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US 2012/0256910 A1Published application
Imaging processing apparatus, image processing method, and program
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorJun SUZUKI
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Abstract
An image processing apparatus includes: a subject detector that detects a predetermined subject in at least one of a first input image and a second input image between which parallax is present; and a combiner that combines a subject frame corresponding to the detected subject with each of the first and second input images stereoscopically displayed on a display section in such a way that the subject frames combined with the first and second input images also provide a depth sensation.
Claims10
An image processing apparatus comprising:
- a subject detector that detects a predetermined subject in at least one of a first input image and a second input image between which parallax is present;
- and
- a combiner that combines a subject frame corresponding to the detected subject with each of the first and second input images stereoscopically displayed on a display section in such a way that the subject frames combined with the first and second input images also provide a depth sensation.
An image processing method comprising:
- detecting a predetermined subject in at least one of a first input image and a second input image between which parallax is present;
- and
- combining a subject frame corresponding to the detected subject with each of the first and second input images stereoscopically displayed on a display section in such a way that the subject frames combined with the first and second input images also provide a depth sensation.
A program that instructs a computer to carry out:
- detecting a predetermined subject in at least one of a first input image and a second input image between which parallax is present;
- and
- combining a subject frame corresponding to the detected subject with each of the first and second input images stereoscopically displayed on a display section in such a way that the subject frames combined with the first and second input images also provide a depth sensation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.