Imaging device, imaging system, non-transitory storage medium, and control method
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorAihiko Numata
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorAihiko Numata
Estimating the term…
An imaging device capable of increasing a dynamic range of an image while minimizing a decrease in image quality when capturing is performed under low illuminance. An imaging device includes: a first imaging element (103) having sensitivity to visible light and configured to output a first image signal (107); a second imaging element (104) having sensitivity to infrared light and configured to output a second image signal (108A) and a third image signal (108B) acquired under an exposure condition different from that of the second image signal (108A) at a second frame rate higher than a first frame rate of the first imaging element (103); and a combination processor configured to generate a combination including the first image signal (107) output from the first imaging element (103) and the second image signal (108A) and the third image signal (108B) output from the second imaging element (104) and generate a fourth image signal (109).
An imaging device comprising:
An imaging system comprising:
A non-transitory storage medium on which is stored a computer program for making a computer execute a method for an imaging device comprising (1) a first imaging element having sensitivity to visible light and configured to output a first image signal in which an accumulation time per frame of the first image signal is a first period and (2) a second imaging element having sensitivity to infrared light and configured to output a second image signal and a third image signal acquired under an exposure condition different from that of the second image signal, wherein the second image signal and the third image signal are acquired at a second frame rate, the method comprising:
A control method for an imaging device comprising (1) a first imaging element having sensitivity to visible light and configured to output a first image signal in which an accumulation time per frame of the first image signal is a first period and (2) a second imaging element having sensitivity to infrared light and configured to output a second image signal and a third image signal acquired under an exposure condition different from that of the second image signal, wherein the second image signal and the third image signal are acquired at a second frame rate, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.