Depth detection apparatus, imaging apparatus and depth detection method
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorKiyokatsu Ikemoto
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorKiyokatsu Ikemoto
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A depth detection apparatus that detects depth information on a depth to an object on the basis of first and second signals corresponding to first and second pupil regions of an exit pupil, including: a first calculation unit that calculates a first shift amount between the first and second signals; a signal processing unit that generates a corrected signal by perfoiining filter processing on at least one of the first and second signals, the filter processing being performed to relatively displace the first and second signals by a displacement amount corresponding to the first shift amount; and a second calculation unit that calculates a second shift amount between the filtered first and second signals or between signals, one of which is filtered in the filter processing and the other one of which is unfiltered.
A depth detection apparatus that detects depth information on a depth to an object on the basis of a first signal corresponding to luminous flux that passed through a first pupil region of an exit pupil of an imaging optical system and a second signal corresponding to luminous flux that passed through a second pupil region, which is different from the first pupil region,
A depth detection method performed by a depth detection apparatus that detects depth information on a depth to an object on the basis of a first signal corresponding to luminous flux that passed through a first pupil region of an exit pupil of an imaging optical system, and a second signal corresponding to luminous flux that passed through a second pupil region which is different from the first pupil region,
A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing a computer program, when run by a computer, causing the computer to execute:
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