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DATE: 2018-10-10
AUTHOR: John L. Godlee
In a previous post I created an R function to estimate the radius in pixels of a circle with a view angle of given degrees, for a fisheye lens with an equisolid project. I realised afterwards, after doing some testing that this function didn't work. It was close, but some things didn't work quite right. For instance when I changed the focal length of the lens, nothing in the output of the function changed. Here is the new function, which uses the pixel pitch of the camera sensor:
fov.px <- function(deg_theta, focal_length_mm, pixel_pitch_um){ require(NISTunits) # Convert degrees of theta to radians rads_theta <- NISTdegTOradian(deg_theta) # Calculate radius of circle drawn by angle of view (rads_theta and max_rads_theta) in mm projected onto the sensor plane R <- 2 * focal_length_mm * sin(rads_theta / 2) # Calculate the px per mm on the sensor, i.e. the pixel pitch sensor_px_per_mm_flat <- 1/pixel_pitch_um * 1000 # Multiply the mm radius of the desired circle by the number of pixels per mm on the sensor, to get the number of pixels radius of the desired circle pixels_for_theta <- R * sensor_px_per_mm_flat # Print result print(paste("Radius of circle:", round(pixels_for_theta, digits = 0), "px")) }
Similarly, I made a function which can calculate the theta (degrees of radius) of a circle of a given proportional circular crop of the original circle:
fov.theta <- function(prop_crop, full_circle_radius_px, focal_length_mm, pixel_pitch_um){ require(NISTunits) # Calculate the number of pixels in the radius of the crop px_crop <- full_circle_radius_px * prop_crop # Calculate the radius of the theta <- 2 * asin(((pixel_pitch_um * px_crop) / (2 * focal_length_mm * 1000))) deg_theta <- NISTradianTOdeg(theta) print(paste("Angle of view: ", round(deg_theta, digits = 2), "°", sep = "")) }