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Here is a similar approach using water droplets instead of a diffuse film, but they don't go as far as performing 3D reconstruction from the light field and the
by tischler 9y ago
Here is a similar approach using water droplets instead of a diffuse film, but they don't go as far as performing 3D reconstruction from the light field and the ray directions are not calibrated by a calibration pattern but by inferring a 3D model of the droplets: https://light.cs.uni-bonn.de/4d-imaging-through-spray-on-optics/ https://light.cs.uni-bonn.de/4d-imaging-through-spray-on-opt...
- frozenport 9y agoIt's 2D, because they record a field U(x,y) and then propagate it up and down by convolving with a 2D function. This works for mesoscopic structures but not for small things like human cells.