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A METHOD FOR ESTIMATING FISHEYE LENS’ FIELD-OF-VIEW ANGLE AND PROJECTION FOR HDR LUMINANCE CAPTURE
The calculation of field-of-view luminance based metrics for visual discomfort from glare evaluation in real scenes via HDR (High Dynamic Range) luminance capture does generally require the use of wide view fisheye lenses. This paper presents an easy to implement and low-cost method to estimate a fisheye lens’ total field-of view and projection method, which is required for accurate glare evaluations.