Imaging device, method for controlling imaging device, and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing program for controlling imaging device
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorRyutaro Nishimura
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Abstract
An imaging device has a computer executing instructions that, when executed by the computer, cause the computer to: acquire a current position in an imaging direction of the imaging device; perform a process of controlling the imaging direction of the imaging device; and control, in a case where the imaging direction is controlled to a target position, a timing of starting a stop process for stopping controlling the imaging direction based on a speed at which the imaging direction is changed.
Claims10
An imaging device comprising:
- a memory storing instructions;
- and
- a processor, when executing the instructions, configured to:
- acquire a current position in an imaging direction of the imaging device;
- perform a process of controlling the imaging direction of the imaging device;
- and
- control, in a case where the imaging direction is controlled to a target position, a timing of starting a stop process of stopping controlling the imaging direction based on a speed at which the imaging direction is changed.
A method for controlling an imaging device, comprising:
- acquiring a current position in an imaging direction of the imaging device;
- performing a process of controlling the imaging direction of the imaging device;
- and
- controlling, in a case where the imaging direction is controlled to a target position, a timing of starting a stop process for stopping controlling the imaging direction based on a speed at which the imaging direction is changed.
A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing a program for controlling an imaging device having a computer executing instructions that, when executed by the computer, cause the computer to:
- acquire a current position in an imaging direction of the imaging device;
- perform a process of controlling the imaging direction of the imaging device;
- and
- control, in a case where the imaging direction is controlled to a target position, a timing of starting a stop process for stopping controlling the imaging direction based on a speed at which the imaging direction is changed.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.