Digital camera with viewfinder designed for improved depth of field photographing
AssigneeAFSENIUS, Sven-Ake
InventorSven-Åke Afsenius
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AssigneeAFSENIUS, Sven-Ake
InventorSven-Åke Afsenius
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The present invention aims at depth or field improvements or digital cameras, where differently-focused images of a scene, to be photographed, are exposed. A final image is produced from these primary-shots, where depth of field-limitations related to classic photo-lenses, are essentially eliminated. Specific new problems related to camera-viewfinders and camera-focusing are emerging however, due to the increasing number of images being registered. Following the present invention, advantageous procedures regarding camera viewfinders, for visualizing the individual primary shots as well as images processed for improved depth of field, are outlined. A simple technique for upgrading a standard digital camera for depth of field-improvement operation, including an adequate method for preselecting focuses, is illustrated by FIG. 5. These problems and others, related to a photographers adjustments and handling of various kinds of depth of field-enhancing cameras are remedied by applying the present invention.
A digital camera with lens for depicting a scene being composed of objects within a field of view, at various object-distances in front of said objective, a focus-selector and a focusing device for setting the focus of the camera at different distances, at least one electronic image detector with entrance plane for detection and register of image information answering to an image of the scene being depicted, plus an associated image-sharpness detector, wherein
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