Recording apparatus and recording method thereof
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorsTakeshi Kunihiro, Masashi Uchida, Eriko Matsui, Tomohiro Kayakawa
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Abstract
Disclosed is a recording apparatus including: a movement cycle determining section which receives moving image data including image contents of an object which performs a movement in which a movement state and a non-movement state are alternately and periodically repeated, and determines an operating period which corresponds to the movement state and a static period which corresponds to the non-movement state; and a recording control section which records the number of frame image data, per unit time, for forming the moving image data in the static period to be smaller than in the operating period, when the moving image data is recorded.
Claims7
A recording apparatus comprising:
- a movement cycle determining section which receives moving image data including image contents of an object which performs a movement in which a movement state and a non-movement state are alternately and periodically repeated, and determines an operating period which corresponds to the movement state and a static period which corresponds to the non-movement state;
- and
- a recording control section which records the number of frame image data, per unit time, for forming the moving image data in the static period to be smaller than in the operating period, when the moving image data is recorded.
A recording method comprising the steps of:
- receiving moving image data including image contents of an object which performs a movement in which a movement state and a non-movement state are alternately and periodically repeated, and determining an operating period which corresponds to the movement state and a static period which corresponds to the non-movement state;
- and
- recording the number of frame image data, per unit time, for forming the moving image data in the static period to be smaller than in the operating period, when the moving image data is recorded.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.