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3 May 2010 Dynamic Sunlight Filter (DSF): a passive way to increase the dynamic range in visible and SWIR cameras
A. Donval, T. Fisher, G. Blecher, M. Oron
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Abstract
Regulating optical power levels within various systems, such as cameras, requires today an electronic feedback control or offline data processing, which introduces complex and expensive systems. Sometimes the blooming is such that data is lost and cannot be recovered by any sophisticated software. We explore the unique capabilities and advantages of nanotechnology in developing next generation non-linear components and devices to control and regulate optical power in a passive way. We report on the Dynamic Sunlight Filter (DSF) enabling High Dynamic Range (HDR) for various types of camera. The DSF solution is completely passive and can be added to any camera as an external add-on.
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A. Donval, T. Fisher, G. Blecher, and M. Oron "Dynamic Sunlight Filter (DSF): a passive way to increase the dynamic range in visible and SWIR cameras", Proc. SPIE 7660, Infrared Technology and Applications XXXVI, 766024 (3 May 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.852495
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Sun

High dynamic range imaging

Optical filters

Imaging systems

Nanostructures

Scattering

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