Image processing apparatus, image processing method and program
AssigneeKonica Minolta, Inc.
InventorTatsuya TAKAGI
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Abstract
There is disclosed an image processing apparatus including a hardware processor which generates a highly resolved still image from a plurality of frame images obtained by continuously imaging a moving subject. The hardware processor analyzes each of the plurality of frame images to calculate a feature amount, and determines, on a basis of the calculated feature amount, a reference frame image which becomes a reference when generating the highly resolved still image from the plurality of frame images.
Claims7
An image processing apparatus comprising a hardware processor which generates a highly resolved still image from a plurality of frame images obtained by continuously imaging a moving subject, wherein the hardware processor analyzes each of the plurality of frame images to calculate a feature amount, and determines, on a basis of the calculated feature amount, a reference frame image which becomes a reference when generating the highly resolved still image from the plurality of frame images.
An image processing method in an image processing apparatus which generates a highly resolved still image from a plurality of frame images obtained by continuously imaging a moving subject, the image processing method comprising:
- analyzing each of the plurality of frame images to calculate a feature amount, and determining, on a basis of the calculated feature amount, a reference frame image which becomes a reference when generating the highly resolved still image from the plurality of frame images.
A program causing a computer for use in an image processing apparatus which generates a highly resolved still image from a plurality of frame images obtained by continuously imaging a moving subject to perform, as a determiner, analyzing each of the plurality of frame images to calculate a feature amount, and determining, on a basis of the calculated feature amount, a reference frame image which becomes a reference when generating the highly resolved still image from the plurality of frame images.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.