Multi-Aperture Imaging Systems

A system comprising:

• (i) a first imaging system comprising:
• a first image sensor;
• a first aperture that defines, at least in part, a field of view of the first imaging system;
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• a first reflector that faces the first aperture, wherein the first image sensor, the first aperture, and the first reflector are all arranged around a common optical axis;
• and
• (ii) a second imaging system arranged substantially within the first imaging system, wherein the second imaging system comprises:
• a second image sensor;
• and
• a second aperture that defines, at least in part, a field of view of the second imaging system, wherein the second aperture and the second image sensor are arranged around the common optical axis, and wherein the first image sensor is located between the first reflector and the second image sensor and between the first reflector and the second aperture, such that the field of view of the first imaging system and the field of view of the second imaging system are both substantially centered on the common optical axis.

A system comprising:

• (i) a first imaging system comprising:
• a first image sensor;
• a first aperture that defines, at least in part, a field of view of the first imaging system;
• a first reflector comprising an opening, wherein the first reflector faces the first aperture;
• a second reflector that faces the first reflector, wherein the second reflector is located between the first aperture and the first reflector;
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• at least one lens, wherein the first image sensor, the first aperture, the first reflector, the second reflector, and the at least one lens are all arranged around a common optical axis;
• and
• (ii) a second imaging system arranged substantially within the first imaging system, wherein the second imaging system comprises:
• a second image sensor;
• and
• a second aperture that defines, at least in part, a field of view of the second imaging system, wherein the second aperture and the second image sensor are arranged around the common optical axis, and wherein the second reflector is located between the second image sensor and the first reflector and between the second aperture and the first reflector, such that the field of view of the first imaging system and the field of view of the second imaging system are both substantially centered on the common optical axis.