US 12,604,093 B2 · Method and apparatus for stabilizing a shooting video

Abstract

Disclosed is a method and an apparatus for shooting a video, and an electronic device. The method for shooting a video includes detecting a video image captured by a front-facing camera and performing first processing on the video if the motion state is a first motion state or no portrait is included in the video image; disabling the first processing or reducing an intensity of the first processing if the motion state is a second motion state and a portrait is included in the video image. In the scenario where a front-facing camera is in a low-frequency motion state and a portrait is included in a selfie video, first processing is disabled or an intensity of the first processing is reduced, thereby avoiding a phenomenon of human portrait deformation and background abnormality, and making a whole effect of the selfie video stable and clear.

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Dependent claims

A method for shooting a video, comprising:

detecting a video image captured by a front-facing camera;
detecting a motion state of the front-facing camera;
and
determining whether there is a portrait in the video image:
performing a first processing on the video when the motion state is a first motion state;
performing the first processing on the video when no portrait is included in the video image;
disabling the first processing or reducing an intensity of the first processing when the motion state is a second motion state and a portrait is included in the video image:
wherein a motion frequency corresponding to the first motion state is higher than a motion frequency corresponding to the second motion state, and the first processing comprises rolling shutter correction and/or video anti-shake processing.

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An apparatus for shooting a video, comprising:

a front-facing camera, configured to shoot a video;
and
a processing module, connected to the front-facing camera and configured to perform the following operations:
detecting a video image captured by a front-facing camera;
detecting a motion state of the front-facing camera;
and
determining whether there is a portrait in the video image;
performing a first processing on the video when the motion state is a first motion state;
performing the first processing on the video when no portrait is included in the video image;
disabling the first processing or reducing an intensity of the first processing when the motion state is a second motion state and a portrait is included in the video image;
wherein a motion frequency corresponding to the first motion state is higher than a motion frequency corresponding to the second motion state, and the first processing comprises rolling shutter correction and/or video anti-shake processing.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Method and apparatus for stabilizing a shooting video

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Method and apparatus for stabilizing a shooting video

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