Image reading device and non-transitory recording medium recorded with image reading program
AssigneeKYOCERA Document Solutions Inc.
InventorHideki Ito
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Abstract
An image reading device includes a camera, an acquisition processing portion, a still image extraction processing portion, and a combining processing portion. The acquisition processing portion acquires data of a moving image photographed by the camera. The still image extraction processing portion extracts a plurality of pieces of still image data from the data of the moving image. The combining processing portion generates composite image data by combining the plurality of pieces of still image data such that common parts of a subject included in two arbitrary pieces of still image data among the plurality of pieces of still image data overlap each other at least in part.
Claims10
An image reading device comprising:
- a camera;
- an acquisition processing portion configured to acquire data of a moving image photographed by the camera;
- a still image extraction processing portion configured to extract a plurality of pieces of still image data from the data of the moving image;
- and
- a combining processing portion configured to generate composite image data by combining the plurality of pieces of still image data such that common parts of a subject included in two arbitrary pieces of still image data among the plurality of pieces of still image data overlap each other at least in part.
A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium recorded with an image reading program that causes a processor of a mobile information processing apparatus equipped with a camera to execute:
- an acquisition step of acquiring data of a moving image photographed by the camera;
- an extraction step of extracting a plurality of pieces of still image data from the data of the moving image;
- and
- a combining step of generating composite image data by combining the plurality of pieces of still image data such that common parts of a subject included in two arbitrary pieces of still image data among the plurality of pieces of still image data overlap each other at least in part.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.