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Theia Technologies
Map29765 SW Town Center Loop W
Suite 4
Wilsonville, OR 97070
United States
Phone: +1 503-570-3296
Fax: +1 503-570-8637

Eliminating Distortion in Wide Angle Lenses using Patented Linear Optical Technology®

Author: Mark Peterson Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Today’s megapixel cameras have many advantages as long as you have the right lens for the job. When that includes covering large areas or reducing cost by installing fewer cameras, that lens is a wide angle lens. Until recently only fisheye lenses were available for an ultra wide field of view. Fisheye lenses create a curved and distorted image which no one seems to like. This significant distortion causes loss of resolution at the image edges. In the past year a new rectilinear lens giving a different ultra wide view without the barrel distortion or loss of edge resolution of fisheye lenses has been developed. This report is an overview of wide angle lens technology and how we overcome fisheye distortion using Linear Optical Technology®.

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