Image processor, image processing method, and program
AssigneeSony Corporation
InventorMASAYA KINOSHITA
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Abstract
An image processor of the disclosure includes a detector that detects a flicker component in first image data on the basis of a plurality of pieces of first image data in a stream. The stream includes, at least, the plurality of pieces of first image data having first exposure time and a plurality of pieces of second image data having second exposure time. The stream is provided with a temporally-alternate arrangement of the first image data and the second image data. The second exposure time is different from the first exposure time.
Claims15
An image processor comprising a detector that detects a flicker component in first image data on a basis of a plurality of pieces of first image data in a stream, the stream including, at least, the plurality of pieces of first image data having first exposure time and a plurality of pieces of second image data having second exposure time, the stream being provided with a temporally-alternate arrangement of the first image data and the second image data, the second exposure time being different from the first exposure time.
An image processing method comprising detecting a flicker component in first image data on a basis of a plurality of pieces of first image data in a stream, the stream including, at least, the plurality of pieces of first image data having first exposure time and a plurality of pieces of second image data having second exposure time, the stream being provided with a temporally-alternate arrangement of the first image data and the second image data, the second exposure time being different from the first exposure time.
A program that causes a computer to function as a detector that detects a flicker component in first image data on a basis of a plurality of pieces of first image data in a stream, the stream including, at least, the plurality of pieces of first image data having first exposure time and a plurality of pieces of second image data having second exposure time, the stream being provided with a temporally-alternate arrangement of the first image data and the second image data, the second exposure time being different from the first exposure time.
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