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US 9,521,294 B2Granted
Adjusting digital images for parallax
AssigneeHewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
InventorsPeter Majewicz, Teresa M O'Keeffe, Lixia Li
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Abstract
Adjusting digital images for parallax includes receiving (401) a digital image of an object on a platform from a camera positioned over the platform and adjusting (402) a magnification of a top surface of the object in the digital image based on a height of the object.
Claims18
A method for adjusting digital images for parallax, comprising:
- receiving a digital image of an object on a platform from a camera positioned over said platform;
- receiving a height of the object at a user interface physical incorporated into the platform and in communication with a processor;
- and
- adjusting, via the processor, a magnification of a top surface of said object in said digital image based on the height of said object.
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A system for adjusting digital images for parallax, comprising:
- a digital camera secured to a platform;
- a processor in communication with said digital camera;
- said processor programmed to:
- receive a digital image of an object on said platform;
- receive a height of the object at a user interface physically incorporated into the platform and in communication with the processor;
- and
- reduce a magnification of said digital image based on the height of the object such that a top surface of said object in said digital image appears as though said top surface is level with said platform.
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A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions executable by the computer to:
- instruct that a digital image of an object on a platform be taken with a camera that is spaced apart from said platform by a predetermined distance;
- receive said digital image;
- receive a height of the object at a user interface physically incorporated into the platform and in communication with the processor;
- and
- adjust said digital image with a magnification factor based on the height of said object.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.