Optical tomographic imaging apparatus
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMitsuro Sugita
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorMitsuro Sugita
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Provided is an optical tomographic imaging apparatus that is capable of shortening a period of time of focusing at multiple focus positions when images split in a depth direction are obtained by zone focusing. The optical tomographic imaging apparatus includes: a focus position setting device for splitting a zone within a predetermined imaging depth range into multiple focus zones so as to set multiple focus positions; a reference position setting device for setting at least two reference positions in an imaging depth direction within the predetermined imaging depth range; and a focus controlling device for performing focusing at the multiple focus positions sequentially based on focus position information generated by the focus position setting device and a focus condition of an in-focus state for the at least two reference positions set in advance by the reference position setting device.
An optical tomographic imaging apparatus that takes a tomographic image of an object by splitting light from a light source into a measuring light and a reference light, guiding the measuring light to the object through scanning with a scanning optical system, and using a return light, which corresponds to the measuring light that is reflected or scattered by the object, and the reference light, the optical tomographic imaging apparatus comprising:
An imaging method of taking a tomographic image of an object by splitting a light from a light source into a measuring light and a reference light, guiding the measuring light to the object through scanning with a scanning optical system, and using a return light corresponding to the measuring light that is reflected or scattered by the object and the reference light, the imaging method comprising:
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