3D cameras by multiple cameras have different exposure times

 3D cameras by multiple cameras have different exposure times.Each camera image dot has 3 different color filters, but in the end it adds up to a large amount of current as the receiving eye. that color and 3 other colors also produce that color.so just the total magnitude. because 3 colors are mixed according to the ratio of the colors.Mix colors have to be mixed because the light does not have enough color levels so we give 3 Camera exposure times vary to measure the deflection of near and far objects. For near objects, the light from 1 oblique point of light emits a sparse cone than the distant object because the top of the cone is low because it is closer to the camera.or use 3 cameras with glass different color filters. color filters for the whole camera.Each camera 1 color filter but the same color is only dark and light.Finally, calculate the total color level to see how many times greater than the camera exposure time Compare each dot to determine if the 3D model is closer or closer to the model. 3 or more cameras will show the deviation to be measured.

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