WO2004008755A1 - 画像データの出力画像調整 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an image adjustment technique for adjusting the brightness of image data.
- the image quality of image data generated by a digital still camera (DSC), scanner, or other image input device is generally automatically adjusted on a personal computer or printer.
- the adjusted image quality parameters also include the brightness (brightness) of the image.
- the reflectance corresponding to this brightness is reduced to that of a standard reflector (a plate with a reflectance of 18%), depending on the overall brightness of the image represented by the image data. It is performed by approaching. This ensures that the entire image does not become too dark or too bright.
- the present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems in the conventional art, and has as its object to provide a technique for preventing automatic adjustment of the brightness of an image against a photographing intention. .
- a first aspect of the present invention provides an image file including image data and image processing control information used for processing the image data.
- An image processing apparatus that performs image processing on the image data
- An image quality automatic adjustment unit that automatically adjusts the brightness of the image data according to the overall brightness of the image represented by the image data, and determines the degree of the automatic adjustment according to the image processing control information
- an adjustment amount determining unit that performs the adjustment.
- the degree of automatic adjustment for the brightness of the entire image represented by the image data is determined according to the image processing control information included in the image file. For example, when there is a photographing intention to appropriately represent the brightness of a part of an image instead of the entire image, automatic adjustment contrary to such intention can be suppressed.
- the image processing control information includes photometric method information indicating whether or not the image was captured using a specific photometric method that measures light only in a specific visual field region corresponding to a part of the image, and the adjustment includes: It is preferable that, when the photometric method information indicates that photometry has been performed by the specific photometric method, the amount determining unit reduce the adjustment amount of the automatic adjustment.
- the photometric method information is information indicating any one of a plurality of photometric methods including average photometry, center-weighted photometry, spot photometry, multi-spot photometry, split photometry, and partial photometry. It is preferable that the specific photometric method includes spot photometry, multi-spot photometry, and partial photometry.
- the adjustment amount determination unit may provide a user interface that allows a user to select an adjustment amount of the automatic adjustment when the image processing control information is center-weighted metering. Is preferred. Note that “selection of adjustment amount” also includes the option of setting the adjustment amount to zero, ie, the option of completely prohibiting automatic adjustment It is.
- the center-weighted metering method is similar to partial metering when the degree of importance is high, and is similar to split metering when the degree of importance is low, allowing the user to select the adjustment amount for automatic adjustment.
- By providing a user interface it is possible to realize image processing more suited to the user's shooting intention.
- an image processing apparatus for performing image processing on image data in accordance with an image file including image data and image processing control information used for processing the image data
- An image quality automatic adjustment unit capable of automatically adjusting the brightness of the image data in one of a plurality of adjustment modes in accordance with the overall brightness of the image represented by the image data, and the image processing control
- An adjustment mode selection unit that selects any one of the plurality of adjustment modes according to the information, wherein the plurality of modes include a plurality of adjustment modes having different lightness adjustment amounts. It is characterized by the following.
- An image output device of the present invention is an image output device that outputs image data according to an image file that includes image data and image processing control information used for processing the image data.
- FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an image processing system as one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 2 shows the structure of a digital still camera as an input device for generating image data. It is a block diagram showing the outline of composition.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram schematically showing the configuration of a computer PC as an output device for outputting image data and a color printer.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram schematically showing the structure of the image file GF in the embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of accessory information stored in the Ex IFD of the image file GF.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a processing routine of image processing in the computer PC.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a processing routine of the automatic image quality adjustment processing in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing the contents of the automatic brightness adjustment processing in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing a user interface that allows a user to select whether or not to execute automatic adjustment.
- FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an image processing system 10 as one embodiment of the present invention.
- the image processing system 10 includes a digital still camera 12 as an input device for generating original image data, and an original image data generated by the digital still camera 12.
- a personal computer PC as an image processing device for performing image processing by using a color printer 20 as an output device for outputting a processed image.
- the digital still camera 12, the personal computer PC, and the color printer 20 can be mutually connected by a cable CV.
- the digital still camera 2 and the like can transmit and receive image files via the cable CV.
- the digital still camera 12 and the like can use the memory card MC to extract image files.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram schematically showing the configuration of a digital still camera 12 as an input device for generating image data.
- the digital still camera 12 is a camera that electrically records still images by forming an image on a charge-coupled device (CCD) through an optical lens.
- CCD charge-coupled device
- the digital still camera 12 includes an optical circuit 12 1 having a CCD for converting an optical signal into an electric signal, and an image acquiring circuit 12 2 for controlling the optical circuit 12 1 to acquire an image.
