Applying telecentric stereo 3D-measurement to small Lepidopterans – bridging the macro and the microscale with isotropic micrometer resolution
Stark, Andreas Walter; Osadare, Adeoluwa; Guo, Matthew; Gentsch, Gregor Jörg; Böttger, Dennis; Brehm, Gunnar; Franke, Christian;
Applying telecentric stereo 3D-measurement to small Lepidopterans – bridging the macro and the microscale with isotropic micrometer resolution
This dataset contains the raw images for the telecentric 3D-reconstruction of a moth (lepidoptera), a reference plane, a resin sphere and atest chart.The data is realted to the manuskript:Applying telecentric stereo 3D-measurement to small Lepidopterans – bridging the macro and the microscale with isotropic micrometer resolutionPlease note that the images have been made with high resolution optics and high resolution (2848x2848 pixels) cameras in a telecentric setting. The Measuremnt area had a size of around 10 mm x 10 mm with a lateral resolution of 8µm (optical pixel size 4 µm).In case of questions contact:Dr. Andreas W. Starkandreas.stark@uni-jena.de
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