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    This study introduces a new pupil-centric imaging model for zoom camera calibration, improving accuracy by addressing distortions across various zoom settings. The novel method offers better measurement accuracy than existing techniques.

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    • Existing pinhole models lack geometric constraints, leading to coupled calibration parameters and inaccuracies.
    • Distortions like radial, decentering, and mustache effects vary significantly with zoom settings.

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  • Employed global optimization with initial camera calibration and bundle adjustment across various zoom/autofocus combinations.

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    • The pupil-centric model effectively handles distortions at different zoom levels.
    • Global optimization refined calibration parameters for improved accuracy.
    • Experimental results demonstrated superior relative measurement accuracy compared to existing methods.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed pupil-centric imaging model offers a physically grounded approach to zoom camera calibration.
    • This method significantly enhances calibration accuracy for cameras with variable focal lengths.
    • The findings represent a notable advancement in the field of camera metrology.