A Correction Method of Fish-Eye Lens Based on Projective Reconstruction

Jun Chao Zhu; Li Wan; Na Liu; Bao Feng Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.577.741

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A Correction Method of Fish-Eye Lens Based on Projective Reconstruction

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Fish-eye lens is a special wide angle lens shooting all of the information within 185 degrees at the same time, but the image taken by it cause distortion. In order to fit for people's visual habits, the images need a correction. This article proposes a correction method of fish-eye lens based on projective reconstruction and verified the effectiveness of the method by the experiment.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 577)

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Jun Chao Zhu*, Li Wan, Na Liu, Bao Feng Zhang

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Correction of Fish-Eye Image, Fish-Eye Lens, Internal Parameters of the System, Projective Reconstruction

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