A method for sequential control of IR-filter, and an assembly performing such method
A sequential control and component technology, applied in the field of IR filters, to reduce artifacts and achieve high success rates
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[0030] figure 1 is a schematic diagram showing an apparatus of which the present apparatus and method may form a part. Shown is a camera 100 , such as a video camera having an image sensor 102 and a camera lens housing 104 . The camera lens housing 104 of the example shown has a standard layout with a lens system 106 and an aperture 108 . This is obviously a very simplistic description of the camera lens housing, but is considered sufficient for the purposes of this application.
[0031] Aperture 108 is placed in the aperture stop of lens system 106 (or as physically close to the aperture plane as possible). For an ideal singlet lens system, the aperture stop would be in the middle of the lens, perpendicular to the optical axis. In addition to what has already been stated, the characteristics of the aperture stop imply that the size of the aperture will only affect the amount of light reaching the image sensor 102, not the actual image. More specifically, any shadowing or ...
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