Electronic camera

An imaging control program recorded on a non-transitory recording medium in order to control an electronic camera provided with a plurality of light emitters each of which emits light in a mutually different manner and a plurality of optical systems respectively corresponding to said plurality of light emitters, the program causing a processor of the electronic camera to perform the steps comprising:

• a selecting step of selecting a desired shooting mode from among a plurality of shooting modes in each of which a scene is captured in a mutually different manner;
• a driving step of driving a light emitter corresponding to the shooting mode selected by said selecting step out of said plurality of light emitters;
• and
• a creating step of creating an electronic image based on an optical image went through an optical system corresponding to the light emitter driven by said driving step out of the plurality of optical systems.

An imaging control method executed by an electronic camera provided with a plurality of light emitters each of which emits light in a mutually different manner and a plurality of optical systems respectively corresponding to said plurality of light emitters, comprising:

• a selecting step of selecting a desired shooting mode from among a plurality of shooting modes in each of which a scene is captured in a mutually different manner;
• a driving step of driving a light emitter corresponding to the shooting mode selected by said selecting step out of said plurality of light emitters;
• and
• a creating step of creating an electronic image based on an optical image went through an optical system corresponding to the light emitter driven by said driving step out of the plurality of optical systems.

An electronic camera, comprising:

• a plurality of light emitters each of which emits light in a mutually different manner;
• a plurality of imagers which respectively correspond to said plurality of light emitters and respectively output a plurality of electronic images each of which has a mutually different quality;
• a plurality of holding members each of which integrally holds a light emitter and an imager corresponding to each other;
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• a combining member which combines said plurality of holding members with one another in a manner in which relative attitudes of said plurality of holding members become variable.