Digital imaging processing apparatus, method of controlling the same, and recording medium storing program to execute the method
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsHye-jin Kim, Jun-ho Choi, Sung-ho Eun, Na-ri Choi
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Abstract
A digital image processing apparatus that includes a touch screen recognizing a touch input of a user, a method of controlling the digital image processing apparatus, and a recording medium storing a program for executing the method are provided. An embodiment of the digital image processing apparatus includes a touch screen recognizing a touch input of a user; a time calculator calculating a time of the touch input of the user; and a GUI generator generating a GUI corresponding to the calculated touch input time.
Claims20
A digital image processing apparatus comprising:
- a touch screen that recognizes a touch input of a user;
- a time calculator that calculates a touch input time of the touch input of the user;
- and
- a graphical user interface (GUI) generator that generates a GUI corresponding to the calculated touch input time.
A digital image processing apparatus including a touch screen that recognizes a touch input of a user, the apparatus comprising:
- a touch determination unit that determines if the touch input from the user is one of a tap input and a long touch input;
- a tap function performing unit that performs a first function if the touch input is a tap input;
- and
- a long touch function performing unit that performs a second function based on a touch input time if the touch input is a long touch input.
A method of controlling a digital image processing apparatus that includes a touch screen recognizing a touch input of a user, the method comprising:
- determining that the touch input is one of a tap input and a long touch input;
- performing a first function if the touch input is determined to be a tap input;
- and
- performing a second function based on a touch input time if the touch input is a long touch input.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.