Auxiliary imaging detects light source positions at high frame rates to compensate for hand shaking and rolling shutter distortions.
A reflective member folds the optical path within a multi-lens imaging system to achieve long focal lengths in compact volumes.
A zoom lens system uses aspheric surfaces and specific refractive power distribution to correct optical aberrations.
Three-dimensional surface shape portions on a camera grip generate lifting force to prevent slippage during lateral handling.
Parallel conductor loops reduce induced noise voltage while maintaining pixel voltage stability to prevent smear or shading.
Optical accessories shift the field of view outwardly to exclude housing components, preventing resolution loss in underwater environments.
A camera module uses folded optical paths to achieve telephoto imaging within a slim portable terminal.
Movable lens groups adjust focal length in an optical imaging system, eliminating software processing delays and image quality loss from multiple modules.
Perpendicular terminal arrangement preserves mechanical strength while enabling universal tripod compatibility without increasing footprint.
A zoom lens system uses coordinated lens unit movements to suppress image magnification changes during focusing.
A rotatable camera unit restricts movement via a regulating member to position an external autofocus component.
Segmented camera body positions orthogonal motors at the center of mass to resolve conflicts between stabilization effectiveness and structural complexity.
An estimator-based controller processes drive current signals to replace Hall elements, reducing hardware complexity while maintaining precise lens positioning.
Powered slits in a metal camera housing function as slot antennas, resolving interference between structural strength and MIMO signal reliability.
Compound lever mechanisms magnify thumb pressure from a rear pad to operate multi-selector buttons without removing hands from handles.
A vibration unit uses a hydrophilic film on the peripheral region of a light transmitting member to move water droplets toward an antinode.
A moveable lens assembly extends an optical component outside a thin display bezel to increase the distance between the lens and image sensor.