Digital video system for assembling video sequences
AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsJoseph A. Manico, John R. Fredlund, Kenneth A. Parulski, Michael J. Telek, John R. McCoy
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AssigneeEastman Kodak Company
InventorsJoseph A. Manico, John R. Fredlund, Kenneth A. Parulski, Michael J. Telek, John R. McCoy
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An image processing system (10) obtains image sequences and assembles a presentation therefrom. The system has a camera (12) for capturing image sequences, a random-access electronic memory (16) for temporary storage of the image sequences, an input reader for accepting pre-programmed instructions from a first storage medium, a control panel with a display (18) for viewing image sequences (64) and presenting pre-programmed instructions to the operator and an operator interface for accepting responses to the pre-programmed instructions. A control logic processor (20) executes pre-programmed instructions and arranges the presentation from the captured image sequences stored in random-access electronic memory (16), according to operator responses. An output writer records the presentation onto a storage medium.
A digital video camera for producing a composite motion video sequence, comprising:
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