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Accurate calibration of standard plenoptic cameras using corner features from raw images
Abstract:
Light field cameras capture spatial and angular information simultaneously. A scene point in the 3D space appears many times on the raw image, bringing challenges to light field camera calibration. This paper proposes a novel calibration method for standard plenoptic cameras by using corner features from raw images. We select appropriate micro-lens images on raw images and detect corner features on them. During calibration, we first build the relationship of corner features and points in object space by using a few intrinsic parameters and then perform a linear calculation of these parameters, which are further refined via a non-linear optimization. Experiments on Lytro and Lytro Illum cameras demonstrate that the accuracy and efficiency of the proposed method are superior to the state-of-the-art methods based on features of raw images.
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