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Acta Optica Sinica
Vol. 40, Issue 1, 0111012 (2020)
Coded Photography
Xiangyang Ji
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Department of Automation, Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China
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10.3788/AOS202040.0111012
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Fig. 1.
Model of coded photography
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Fig. 2.
Iterative recovery procedure of FPM
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Fig. 3.
Reconstruction image of 3D FPM
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Fig. 4.
Schematic of spectral imaging
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Fig. 5.
SD-CASSI sensor components
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Fig. 6.
Overview of the scattering lens setup
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Fig. 7.
Wide field high resolution speckle scanning microscopy
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Fig. 8.
Experimental setup of scattering imaging through transmission matrix
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Fig. 9.
Principle of light-field photography
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Fig. 10.
Schematic diagram of coded rolling shutter photography
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Fig. 11.
Schematic view of the neural decoding process
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Category
Feature
Related works
Advantages
Disadvantages
Illumination
coding
Fourier
ptychography
Zheng et al
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12
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Tian et al
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13
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Zhang et al
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High throughput intensity and
phase imaging
Sacrifice time resolution for
high image quality
Optical path
coding
Coded aperture
Levin et al
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15
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Brady et al
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16
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Lin et al
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17
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Multidimensional information recovery
from single image with theoretical
high coded efficiency
Reduced image quality compare
with specific instrument
Scattering
coding
Katz et al
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18
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Popoff et al
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19
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Wang et al
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20
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Higher coded efficiency with
resolution beyond diffraction limit
Reconstruction is unstable and
lack of theoretical exploration
Light field
photography
Park et al
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21
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Levoy et al
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22
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3D scene reconstruction and
rendering from a single image
Limited spatial resolution
Sensor coding
Coded sensor
Raskar et al
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23
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Gu et al
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24
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Wan et al
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25
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Can solve the motion blur problem,
achieve high dynamic range imaging
Low frame rate,
limited spatial resolution
Dynamicvision
sensor
Harris et al
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26
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Lichtsteiner et al
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27
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High pixel bandwidth, wide dynamic
range, low latency
Unable to read depth, edge,
contrast, color
Table 1.
Typical coded photography approaches
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Paper Information
Category: Special Issue on Computational Optical Imaging
Received: Sep. 29, 2019
Accepted: Nov. 29, 2019
Published Online: Jan. 2, 2020
The Author Email: Ji Xiangyang (xyji@tsinghua.edu.cn)
DOI:
10.3788/AOS202040.0111012
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