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03 – Image Formation

Overview Image Formation Pinhole Camera Model Illumination Model Image Sampling Conclusions. 03 – Image Formation. Before we can perform CV we must understand how an image was created We can then solve the inverse problem to obtain geometric models of objects in the scene

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03 – Image Formation

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  1. Overview Image Formation Pinhole Camera Model Illumination Model Image Sampling Conclusions 03 – Image Formation

  2. Before we can perform CV we must understand how an image was created We can then solve the inverse problem to obtain geometric models of objects in the scene To make this possible we use simple image formation models Overview

  3. We consider the following How 3D objects are projected to 2D images How light reflects from objects to the camera How digital cameras sample and store data Overview

  4. TBA Pinhole Camera Model

  5. TBA Pinhole Camera Model

  6. TBA Illumination Model

  7. TBA Illumination Model

  8. TBA Image Sampling

  9. TBA Image Sampling

  10. TBA Conclusions

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