Patent classifications
G06T2207/20208
IMAGE SENSOR APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR OBTAINING LOW-NOISE, HIGH-SPEED CAPTURES OF A PHOTOGRAPHIC SCENE
A system, method, and computer program product are provided for obtaining low-noise, high-speed captures of a photographic scene. In use, a first cell of a first pixel is in communication with a first node for storing a first sample. Further, a second cell of a second pixel is in communication with a second node for storing a second sample. Still further, the first cell and the second cell are communicatively coupled.
HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE HDR VIDEO PROCESSING METHOD, ENCODING DEVICE, AND DECODING DEVICE
This application provides a high dynamic range HDR video processing method, an encoding device, and a decoding device. The method includes: obtaining dynamic metadata of an N.sup.th HDR video frame according to a dynamic metadata generation algorithm; calculating a tone-mapping (tone-mapping) curve parameter of the N.sup.th HDR video frame based on the dynamic metadata of the N.sup.th HDR video frame; generating a tone-mapping curve based on the curve parameter; determining, according to a quality assessment algorithm, distortion D′ caused by the tone-mapping curve; comparing D′ and D.sub.T, to determine a mode used by the N.sup.th HDR video frame, where the mode is an automatic mode or a director mode, and D.sub.T is a threshold value; and determining metadata of the N.sup.th HDR video frame based on the determined mode used by the N.sup.th HDR video frame.
METHODS FOR CONVERTING AN IMAGE AND CORRESPONDING DEVICES
The invention concerns a method for converting an input image comprising an input luminance component made of elements into an output image comprising an output luminance component made of elements, the respective ranges of the output luminance component values and input luminance component element values being of different range extension. the method comprises for the input image: computing a value of a general variable representative of at least two input luminance component element values; transforming each input luminance component element value into a corresponding output luminance component element value according to the computed general variable value; and converting the input image using the determined output luminance component element values. The transforming step uses a set of pre-determined output values organized into a 2D Look-Up-Table (2D LUT) comprising two input arrays indexing a set of chosen input luminance component values and a set of chosen general variable values respectively, each pre-determined output value matching a pair of values made of an indexed input luminance component value and an indexed general variable value, the input luminance component element value being transformed into the output luminance component element value using at least one predetermined output value.
High efficiency dynamic contrast processing
A high efficiency method of processing images to provide perceptual high-contrast output. Pixel intensities are calculated by a weighted combination of a fixed number of static bounding rectangle sizes. This is more performant than incrementally growing the bounding rectangle size and performing expensive analysis on resultant histograms. To mitigate image artifacts and noise, blurring and down-sampling are applied to the image prior to processing.
Method of image processing based on plurality of frames of images, electronic device, and storage medium
A method of image processing based on a plurality of frames of images, an electronic device, and a storage medium are provided. The method includes: capturing a plurality of frames of original images; obtaining a high dynamic range (HDR) image by performing image synthesis on the plurality of frames of original images; performing artificial intelligent-based denoising on the HDR image to obtain a target denoised image.
HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE IMAGE SYNTHESIS METHOD AND APPARATUS, IMAGE PROCESSING CHIP AND AERIAL CAMERA
Embodiments of the present invention are a high dynamic range (HDR) synthesis method and apparatus, an image processing chip and an aerial camera. The method includes: acquiring a plurality of to-be-synthesized images having different exposure time; calculating a mean brightness of the to-be-synthesized images; determining an image brightness type of the to-be-synthesized images according to the mean brightness; calculating a brightness difference between adjacent pixel points in one to-be-synthesized image; calculating an inter-frame difference of different to-be-synthesized images at a same pixel point position according to the brightness difference; determining a motion state of the to-be-synthesized images at the pixel point position according to the inter-frame difference; and weighting and synthesizing the to-be-synthesized images into a corresponding HDR image according to the image brightness type and the motion state.
METHOD AND APPARTUS FOR OBTAINING A MAPPING CURVE PARAMETER
A mapping curve parameter obtaining method and apparatus are described. The method includes obtaining a first mapping curve parameter set and first maximum target system display luminance, and obtaining a display luminance parameter set, where the display luminance parameter set includes maximum display luminance and/or minimum display luminance of a display device. The method also includes obtaining an adjustment coefficient set, where the adjustment coefficient set includes one or more adjustment coefficients, and the one or more adjustment coefficients correspond to one or more parameters in the first mapping curve parameter set. Furthermore, the method includes adjusting the one or more parameters in the first mapping curve parameter set based on the display luminance parameter set, the first maximum target system display luminance, and the adjustment coefficient set to obtain a second mapping curve parameter set, where the second mapping curve parameter set includes one or more adjusted parameters.
Image capturing method and terminal device
An image capturing method and a terminal device are provided. The method includes entering a camera application to start a lens and display a viewfinder interface, converting an original image captured by the lens into a red-green-blue (RGB) image, and decreasing luminance of the RGB image to be less than first luminance or increasing the luminance of the RGB image to be greater than second luminance, to obtain a first image; converting the RGB image into N frames of high-dynamic-range (HDR) images, and fusing color information of pixels in any same location on the first image and the N frames of HDR images to obtain a final image.
Surgical camera system with high dynamic range
An endoscopic camera device having an optical assembly; a first image sensor in optical communication with the optical assembly, the first image sensor receiving a first exposure and transmitting a first low dynamic range image; a second image sensor in optical communication with the optical assembly, the second image sensor receiving a second exposure and transmitting a second low dynamic range image, the second exposure being higher than the first exposure; and a processor for receiving the first low dynamic range image and the second low dynamic range image; wherein the processor is configured to combine the first low dynamic range image and the second dynamic range image into a high dynamic range image using a luminosity value derived as a preselected percentage of a cumulative luminosity distribution of at least one of the first low dynamic range image and the second low dynamic range image.
A METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR INVERSE-TONE MAPPING A PICTURE
The present disclosure generally relates to a method and device for inverse-tone mapping a picture. The method comprising: —obtaining (20) a first component (Y) comprising: —obtaining a luminance component (L) from said color picture; —obtaining a resulting component by applying (20), a non-linear function on said luminance component (L) in order that the dynamic of the resulting component is increased compared to the dynamic of the luminance component (L)—obtaining (50) a modulation value (Ba) from the luminance of said color picture; —obtaining the first component (Y) by multiplying said resulting component by said modulation value (Ba); —obtaining two chrominance components (C1, C2) from said color picture; —obtaining (40) a first factor (r(L(i))) that depends on the value (L(i)) of a pixel (i) of said luminance component (L); —obtaining (30) at least one color component (Ec) from said first component (Y), said two chrominance components (C1, C2) and said first factor (r(L(i))); and—forming the inverse-tone mapped color picture by combining together said at least one color component (Ec).