WO2007097287A1 - 撮像装置及びレンズ鏡筒 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an imaging device and a lens barrel, and more particularly, to an imaging device and a lens barrel provided with a camera shake correction function and a photographing sensitivity changing function.
- Imaging devices such as digital still cameras and digital video cameras capable of converting an optical image of a subject into an electrical image signal and outputting it are rapidly becoming widespread.
- the usability for photographers etc. has been dramatically improved.
- the captured image may be blurred and the image quality may be degraded.
- Patent Document 1 discloses a digital camera provided with a shake correction optical system that reduces the influence on an image even when an image shake or the like occurs during shooting.
- the digital camera described in Patent Document 1 corrects the disturbance of the image by moving the correction lens in the vertical and horizontal directions perpendicular to the optical axis according to the image blur at the time of shooting. This makes it possible to capture an image with reduced image blurring even with a compact, lightweight digital camera.
- the digital camera described in Patent Document 1 does not need to emit light with a flash to prevent image blurring, so it is possible to take photographs with an atmosphere close to natural colors and under conditions. .
- Patent Document 2 discloses a photographing apparatus and method including motion estimation means for estimating the motion of a subject and changing the shooting conditions such as shutter speed when the possibility of the subject moving is high. .
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-13671
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-157428
- the digital camera provided with the shake correction optical system described in Patent Document 1 can reduce the image quality deterioration due to camera blur, it reduces the image quality deterioration due to subject blur. It is suggested that you do it.
- Patent Document 2 only predicts the motion of the subject, and does not determine how fast the subject moves to cause subject blur, and therefore, the subject You can not always shoot at the optimal shutter speed according to the speed.
- the present invention has been made in view of the problem, and an image pickup apparatus and lens capable of easily photographing an image of good image quality by reducing image deterioration caused by camera shake and subject shake.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a lens barrel.
- An imaging apparatus includes an imaging optical system for forming an optical image of a subject, an imaging sensor for receiving the formed optical image, converting the optical image into an electrical image signal, and outputting the signal.
- a motion detection unit that detects a motion of an optical image of the subject at a predetermined time, and a control unit that controls an exposure time according to the motion of the optical image of the detected subject.
- the imaging device body is an imaging device body that is used in combination with a lens barrel equipped with a camera shake correction unit that corrects blurring of an optical image caused by the movement of the imaging device body.
- An imaging sensor that receives an optical image and converts it into an electrical image signal and outputs the same; a motion detection unit that measures the motion of the optical image of the subject during a predetermined time before shooting; and calculates the subject speed; And a controller configured to control an exposure time in accordance with the movement of the optical image of the subject.
- a lens barrel according to the present invention includes an imaging optical system for forming an optical image of a subject, and an imaging sensor for receiving the formed optical image, converting it into an electrical image signal, and outputting it.
- a motion detection unit that measures the motion of the optical image of the subject at a predetermined time before shooting and calculates the subject speed; and a control unit that controls the exposure time according to the motion of the detected optical image of the subject
- an imaging device capable of reducing image quality deterioration due to camera shake or subject blurring and easily photographing an image of good image quality.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an imaging apparatus according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2A is a top view showing a schematic configuration of the imaging device according to the first embodiment
- FIG. 2B is a rear view showing a schematic configuration of the imaging device according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 3 A block diagram showing an example of the configuration of a motion detection unit of the imaging device according to the first embodiment
- FIG. 4 Configuration of a camera shake correction mechanism included in the camera shake correction unit of the imaging device according to the first embodiment Exploded perspective view showing
- FIG. 5 A diagram showing a display example of a shooting mode selection screen displayed on the display unit of the imaging device according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 6 A flowchart showing the photographing process of the imaging device according to the first embodiment.
- FIG. 7 A flow chart showing a photographing process of an imaging device according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention
- FIG. 8 A flow chart showing photographing processing of the imaging device according to the fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 9 A diagram showing a display example of displaying on the display unit an imaging image captured in the “camera shake correction mode” of the imaging device according to the fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 10 A diagram showing a display example of displaying on a display unit four photographed images taken continuously after setting the “shooting sensitivity increase mode” of the imaging device according to the fourth embodiment.
