RX - Customized light field cameras

If you are interested in a certain digital camera model to become a 4D lightfield camera, raytrix offers you the service to modify any camera model. This may be necessary for special applications where a certain frame rate or a high resolution is required. The raytrix 4D lightfield camera software is not fixed to any special camera and can be adapted to any digital camera model. For each new image sensor and application specification we can design and produce an individual lenslet array (MLA) within round about 6-8 weeks. All modifications take place in our special clean room. In combination with our adaptive software you will get a complete 3D lightfield camera which will meet your requirements.

Price: On request

Effective resolution of Raytrix-cameras compared to standard cameras

Comparison of the RX

The illustration on the right side shows clearly the difference of standard cameras and the new Raytrix camera with 4D lightfield technology. Standard cameras achive their full resolution only directly on the original focal plane. Changing the focal plane afterwards is impossible for standard cameras. State-of-the-art plenoptic cameras recently introduced by researchers deliver a constant but much too low resolution over the whole field of depth. Because of the low resolution plenoptic cameras with are useless for practical applications. However, the new Raytrix camera technology combines the advantages of all those camera-technologies, and delivers a high resolution over a wide depth of field. This new camera feature enables many interesting image post processing tools which are not possible by using only standard cameras.

Specifications

Effective resolution Up to 1/4 of the original resolution, e.g. 3 megapixels effective resolution if using a 11 megapixels image-sensor
Depth of field factor Up to 6 times of standard cameras
Video frame rate Depends on camera and computer speed
Interface USB, GigE, CameraLink
Lens mount F-Mount, C-Mount, M58, Canon, Nikon
Image sensor CCD, CMOS, CMOSIS

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