- the digital still camera 12 further includes a selection / decision button 126 as a user interface and a liquid crystal display 127 used as a preview user interface for a captured image.
- the shooting processing (image data acquisition processing) by the digital still camera 12 includes (1) setting of the shooting mode by the user, (2) shooting (input of image data), (3) image processing,
- Image files are recorded in the order of recording.
- the setting of the shooting mode includes the selection of the photometric method. Photometric options include split metering and spot metering.
- the split metering is a metering method in which an area of a finder screen corresponding to an image area is divided into a plurality of sections and metering is performed, and an appropriate exposure is calculated based on the plurality of pieces of information.
- Sports Photometry is a photometry method in which only a spot area (for example, an area near the center of the viewfinder screen) is measured to calculate an appropriate exposure.
- the user can select the photometric method by operating the select / enter button 126 while watching the display on the liquid crystal display 127.
- an appropriate exposure is calculated in real time, and an appropriate aperture value / shutter speed is determined based on this.
- Imaging is performed by a user pressing a shutter.
- imaging is performed at the aperture value and shutter speed determined by the above method. For example, if spot metering is selected and the face of the person who is the main subject is in the spot area, the aperture value and shutter speed will be determined based on the brightness of the person's face. As a result, imaging is performed with exposure optimized for the main subject, not the entire viewfinder screen, and original image data is generated.
- image processing for storage is performed on the image data.
- This image processing is a pre-processing for storing in the memory card MC.
- the original image data is suitable for storing photographic images. " After being converted into the JPEG format, the image information is added to the converted image data to generate an image file.
- the shooting information PI is information indicating shooting conditions, and includes information indicating the selected photometry method.
- the image data acquisition processing in the digital still camera 12 is completed by recording the image file on the memory card MC. The configuration of the image file will be described later.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram schematically showing a configuration of a computer PC as an output device for outputting image data and a power printer 20.
- the computer PC has a slot 22 from which image files can be read from the memory card MC, and print data generation to generate print data for printing on the printer 20.
- the print data generation circuit 23 includes an arithmetic processing unit (CPU) 231 that executes arithmetic processing for generating print data, a program executed in the CPU 231, a result of arithmetic processing in the CPU 231, and other data.
- a hard disk 232 for storing data and a random access memory (RAM) 233 for temporarily storing these programs and data are provided.
- RAM random access memory
- the color printer 20 is a printer capable of outputting a single color image.
- the force printer 20 ejects four color inks, cyan (C), magenta (M), yellow (Y), and black ( ⁇ ), onto a print medium to form a dot pattern, which is used for printing.
- This is an ink jet printing method for forming an image.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an outline of the structure of the image file GF in the embodiment of the present invention.
- the image file GF has a file structure according to the image file format standard (Exif) for digital still cameras.
- This standard is defined by the Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA). This standard stipulates that JPEG-Exif files that store compressed-type PEG data as image data are included in Exif files (Exif standard files).
- the image file GF is composed of an S0I key segment 101 indicating the start of the compressed data, an APP1 marker segment 102 storing Exif attached information, and an APP2 marker segment storing Exif extended data. 103, a DQT marker segment 104 that defines the quantization table, a DHT marker segment 105 that defines the Huffman table, and a DRI master segment 106 that defines the insertion interval of the restart marker.
- SOF marker segment 107 indicating various parameters related to frames
- S0S marker segment 108 indicating various parameters related to scanning
- EO I key segment 109 indicating the end of compressed data
- image data storage Region 110 is composed of an S0I key segment 101 indicating the start of the compressed data, an APP1 marker segment 102 storing Exif attached information, and an APP2 marker segment storing Exif extended data. 103, a DQT marker segment 104 that defines the quantization table, a DHT marker segment 105 that defines the Huffman table, and a DRI master segment 106
- the APP1 marker segment 102 stores the APP1 marker 1021, the Exif identification code 102, the TIFF header and other attached information 1023, and the thumbnail image 1024. are doing.
- This additional information 1023 has a TIFF structure including a file header (TIFF header).
- Oth IFD that stores additional information on compressed image data, shooting information PI
- It includes an Exif IFD that stores Exif-specific auxiliary information and a 1st IFD that stores auxiliary information related to thumbnail images.
- Exif lFD is pointed by the offset from the TIFF header stored in Oth IFD. In the IFD, evening is used to identify each piece of information, and each piece of information is sometimes referred to by a tag name.
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of accessory information stored in the Exif IFD of the image file GF.
- FIG. 5A shows the configuration of the auxiliary information stored in the Exif lFD.