- FIG. 11 A diagram for explaining the relationship between the movement speed Vh of the subject of the imaging device according to Embodiment 4 and the imaging sensitivity S at the time of imaging
- FIG. 12 The sensitivity is increased after setting the “shooting sensitivity increase mode” of the imaging apparatus according to the fourth embodiment
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an imaging device according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of the imaging device according to the present embodiment
- FIG. 2A is a top view
- a diagram 2B shows a rear view.
- the present embodiment is an example applied to a digital camera having a camera shake correction function and an imaging sensitivity change function.
- the moving speed of the subject hereinafter, also referred to as the subject speed
- the subject speed means the moving speed of the optical image of the subject on the imaging surface caused by camera shake and / or subject shake. .
- the digital camera 1 includes an imaging optical system L, a microcomputer 3, an imaging sensor 4, a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) drive control unit 5, an analog signal processing unit 6, and an AZD conversion unit. 7, digital signal processing unit 8, buffer memory 9, image compression unit 10, image recording control unit 11, image recording unit 12, image display control unit 13, camera shake correction unit 16, angular velocity sensor 18, a display unit 55, a shutter control unit 41, a shutter drive motor 42, a flash control unit 43, a strobe 44, a motion detection unit 100, a digital signal amplification unit 110, and a digital signal gain setting unit 111 And is configured.
- the imaging optical system L is an optical system including three lens groups Ll, L2, and L3.
- the first lens unit L1 and the second lens unit L2 perform zooming by moving in the optical axis direction.
- the second lens unit L2 is a correction lens unit, which corrects the movement of the image by decentering the optical axis by moving in a plane perpendicular to the optical axis.
- the third lens unit L3 performs focusing by moving in the optical axis direction.
- the imaging optical system L is not limited to the above-described optical system configuration.
- the digital camera 1 When mechanical vibration or shaking by the photographer or the like is applied to the digital camera 1, a shift occurs between the optical axis of the light irradiated from the subject toward the lens and the optical axis of the lens, so blurring is not achieved. An image is formed. Therefore, the digital camera 1 is provided with a camera shake correction unit 16 and a camera shake correction mechanism 20 in order to prevent formation of an unclear image.
- the camera shake correction unit 16 and the camera shake correction mechanism 20 reduce the shake of the optical image caused by the shake of the photographer or the like or the vibration applied to the camera body.
- the imaging sensor 4 is, for example, a CCD sensor that converts an optical image formed by the imaging optical system L into an electrical signal.
- the imaging sensor 4 is drive-controlled by the CCD drive control unit 5.
- the imaging sensor 4 may be a CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) sensor.
- the microcomputer 3 controls the entire digital camera 1 and controls the movement of the subject.
- the camera control processing for controlling the camera shake correction function and the photographing sensitivity changing function is executed.
- the microcomputer 3 controls the camera shake correction function to operate the camera shake correction function when the object speed is smaller than the predetermined threshold, and the object speed is higher than the predetermined threshold when the object speed is higher than the predetermined threshold.
- the gain of the sensitivity change function is made higher than when it is smaller, and the exposure time is further shortened, and multiple images are continuously taken under different exposure conditions. Details of the imaging control process will be described later according to the flow of FIG.
- the microcomputer 3 can also receive signals from the power switch 35, the shutter operation unit 36, the shooting / reproduction switching operation unit 37, the cross control key 38, the MENU setting operation unit 39, and the SET operation unit 40, respectively.
- the microcomputer 3 is an example of the control unit of the present invention.
- a casing la of the digital camera 1 is supported by a photographer or the like when photographing an object.
- a display unit 55, a power switch 35, a photographing Z reproduction switching operation unit 37, a cross operation key 38, a MENU setting operation unit 39, and a SET operation unit 40 are provided on the back of the housing la.
