Three-dimensional image processing device, and three-dimensional image processing method
AssigneeOlympus Corporation
InventorManabu Ichikawa
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AssigneeOlympus Corporation
InventorManabu Ichikawa
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A three-dimensional image processing device for visually applying a special effect by subjecting raw data that has been acquired by imaging to image processing, and creating image data capable of being viewed stereoscopically. The device comprises a tone conversion section for tone converting the raw data in accordance with the special effect, a three-dimensional image data processing section for carrying out at least one of clipping image data that has been tone converted by the tone conversion section as image data to be viewed stereoscopically, or carrying out geometric processing, to create three-dimensional image data, and a special effect image processing section for subjecting the three-dimensional image data to special image processing to apply a special effect that is analogous to an image that has been formed optically or formed by photographic film or by development and printing processing, and creating a three-dimensional special-effect image.
An image processing device for visually applying a special effect by subjecting raw data that has been acquired by imaging to image processing, and creating image data that is capable of being viewed stereoscopically, comprising:
An image processing method for visually expressing a special effect by subjecting raw data that has been acquired by imaging to image processing, and creating image data that is capable of being viewed stereoscopically, comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing a three-dimensional image processing program for execution on a computer, for visually expressing a special effect by subjecting raw data that has been acquired by imaging to image processing, and creating image data that is capable of being viewed stereoscopically, the program comprising:
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