The default range for ExposureTime is limited, depending on the camera model. If you need very long exposures, switch to the "LongExposure" user set.

If a lens exhibits barrel distortion, it will be present at all focus distances. However, you will likely have more difficulty noticing the distortion on something that is distant than near by.

For manual configuration of ExposureTime and Gain, set the parameters of the camera. Make sure, GainSelector is set correctly.

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Since perspective is a real life fact, it affect all lenses, but some lenses are designed to compensate for that, others may actually be designed to exaggerate it.

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Using gain for adjusting the brightness will increase noise. Analog gain has a slightly better behavior and should be preferred to digital gain.

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ExposureTime and Gain can be limited to a certain range. The automatic algorithms will not choose values outside this range, even if the algorithm might not converge.

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The thing to realize here, especially with systems where the camera isn't the most part of it - its not really worth it to make more complex lenses. They're harder to manufacture, cost more, and aren't supposed to be great quality in the first place (price points).

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Consider: If I take a pic of my dogs nose at the closest focusing distance of my camera -- about a foot. Then his nose is 1 foot away, and is feet are 3 feet away. Something 3 times as far a way looks to be 1/3 of the size.

You can include the ExposureTime and Gain settings into your image chunks. This way, you know the exact capture parameters for each image, even if automatic algorithms change them. See Enabling meta data (chunks).

The simple explanation is that distortion is the change in magnification (angular resolution) versus image height. Distortion is present in all fisheye lenses ...

Barrel and pincushion are a result of design decisions when making the lens. The magnification changes as you get further off axis.

Most of the time there are a series of things between near and far objects, so we make sense of it. Or there is an obvious transition point where your mind puts spare distance, according to other visual clues. You notice it particularly when the two subjects are arranged in a way that there is no clear depth cues as to relative distance, or the 'easiest' interpretation makes one of the objects too large.

If you stand on a very long straight trench of train tracks, you'd see as if rails converge in an imaginary point very far away (That point is called Vanishing point). Now, imagine you stand besides a very long train (with all wagons being of equal dimensions) that is placed on that straight trench of track.

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The ExposureAuto algorithm was designed in a way that will not make your framerate drop in freerun mode. If you have a dark scene, ExposureAuto might not converge in this case. You can either decrease your frame rate to allow for higher exposure times or enable GainAuto additionally.

Barrel distortion is a form of distortion (not to be confused with other aberrations). It is often found with shorter focal lengths such as the lens in a phone - especially those trying to get the wide rather than narrow angle field of view.

Does barrel distortion have anything to do with whether the subject is focused or not? (If the target is too close to the lens, it may not be possible to move the sensor for its image to be focused due to the limit size of the camera.)

Some camera models do not support ExposureAuto and GainAuto. You can use a software algorithm instead, see Automatic image control.

A polarizing filter transmits only the component of the wave parallel to its axis, , reducing the intensity of any light not polarized parallel to its axis.

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By logic, you know that the line of the train wagons' roof is parallel to the rails. Now you grab a camera with a very wide angle lens. That lens can actually see towards the front of the train and towards the back at the same time. In each extreme of the train there is a vanishing point, where the rail line and the roof line converge.

The specifics of the effect is that light at the edge of the lens bends more than it does in the center of the lens (ref). This is especially noticeable in lenses with a small diameter (that phone again).

The question is using the wrong term. The distortion that appears when you get too close with a wide angle is really unwanted forced perspective.

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So, what happens if two parallel lines are forced to converge in both extremes while keeping the middle section apart? Obviously it is impossible to do while keeping both lines straight, but if we bend them, then you get a shape that is like an very elongated eye.

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For more complex lenses where barrel distortion exists, they are often either older designs where manufacturing and optical technology was lacking (we've been creating glass with ever higher refractive indexes and devising new ways to polish aspherical lenses), or the barrel distortion was the lesser of the evils of aberration that were being corrected for. Most consider astigmatism, chromatic, and coma aberrations to be more important to correct for than barrel distortion (which can be corrected to an extent in post production more easily than the others).

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There are also external parameters influencing the image brightness: illumination (e.g. intensity and flash duration) and lens aperture.

Designed to measure the output from the end of an optical fiber, the extinction ratio meter provides a measurement range of 0 to 30 dB.

If you limit the automatic features to a reasonable range, you can speed up ExposureAuto and GainAuto, so that they converge faster.

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When I was a pup, These two forms of distortion were of great concern, as fixing it in the darkroom was essentially impossible. Now, it is straight forward to do in Lightroom or Photoshop.

This effect happens right-to-left, up-down and actually in 360 degrees. That is why when we shot a square or rectangular object with a very wide angle lens, its borders look further apart in the middle.

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If you use ExposureAuto in triggered mode (software or hardware), you can make sure that you keep your trigger rates by adjusting the search range for ExposureTime. Decrease BrightnessAutoExposureTimeMax to a value, where your intended trigger rate is guaranteed.

•the search range for Gain (BrightnessAutoGainMin, BrightnessAutoGainMax) that can optionally be enabled (BrightnessAutoGainLimitMode)

The automatic brightness algorithms usually run on the image ROI. You can also define a sub region for the algorithms, see SubRegions for auto-algorithms.

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Fortunately, barrel distortion is rather predictable. Most post production programs will allow for a correction of it, if you know how much the scene is distorted. Shoot a photo of a checkerboard and correct that and you will know how to correct for all photographs with that lens in the future.

The solution to this is to use a larger lens (larger sensors demand larger lenses which in turn have less barrel distortion inherent in the design). If possible, use an oversized lens (putting a full frame lens on a cropped sensor, or a medium format lens on a 35mm sensor). Another option is to use a longer lens and step back a bit. Neither of these may always be practical.

BrightnessAutoExposureTimeLimitMode = On; BrightnessAutoExposureTimeMin = 100.0; BrightnessAutoExposureTimeMax = 50000.0;