Lens-Based Image Making is a method of creating visual artworks through optical instruments that capture and focus light onto a photosensitive surface or digital sensor, distinguished within fine art photography by its reliance on lens technology to mediate representational and aesthetic inquiry.
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Image-Forming Principle of Integral Photography
Jung‐Young Son, Shin-Hwan Kim, Daesik Kim et al. · Journal of Display Technology · 2008 · 31 citations
Arts, Vision Science, Optics +11
Richard Stevens, Neil A. Davies · The Journal of Photographic Science · 1991 · 18 citations
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University of Connecticut
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National Physical Laboratory
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Samsung (South Korea)
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Optica
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