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An optical system, entrance pupil technology, applied in the field of optical systems
Inactive Publication Date: 2012-01-04
OLYMPUS CORP
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[0017] However, there is currently no technology for projecting from single or multiple planes onto a cylindrical or spherical surface when projecting to 360° or vice versa. Projection, or techniques for imaging inverses thereof, such as from cylinders, spheres, and conical surfaces facing cylinders or spheres, or techniques for imaging inverses thereof
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[0144] Surface number Radius of curvature Surface spacing Eccentricity and inclination Angle of refraction Abbe number
[0145] object ∞ ∞
[0146] plane
[0147] 1 ∞ (sagittal entrance pupil)
[0148] 2 ERFS[1] (1) 1.5163 64.1
[0149] 3 ERFS[2](RE) (2) 1.5163 64.1
[0150] 4 ERFS[3] (3)
[0151] Image YTR[1] (4)
[0152] plane
[0153] ERFS[1]
[0154] RY6.99
[0155] θ 0.00
[0156] R 15.00
[0157] C 2 4.9002×10 -1
[0158] ERFS[2]
[0159] RY -115.98
[0160] θ 0.00
[0161] R 18.04
[0162] C 4 -6.8520×10 -4
[0163] C 5 2.0917×10 -4
[0164] ERFS[3]
[0165] RY 4.15
[0166] θ 0.00
[0167] R 12.00
[0168] C 2 -6.3463×10 -1
[0169] YTR[1]
[0170] Rx-8.02
[0171] Ry ∞
[0172] Eccentricity and Inclination (1)
[0173] X 0.00 Y -5.46 Z 0.00
[0174] α 0.00 β 0.00 γ 0.00
[0175] Eccentricity and In...
Embodiment 2
[0185] Surface number Radius of curvature Surface spacing Eccentricity and inclination Angle of refraction Abbe number
[0186] object ∞ ∞
[0187] plane
[0188] 1 ∞ (sagittal entrance pupil)
[0189] 2 ERFS[1] (1) 1.5163 64.1
[0190] 3 ERFS[2](RE) (2) 1.5163 64.1
[0191] 4 ERFS[3] (3)
[0192] Image YTR[1] (4)
[0193] plane
[0194] ERFS[1]
[0195] RY 11.10
[0196] θ -37.89
[0197] R 19.39
[0198] C 4 -1.7709×10 -4
[0199] C 5 -2.0927×10 -4
[0200] ERFS[2]
[0201] RY∞
[0202] θ -2.91
[0203] R 25.00
[0204] ERFS[3]
[0205] RY18.40
[0206] θ 35.95
[0207] R 19.28
[0208] C 4 1.7918×10 -3
[0209] C 5 -3.3335×10 -4
[0210] YTR[1]
[0211] Rx-11.06
[0212] Ry ∞
[0213] Eccentricity and Inclination (1)
[0214] X 0.00 Y -11.20 Z 0.00
[0215] α 0.00 β 0.00 γ 0.00
[0216] Eccentricity an...
Embodiment 3
[0226] Surface number Radius of curvature Surface spacing Eccentricity and inclination Angle of refraction Abbe number
[0227] object ∞ ∞
[0228] plane
[0229] 1 ∞ (sagittal entrance pupil)
[0230] 2 ERFS[1] (1) 1.5163 64.1
[0231] 3 ERFS[2](RE) (2) 1.5163 64.1
[0232] 4 ERFS[3] (3)
[0233] 5 ERFS[4] (4) 1.5163 64.1
[0234] 6 ERFS[5] (5)
[0235] Image YTR[1] (6)
[0236] plane
[0237] ERFS[1]
[0238] RY 14.24
[0239] θ -46.47
[0240] R 18.41
[0241] C 4 5.3789×10 -4
[0242] C 5 -5.1678×10 -5
[0243] ERFS[2]
[0244] RY∞
[0245] θ -7.14
[0246] R 28.05
[0247] ERFS[3]
[0248] RY29.36
[0249] θ 43.92
[0250] R 18.20
[0251] C 4 5.6163×10 -4
[0252] C 5 -4.4789×10 -5
[0253] ERFS[4]
[0254] RY -32.39
[0255] θ 0.00
[0256] R 15.0
[0257] C 4 -1.1739×10 -3
[0258] ERFS...
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The invention relates to an optical system adapted to take or project high-definition images with well corrected aberrations for the purpose of taking images from a 360 DEG panoramic scene on a cylindrical, conical or other three-dimensional surface or project such a three-dimensional display surface onto a 360 DEG field of view. Images from the 360 DEG panoramic scene are formed on a rotationally symmetric, three-dimensional image surface 3 . The optical system comprises at least one rotationally symmetric reflective surface 2 , the position of an entrance pupil 4s with respect to a sagittal section is different from the position of an exit pupil 4m with respect to a meridional section.
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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to an optical system, in particular to shooting images from all directions on a three-dimensional imaging surface such as a cylinder or a cone, or projecting a three-dimensional display surface such as a cylinder or a cone on an omnidirectional distance. The optical system of the display surface. Background technique [0002] Conventionally, when projecting images on a 360° screen, images from multiple projectors were connected and combined on the screen, or were projected using a wide-angle optical system such as a fisheye lens. As such conventional technologies, there are those described in Patent Documents 1 to 7. [0003] [Patent Document 1] [0004] Specification of US Patent Application Publication No. 2004 / 8423 [0005] [Patent Document 2] [0006] Japanese Patent Publication No. 6-85019 [0007] [Patent Document 3] [0008] Specification of US Patent No. 5473474 [0009] [Patent Document 4] [0010] Specifi...
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