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an accurate and practical camera lens model for rendering realistic lens effects
Wu Jiaze; Zheng Changwen; Hu Xiaohui; Li Chao
2011
Conference Name12th International Conference on Computer-Aided Design and Computer Graphics, CAD/Graphics 2011
SourceProceedings - 12th International Conference on Computer-Aided Design and Computer Graphics, CAD/Graphics 2011
Pages63-70
Conference DateSeptember
Conference PlaceJinan, China
Indexed TypeEI
ISBN9780769544977
Department(1) National Key Laboratory of Integrated Information System Technology Institute of Software Chinese Academy of Sciences China; (2) Graduate University Chinese Academy of Sciences China
English AbstractIn this paper, an accurate and practical camera lens model is proposed to be applied in realistic rendering of lens-related effects. The optical modeling of this new model is firstly presented from two aspects: lens surface modeling and formulation of ray tracing equations. Then, a number of tunable models for controlling lens properties are introduced and combined together to determine overall imaging performance. An implementation framework for this lens model is presented from two important aspects: its internal working framework and a new rendering pipeline for integrating it into a general ray tracer. In contrast to existing lens models, this new one is characterized by its ability to accurately model the image formation process and its friendly tunable models to control its lens properties. As a consequence, it is capable of simulating complex lens-related effects without too much expertise on lens optics. Finally, multiple rendering experiments are performed to demonstrate the ability and usage of this novel model to simulate a variety of complex lens-related effects. © 2011 IEEE.; In this paper, an accurate and practical camera lens model is proposed to be applied in realistic rendering of lens-related effects. The optical modeling of this new model is firstly presented from two aspects: lens surface modeling and formulation of ray tracing equations. Then, a number of tunable models for controlling lens properties are introduced and combined together to determine overall imaging performance. An implementation framework for this lens model is presented from two important aspects: its internal working framework and a new rendering pipeline for integrating it into a general ray tracer. In contrast to existing lens models, this new one is characterized by its ability to accurately model the image formation process and its friendly tunable models to control its lens properties. As a consequence, it is capable of simulating complex lens-related effects without too much expertise on lens optics. Finally, multiple rendering experiments are performed to demonstrate the ability and usage of this novel model to simulate a variety of complex lens-related effects. © 2011 IEEE.
KeywordCamera Lenses Computer Aided Design Computer Graphics
SponsorshipChina Computer Federation
Language英语
Content Type会议论文
URIhttp://ir.iscas.ac.cn/handle/311060/16216
Collection中国科学院软件研究所
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Wu Jiaze,Zheng Changwen,Hu Xiaohui,et al. an accurate and practical camera lens model for rendering realistic lens effects[C],2011:63-70.
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