Methods for improved camera view in studio applications
AssigneeStereyo BV
InventorsRobbie THIELEMANS, Vince DUNDEE
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Abstract
A method is provided for allocating content to be shown on a light source display not being viewable for a first camera in an arrangement comprising the light source display and the first camera recording images displayed by the light source display. The first camera includes a shutter having a shutter opening time. The method including, out of the shutter opening time, displaying on said light source display said content.
Claims16
A method for allocating content to be shown on a light source display not being viewable for a first camera in an arrangement comprising said light source display and said first camera recording images displayed by said light source display, said first camera comprising a shutter having a shutter opening time, the method comprising:
- out of the shutter opening time, displaying on said light source display said content.
A method for a camera comprising a shutter having a shutter opening time, for automatically determining start and length of said shutter opening time, in an arrangement, comprising a display and said camera recording images from said display, the method comprising:
- (i) displaying an image with defined ON time;
- (ii) changing position of said ON time by means of using a programmable timing;
- (iii) analyzing the recording of said image on said camera for said changing position in (ii);
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- (iv) using said analyzing for determining when said shutter opening time of said camera starts and when it ends.
A method for automatic color adjustment to a desired level of a camera in an arrangement comprising a light source display and said camera recording images from said light source display, said method comprising the steps of:
- (i) showing an R/G/B test pattern on said light source display;
- (ii) adjusting the R/G/B intensities of said camera with the individual and respective R/G/B from the R/G/B test pattern on said light source display;
- (iii) measuring the R/G/B intensities of said camera of subsequent recorded R/G/B test patterns shown on said light source display;
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- repeating (ii) until the R/G/B intensities are at said desired level.
A method for color calibration over time, performed by a processing system of a display, based on light-emitting elements (LEEs), in an arrangement comprising said display and a camera recording images from said display, said camera comprising a shutter having a shutter opening time, said method comprising:
- performing a color measurement of a plurality of LEEs of said display;
- determining color space values for the color measurement of said plurality of LEEs;
- defining for said plurality of LEEs a first set of target colors in color space values;
- defining for said plurality of LEEs a second set of target colors in color space values;
- calculating a first calibration matrix based on the measured colors and on the first set of target colors, for during said shutter opening time;
- calculating a second calibration matrix based on the measured colors and on the second set of target colors, for out of said shutter opening time;
- defining a matrix factor, being selectively chosen in relation to said shutter opening time, as a number;
- calculating a final calibration matrix, defined by said first and second calibration matrix, each being weighed based on said matrix factor.
A method for color calibration over time, performed by a processing system of a display, based on light-emitting elements (LEEs), in an arrangement comprising said display and a multiple camera system having multiple cameras recording images from said display, said multiple cameras comprising each a shutter with a shutter opening time, said method comprising:
- performing a color measurement of a plurality of LEEs of said display;
- determining color space values for the color measurement of said plurality of LEEs;
- defining for said plurality of LEEs a first set of target colors in color space values;
- defining for said plurality of LEEs at least a second set of target colors in color space values;
- calculating a first calibration matrix based on the measured colors and on the first set of target colors, for during the shutter opening time of one of said multiple cameras;
- calculating at least a second calibration matrix based on the measured colors and on at least second set of target colors, for during the shutter opening time of another of said multiple cameras;
- defining a matrix factor, being selectively chosen in relation to the shutter opening time of each of said multiple cameras, as a number;
- calculating a final calibration matrix, defined by said first and at least second calibration matrix, each being weighed based on said matrix factor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.