¿ Queda claro o no queda claro ?
Después de leer esto a mi me ha quedado clarísimo que el Sr.Nikon acaba de fichar al excelso Profesor Franz de Copenhage, o a su descendencia, pues él debe estar ya muy mayor y no para muchos trotres.
Escrutad con mente sagaz y abierta estos dos inventos que os pongo aquí y que ampliaréis en el enlace y ya me diréis.
Invento 1:
Nikon filed a patent application (US20180095275) in 2016 for some kind of an image stabilization system designed only for the lens array (other IS systems stabilize the entire sensor):
«An image-capturing device includes: a micro-lens array in which a plurality of micro-lenses are arranged in a two dimensional configuration; an image sensor that comprises a plurality of pixel groups each comprising a plurality of pixels, and that receives light with each of the pixel groups that has passed through a respective micro-lens of the micro-lens array; and a drive unit that changes a positional relationship of the image sensor and the micro-lens array to prevent blurring of an image captured by the pixel groups.»
Invento 2:
Nikon patent US9942485 is for creating trailing motion blur without the use of flash:
«A camera system and method provide a trailing motion blur effect without the use of a flash. In one embodiment, a variable light-transmissive filter is positioned in front of an image sensor. While the light-transmissive property of the filter is lower, the blurred image of the object in motion is produced. The light-transmissive property of the filter is increased during the exposure in order to produce a clearer image of the object. In a method, a plurality of images taken in rapid succession are combined to produce a clear image of the object with a trailing blurred image of the object.»
Hagan juego señoras y señores. ¿ Alguien da más ?
- Madre del Amor Hermoso, líbranos de todo mal, amén en: Nikon Rumors
Vale, vale, ya se que no son actuales y que son más bien curiosidades, pero no todo van a ser sesudos análisis de 1.000 páginas sobre artilugios fotográficos, ¿ no ?
