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`METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SPECTRAL REFLECTANCE IMAGING USING DIGITAL CAMERAS
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`METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR SPECTRAL REFLECTANCE IMAGING
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`USING DIGITAL CAMERAS
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`Field
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`[0001] This invention relates to imaging. Some embodiments provide spectral intensity
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`calibration devices for cameras. Such devices may be provided as camera accessories or
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`may be built into cameras. applications of invention include multi-spectral imaging. Some
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`embodiments provide camera-based devices configured for multi-spectral imaging and
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`color shade measurements.
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`Background
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`[0002] Spectral reflectivity is the fraction of light reflected by an object. This fraction
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`typically varies with the wavelength of light incident on the object. Spectral reflectivity
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`can be used to characterize the surface of an object. Digital cameras can be used to
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`estimate the spectral reflectance of a surface. However, digital cameras are not optimized
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`for measuring spectral reflectance or for quantitative color measurements.
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`[0003] Most digital camcras capture digital color images in a trichromatic fashion using
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`three distinct sets of detectors. The detectors may, for example, be complementary metal-
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`oxide semiconductor (“CMOS”) or charge-coupled device (“CCD”) sensors. Eachset of
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`detectors is sensitive to different wavelengths (colors) of light. Typical digital cameras
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`have detectors sensitive to each of: red (R), green (G), and blue (B) light. Such cameras
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`(“RGB digital cameras”) are incapable of reproducing hi-fidelity color images which are
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`required in fields such as tele-dermatology. In addition, RGB digital cameras have a
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`limited color gamut and cannot reproduc