Method of identifying image frames suitable for printing
AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsJing Wu, John Richard Windle
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AssigneeCanon Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsJing Wu, John Richard Windle
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A method for identifying one or more image frames (100) from a series (104) of video image frames, in order to print, store or flag the selected frames. The method calculates a gradient value for each image frame in a video shot (102) series, identifies one or more gradient value peaks (324) in a corresponding range of a raw data series (302), and selects the image frames (110) corresponding to the identified gradient value peaks. Two types of frames (202, 206) are identified as being suitable for printing. A first type (202) comprises frames with a high gradient content, where the image is sharply defined. A second type of frame (206) also has good focus, but is representative of periods of relative stillness, or lack of motion between consecutive image frames (100) during the video shot series (104).
A method for identifying one or more image frames from a series of video image frames for printing, storing or flagging, the method including the steps of:
A method of identifying one or more image frames from a series of image frames, the method including the steps of:
An apparatus for identifying one or more image frames from a series of video image frames for printing, storing or flagging, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for identifying one or more image frames from a series of image frames, the apparatus comprising:
An apparatus for identifying one or more image frames from a series of video images for printing, storing or flagging, the apparatus comprising:
A computer program product including a computer readable medium having recorded thereon a computer program for identifying one or more image frames from a series of video image frames for printing, storing or flagging, the computer program comprising:
A computer program product including a computer readable medium having recorded thereon a computer program for identifying one or more image frames from a series of video image frames for printing, storing or flagging, the computer program comprising:
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