Multi-aperture imaging device having a beam-deflecting device comprising reflecting facets

A multi-aperture imaging device, comprising:

• an image sensor;
• a plurality of optical channels;
• a beam-deflecting device for deflecting optical paths of the plurality of optical channels, wherein the beam-deflecting device comprises a carrier substrate common for the plurality of optical channels,
• wherein a deflection angle of deflecting the optical paths of each optical channel is based on a setting angle of the carrier substrate of the beam-deflecting device with respect to the image sensor and on an inclination with respect to the carrier substrate, which varies among the optical channels, of a reflecting facet of a surface of the beam-deflecting device facing the image sensor, the reflecting facet being allocated to the optical channel;
• wherein the plurality of optical channels is adapted to detect a total field of view and forms a single-line array and the carrier substrate is pivoted around an axis of rotation which is parallel to a line extension direction of the single-line array;
• wherein the multi-aperture imaging devices further comprises a first actuator for generating a rotary movement of the beam-deflecting device around the axis of rotation;
• wherein the first actuator is controlled by an optical image stabilization control of the multi-aperture imaging device such that image stabilization is effected by generating the rotary movement of the beam-deflecting device;
• and wherein the multi-aperture imaging device further comprises a second actuator for moving optics of the plurality of optical channels along the line extension direction of the single-line array in a translatory manner, which is further controlled by the optical image stabilization control of the multi-aperture imaging device such that, by moving the optics of the plurality of optical channels along the line extension direction of the single-line array in a translatory manner, image stabilization is effected along a first image axis and, by generating the rotary movement of the beam-deflecting device, image stabilization is effected along a second image axis.