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Image Formation: Understanding 2D Projections from 3D Scenes

Explains the principles of image formation, covering light projection, digitization, and the pinhole camera model.

Covers the basics of image acquisition, including optical devices, resolution factors, lens distortions, and sensor technologies.

Camera Calibration: Basics

Introduces camera calibration basics, including parameters estimation, pinhole model limitations, lens imaging, depth of field, and lens distortions.

Transmission Electron Microscopy: Operation and Imaging

Explores the operation and imaging techniques of Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM), including service mode setup and digital micrograph usage.

Electron Microscope Components

Covers the components and technologies used in electron microscopy, including detectors, lenses, aberrations, and specimen holders.

Pinhole Camera: Basics

Covers the basics of a pinhole camera and the impact of changing parameters on image quality.

Microscopy Design: Major Aberrations and Optical Limitations

Explores microscopy design, major aberrations, and optical limitations in microscopes.

Advanced TEM Operation

Covers advanced operation techniques for a Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM), including setting up the workset and fine-tuning the image.

Transmission Electron Microscopy: Imaging and Diffraction

Explores the operation of a Transmission Electron Microscope, covering imaging modes and lens effects.

Optical Systems: Matrices and Lenses

Covers the 2x2 transfer matrix for optical systems and the characterization using height and angle parameters, along with lens systems and entrance pupils.

STEM: Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy

Explores Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy (STEM) principles, detectors, contrast mechanisms, and applications in high-resolution imaging.

Microscopy and Imaging Systems

Covers the fundamental concepts of microscopy, explaining the need for magnification beyond the human eye and introducing advanced imaging techniques.

Illumination in Microscopy

Covers critical and Kohler illumination, conjugate planes, and infinity corrected microscopes in microscopy.

Plenoptic Cameras: Techniques and Applications

Covers the principles and applications of plenoptic cameras and light field photography, including techniques for numerical refocusing and the evolution of camera technology.

Lens Converging: Object and Image Position Determination

Covers determining object and image positions using a converging lens and scale drawings.

Lens Systems: Image Formation

Explores the process of image formation in a complex lens system.

Image Formation: Lens and Mirror System

Covers the formation of images by lens and mirror systems.

Electron Microscopy Components

Covers electron microscope components, vacuum systems, aberrations, detectors, and specimen holders.

From World to Images: Radiometry and Sensors

Covers radiometry, vignetting, sensor arrays, sensing, and sensors in camera imaging.

Quantitative Imaging for Civil Engineers

Covers the basics of quantitative imaging for civil engineers, including pixel definition, sensor workings, noise sources, and image formation.