Method and device for synthesizing all-objects-in-focus images

Optics: measuring and testing – Range or remote distance finding – With photodetection

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395128, 395135, 395136, 356359, 382276, G06T 500

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ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for forming a synthesized optical image with all of the desired objects in focus. A prescribed number of optical images of the same scene are provided by recording an optical image at a respective focal distance and changing the focal distance for each additional optical image as recorded. The optical images are subjected to wavelet transformation to form a multi-resolution representation. The coefficients of the various multi-resolution representations are compared at the same position to detect the maximum spectral amplitudes. Based on the detected maximum spectral amplitudes, another multi-resolution representation is obtained. Then, an inverse wavelet transformation is performed to obtain the synthesized optical image.

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