Found in Smartphones, Webcams, Consumer
Cameras
Why is a pinhole required to obtain an image of The effect of pinhole size on image sharpness
an object?
Why Lenses:
- To gather more light
- To obtain magnification
What happens during zooming in?
Standard: 50-70
Wide Angle: 80-120
Telephoto: 20-40
Super-Telephoto: 10-20
Fisheye: 180
Lens Specifications
Lens Types
Focal Length (Fixed / Range)
o Higher the focal length, field of view is narrower and objects are more magnified
o Lower the focal length, field of view is wider and objects are smaller
o Also specified as: Optical Power: 1/F (Measured in Diopters)
Sensor Size
Lens Aperture
Minimum Object Distance
o Closest distance at which lens can accurately focus on a subject
Field Of View
Interface: Determines how lens is mounted to camera
Lecture 02:
- Color Spaces
- Image Filters
- Image Segmentation