- the power switch 35 is an operation member for turning on / off the power of the digital camera 1.
- the photographing Z reproduction switching operation unit 37 is an operation member for switching to the photographing mode or the reproduction mode, and the photographer or the like can switch by rotating the lever.
- a MENU setting operation unit 39 is an operation member for setting various operations of the digital camera 1.
- the cross control key 38 is an operation member for selecting a desired menu by various photographers displayed on the display unit 55 by the photographer or the like pressing the upper, lower, left, and right regions.
- the SET operation unit 40 is an operation member for returning various types of menu display to the previous display.
- the shutter operation unit 36 and the zoom operation unit 57 are provided on the top surface of the housing la.
- the zoom operation unit 57 is provided around the shutter operation unit 36 and can be rotated coaxially with the shutter operation unit 36.
- the shutter operation unit 36 is, for example, a release button operated by the photographer or the like at the time of shooting.
- a timing signal is output to the microcomputer 3.
- the shutter operation unit 36 is a two-stage operation capable of half-press operation and full-press operation This is a pressing switch of the formula, and when the photographer etc. performs a half-press operation, it starts the motion detection, photometric processing and distance measurement processing of the subject described later.
- a timing signal is output when the photographer etc. performs a full press operation continuously.
- the shutter control unit 41 drives the shutter drive motor 42 in accordance with the control signal output from the microcomputer 3 having received the timing signal to operate the shutter.
- the strobe control unit 43 controls the operation of the strobe 44.
- the microcomputer 3 receiving the timing signal by the operation of the shutter operation unit 36 outputs a control signal to the flash control unit 43.
- the strobe control unit 43 causes the strobe 44 to emit light based on the control signal.
- the strobe 44 is controlled in accordance with the amount of light received by the imaging sensor 4. That is, when the output of the image signal from the imaging sensor 4 is equal to or less than a predetermined value, the flash control unit 43 automatically emits light in conjunction with the shutter operation. On the other hand, when the output of the image signal is equal to or more than a predetermined value, the strobe control unit 43 controls the strobe 44 not to emit light.
- the strobe ON / OFF operation unit 56 is an operation unit for setting the operation of the strobe 44 regardless of the output of the image sensor 4 described above. That is, the strobe control unit 43 causes the strobe 44 to emit light when the strobe on / off control unit 56 is “on”, and does not emit the strobe 44 when “off”.
- Image signals output from the imaging sensor 4 are sequentially output from the analog signal processing unit 6 to the AZD conversion unit 7, the digital signal processing unit 8, the digital signal amplification unit 110, the knock out memory 9, and the image compression unit 10. Sent and processed.
- the analog signal processing unit 6 subjects the image signal output from the imaging sensor 4 to analog signal processing such as gamma processing.
- the AZD conversion unit 7 converts the analog signal output from the analog signal processing unit 6 into a digital signal.
- the digital signal processing unit 8 performs digital signal processing such as noise removal and contour enhancement on the image signal converted into the digital signal by the AZD conversion unit 7 and outputs the result to the motion detection unit 100 and the digital signal amplification unit 110.
- the buffer memory 9 is a RAM (Random Access Memory), which stores image signals.
- the digital signal gain setting unit 111 sets an amplification gain of the image signal subjected to digital signal processing.
- the digital signal amplification unit 110 increases the image signal with the set amplification gain. Width and output to buffer memory 9.
- the setting of amplification gain corresponds to the setting of imaging sensitivity.
- the imaging sensitivity is expressed as a value corresponding to the ISO sensitivity, and can be set to, for example, an imaging sensitivity equivalent to ISO 80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600. Note that the imaging sensitivity that can be set is not limited to this. Also, the shooting sensitivity may be expressed by a value other than the ISO sensitivity.
- the process of amplifying the image signal is not limited to the case of being performed by the digital signal amplification unit 110, and may be performed on the analog signal by the analog signal processing unit 6.
- the amplification process may be performed by the imaging sensor 4.
- the image signals stored in the buffer memory 9 are sequentially sent from the image compression unit 10 to the image recording unit 12 and processed.
