Bildacquisition
Bildacquisition, sometimes written as bildacquisition, refers to the process of capturing digital images from a physical scene using an imaging device and converting the optical signal into digital data for storage, display, or analysis. The term is closely aligned with image acquisition and is commonly used in German-language literature to describe the same stage in imaging pipelines.
In a typical bildacquisition workflow, hardware components include a sensor (such as CCD or CMOS), optics (lens
Bildacquisition covers multiple modalities, including visible-light photography, infrared imaging, multispectral and hyperspectral imaging, and fluorescence or
Performance considerations include frame rate, resolution, latency, noise, and compression. Real-time acquisition demands synchronization with lighting