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Not exactly as he emulates different lenses. Notice his device is always facing forward and it doesn’t turn to side to get pixel data so you would expect to ge
by ozim 2y ago
Not exactly as he emulates different lenses.
Notice his device is always facing forward and it doesn’t turn to side to get pixel data so you would expect to get an image from what is exactly in front of the sensor. But it is not in case where he sets it when making picture “behind”.
- lilyball 2y agoIsn't that what the mirror is for, to change the angle of light captured?
- shawa_a_a 2y agoThis isn’t exactly the case. The camera has an actuating mirror on the end of the rotating arm that allows it to point at arbitrary angles. https://youtu.be/aXfTgCCsRSg https://youtu.be/aXfTgCCsRSg (T=4:30) The emulating different lenses part is that with this setup you can parametrically collect specific rays bouncing off the object (presumably the angle of the mirror with respect to radius), and the resulting image will be the same as you’d get from a lens with those parameters.