- the accompanying information includes various tags including a tag relating to the version and a tag relating to the shooting condition.
- the exposure time, lens “value, ISO sensitivity, shutter speed, aperture value, brightness value, photometry method, and other parameter values are stored as shooting information PI according to a predetermined offset.
- the PI is recorded at the time of shooting with the digital still camera 12.
- Fig. 5 (b) shows the data values stored in the photometric segment and their meanings. If the spot metering method is selected during shooting with the camera 12, the value 3 will be recorded when recording the image file.On the other hand, if the split metering method is selected, the value will be the same. 5 will be recorded.
- the spot metering, multi-spot metering, and partial metering are metering methods that meter only a specific viewing area corresponding to a part of a printed image.
- Another photometric method is a photometric method that measures the entire field of view. Note that the former three photometric methods correspond to “specific photometric methods” in the claims.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a processing routine of image processing in the computer PC.
- the CPU 231 reads out the image file GF from the memory card MC inserted into the slot 22, and stores it in the RAM 233 of the print data generation circuit 23.
- the image file GF stores image data in the JPEG file format as image data GD.
- Image data in the JPEG file format is configured as compressed YC bCr data.
- step S110 the CPU 231 expands the compressed YCbCr data and then performs a color conversion process.
- the YCbCr data is converted into RGB data.
- the reason why the RGB data is converted into RGB data is that RGB data is used in image processing in the personal computer PC and the color printer 20.
- step S120 the CPU 231 performs image quality adjustment processing on the RGB data using the reference value.
- the image quality adjustment process using the reference value is a process of adjusting the image quality using a preferable standard parameter value (reference value) stored in the hard disk 232 in advance.
- Such image quality adjustment processing is generally image processing called automatic image quality adjustment processing.
- Parameters adjusted by the automatic image quality adjustment processing include brightness. The details of the brightness automatic image quality adjustment processing will be described later.
- step S130 the CPU 231 performs color conversion processing on the image data (RGB data) on which the automatic image quality adjustment processing has been performed, and converts the image data into CMYK data.
- the CM YK color space is a color space that can be expressed by four inks of cyan (C), magenta (M), yellow (Y), and black ( ⁇ ) that can be used by the color printer 20.
- This color conversion processing is performed using a look-up table that associates the RG color system with the CMYK color system. This lookup map is stored on hard disk 232 Is stored.
- step S140 the CPU 231 performs print output processing using the image data (CMYK data).
- the CPU 231 performs a halftone process to generate print data including dot data indicating the formation state of the ink drop of each color, and transmits this to the color printer 20. This terminates the main processing routine.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing a processing routine of the automatic image quality adjustment processing in this embodiment.
- the CPU 231 reads out the photographing information PI (FIG. 5) stored in the Exif IFD of the image file GF.
- the shooting information PI includes information indicating whether the split metering method or the spot metering method was selected at the time of shooting (FIG. 5 (b)).
- step S210 the CPU 231 determines in accordance with this information whether or not the photometric method at the time of shooting is the spot photometric method. As a result, if the light metering method is not the spot light metering, the process proceeds to step S220 to perform an automatic adjustment process including an automatic brightness adjustment. On the other hand, if the photometry method is spot photometry, the flow advances to step S230 to perform an automatic adjustment process that does not include the automatic brightness adjustment. In step S220, the CPU 231 performs an automatic image quality adjustment process including an automatic brightness adjustment. Automatic brightness adjustment means that when the exposure at the time of shooting is inappropriate, for example, when the image of the image data GD is too bright, the brightness of the image reproduced on the print medium is reduced. Adjustment.
- FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing the contents of the automatic brightness adjustment processing in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 8 (a) shows an example of a tone curve for correcting underexposure
- FIG. 8 (b) shows an example of a! -Curve for correcting an exposure bar.
- the input level indicates the value of the image data before automatic brightness correction
- the output level indicates the value of the image data after automatic brightness correction.
- the automatic brightness adjustment process adjusts the brightness of the printed image by changing the shape of the curve. Adjust. This adjustment is performed so that the printed image can be reproduced on the print medium such that the reflectance of the entire image approaches the reflectance of a standard reflector (for example, a plate having a reflectance of 18%).
- a standard reflector for example, a plate having a reflectance of 18%.
- the reflectance is smaller than that of the standard reflector, and the shape of the tone curve is higher so that the output level is higher than the input level. Is changed to be convex.
- Such a change in the tone curve causes the reflectance of the entire printed image to approach that of the standard reflector.
