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Fourier lightfield microscopy (FLFM) generates limited views for 3D imaging. This study applies neural radiance fields to synthesize more views, enhancing lateral resolution and parallax in FLFM.

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  • Microscopy
  • Computational Imaging
  • Optics

Background:

  • Fourier lightfield microscopy (FLFM) enables 3D imaging of dynamic samples.
  • FLFM captures multiple views in one shot but faces a trade-off between view number and lateral resolution.
  • Generating more views without resolution loss is crucial for FLFM applications.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the application of neural radiance fields (NeRF) for synthesizing high-resolution views in FLFM.
  • To evaluate the effectiveness of NeRF in improving lateral resolution and parallax in FLFM.

Main Methods:

  • Adaptation of a NeRF-based view synthesis method, initially developed for macroscopic scenes.
  • Application of the NeRF method to images acquired using Fourier lightfield microscopy.
  • Analysis of synthesized views based on lateral resolution and parallax.

Main Results:

  • The NeRF method successfully synthesized a higher number of views for FLFM.
  • The synthesized views maintained high lateral resolution.
  • Continuous and realistic parallax was achieved in the synthesized views.
  • The technique proved efficient in epi-illumination microscopy mode.

Conclusions:

  • Neural radiance fields offer an effective solution for view synthesis in Fourier lightfield microscopy.
  • This approach overcomes the inherent view-number/resolution trade-off in FLFM.
  • The method enhances the quality and utility of 3D imaging with FLFM, particularly in epi-illumination setups.