Radiometry
8 important questions on Radiometry
What is camera radiometry about?
What are the causes of vignetting when capturing an image?
What is chromatic aberation?
In other words, colors emitted at a singular place end up at different pixels on the light sensor due to different refraction in the camera lenses.
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How does chromatic aberation occur in the capturing of an image and how to resolve this?
To solve this, the chromatic aberation must be compensated with compound lenses, which means introducing more lenses to compensate for the initiated refraction by other lenses.
What is radial distortion?
What are the two types of radial distortion?
Barrel distortion is also called fish-eye lens.
Pincushion distortion apparently doesn't have such a catchy/well-known description. However, this might be somewhat apparent, since the barrel distortion is a well-known distortion due to its occurence in wide-angle lenses.
What is motion blur?
How does (noticeable) motion blur occur in image capturing?
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