- the processing routine is configured so that step S230) is performed. For this reason, the problem that the brightness is automatically adjusted contrary to the intention at the time of shooting does not occur.
- the automatic brightness adjustment is not performed when the image is shot by the spot metering method. It is possible to prevent the brightness of the printed image from being automatically adjusted contrary to the photographing intention of simply adjusting the exposure.
- the CPU 231 functions as an “image quality automatic adjustment unit and an adjustment amount determination unit” in the claims.
- the photographing information ⁇ I is information included in the “image processing control information” in the claims. D. Variations:
- D-1 there are two types of metering available for the digital still camera 12: split metering and spot metering, and automatic brightness adjustment is performed when shooting with the spot metering method.
- the automatic adjustment may be prohibited even when the multi-spot metering method or the partial metering method is selected at the time of shooting with another digital still camera, for example.
- the automatic adjustment does not necessarily have to be prohibited, and may be configured to reduce the adjustment amount of the automatic adjustment.
- the adjustment amount may be reduced by, for example, generating a tone curve with a reduced adjustment amount, and using the generated I-one curve.
- the generation of the tone carp with a reduced adjustment amount may be performed by, for example, superimposing two auto-adjustment tone carps (FIG. 8) with appropriate weights, or as described above. This may be done by superimposing one of the two tone curves (FIG. 8) and the linear tone curve with appropriate weighting.
- the present invention only needs to be configured so as to reduce the adjustment amount of the automatic adjustment when photographing is performed using a specific photometric method that measures light only in a specific visual field region corresponding to a part of a print image.
- the metering methods that the image processing device can recognize based on the information in the image file should include average metering, center-weighted metering, spot metering, multi-spot metering, split metering, and partial metering. preferable. By doing so, image files that conform to the specifications of Exif Ver. There is an advantage that the present invention can be applied to the above image processing.
- the automatic adjustment processing routine is selected from the adjustment processing routine including the automatic brightness adjustment and the adjustment processing routine not including the automatic brightness adjustment according to the shooting information PI.
- Automatic brightness adjustment only when the mode that calculates the appropriate exposure according to the overall brightness of the image area is selected at the time of shooting, such as the average metering method or the split metering method.
- the processing may be configured to be performed. In general, in the present invention, it is sufficient that the degree of automatic adjustment of the brightness of a printed image is reduced when the partial photometry method is selected at the time of photographing.
- whether or not to automatically adjust the brightness is determined in accordance with the shooting information PI. For example, if the center-weighted metering method is selected, the brightness The selection of the adjustment amount for the automatic adjustment may be confirmed by the user.
- center-weighted metering refers to a shooting intent such as when a main subject is located at the center of the screen, such as a point-and-shoot photograph, and you want to focus on the exposure value at the center of the viewfinder.
- This is a photometry method used in some cases. For example, this is a photometry system in which a circle occupying about 10% of the area in the center of the viewfinder is weighted with a weight of about 60%.
- the center-weighted metering method is similar to partial metering when the degree of importance is high, and is similar to split metering when the degree of importance is low, allowing the user to select the adjustment amount for automatic adjustment.
- Providing the user interface (Fig. 9) has the advantage that image processing more suited to the user's intention can be realized.
- the user interface further includes options that allow printing of multiple images with varying degrees of automatic brightness adjustment.
- the automatic adjustment of the brightness of the printed image is prohibited when the partial metering method is selected at the time of shooting. For example, a command to prohibit the automatic adjustment of brightness after shooting is manually issued. Input and allow automatic brightness adjustment according to this command. It may be determined whether or not to permit. This makes it possible to flexibly prevent automatic adjustment of the brightness of the printed image against the photographing intention.
- the present invention only needs to be configured to determine the degree of automatic brightness adjustment according to image processing control information. Note that “reducing automatic adjustment” includes reducing the adjustment amount to zero, that is, completely prohibiting automatic adjustment.
- the personal computer functions as the image processing device.
- a color printer / digital still camera may have the function of the image processing device.
- the present invention is applicable not only to color printing but also to monochrome printing.
- an ink jet color printer is used as an output device.
- the present invention uses a device such as a CRT display or an LCD display capable of displaying images other than a projector as an output device. Applicable when used. As described above, the present invention can be applied not only to printed images but also to general images.
- the software can be provided in a form stored in a computer-readable recording medium.
- the “computer-readable recording medium” is not limited to a portable recording medium such as a flexible disk or a CD-ROM, but may be an internal storage device in the computer such as various RAMs and ROMs. Includes external storage devices fixed to the computer, such as hard disks In. Industrial applicability
- the present invention is applicable to an output device of a computer.
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