- the image signal stored in the buffer memory 9 is read according to an instruction from the image recording control unit 11 and transmitted to the image compression unit 10.
- Data of the image signal transmitted to the image compression unit 10 is compressed into an image signal in accordance with an instruction from the image recording control unit 11.
- the image signal has a smaller data size than the original data by this compression process.
- the compression method for example, the JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) method is used. Thereafter, the compressed image signal is recorded in the image recording unit 12 by the image recording control unit 11.
- the image recording unit 12 associates and records an image signal and predetermined information to be recorded based on a command from the image recording control unit 11, for example, an internal memory and Z or a removable rim It is one bubble memory.
- the predetermined information to be recorded together with the image signal includes the date and time when the image was taken, focal length information, shutter speed information, aperture value information, and imaging mode information, for example, Exif (ex. It is a format similar to the registered trademark format or the Exif (registered trademark) format.
- the display unit 55 displays the image signal recorded in the image recording unit 12 or the buffer memory 9 as a visible image based on an instruction from the image display control unit 13.
- the display form of the display unit 55 includes a display form in which only an image signal is displayed as a visible image, and a display form in which an image signal and information at the time of shooting are displayed as a visible image.
- the motion detection unit 100 detects, for each frame, a vector (hereinafter referred to as a motion vector and! /7) That indicates the amount of positional deviation in the horizontal and vertical directions of the image between the frames based on the image signal converted into a digital signal. Ru. The details of the motion detection unit 100 will be described below.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the motion detection unit 100.
- the motion detection unit 100 includes a representative point storage unit 101, a correlation operation unit 102, and a motion vector detection unit 103.
- the representative point storage unit 101 divides the image signal of the current frame input through the AZD conversion unit 7 and the digital signal processing unit 8 into a plurality of areas, and corresponds to the specific representative points included in each area.
- the image signal is stored as a representative point signal.
- the representative point storage unit 101 reads a representative point signal one frame before the current frame that has already been stored, and outputs the representative point signal to the correlation operation unit 102.
- the correlation calculation unit 102 calculates the correlation between the representative point signal of one frame before and the representative point signal of the current frame, and compares the difference between the representative point signals.
- the calculation result is output to the motion vector detection unit 103.
- the motion vector detection unit 103 detects a motion vector of an image between one frame before and the current frame from the calculation result of the correlation calculation unit 102 in units of one pixel. The motion vector is then output to the microphone computer 3. The microcomputer 3 adjusts the gain and phase of the motion vector, and calculates the movement speed and direction per unit time of the subject on the image signal.
- the process of detecting the movement of the subject is started, for example, by the photographer or the like pressing the shutter operation unit 36 halfway.
- the processing may be started in conjunction with an operation of switching to the photographing mode by operating the photographing Z reproduction switching operation unit 37 after the photographer or the like turns on the power switch 35.
- the camera shake correction unit 16 includes a position detection unit 15, a focusing drive control unit 14x, a pitching drive control unit 14y, DZA conversion units 17x and 17y, angular velocity sensors 18x and 18y, and AZD conversion units 19x and 19y.
- the yawing drive control unit 14x and the pitching drive control unit 14y drive the correction lens unit L2 in two directions orthogonal to the optical axis AX of the imaging optical system L.
- the position detection unit 15 detects the position of the correction lens group L2.
- the position detection unit 15, the focusing drive control unit 14x, and the pitching drive control unit 14y described above are feedback control loops for driving and controlling the correction lens unit L2.
- the angular velocity sensors 18x and 18y are sensors that detect the movement of the digital camera 1 itself including the imaging optical system L.
- the angular velocity sensors 18x and 18y output positive and negative angular velocity signals according to the direction in which the digital camera moves with reference to the output when the digital camera 1 is at rest.
- two angular velocity sensors are provided to detect two directions, ie, the yawing direction and the pitching direction.
- the outputted angular velocity signal is subjected to filter processing, amplifier processing and the like, converted into a digital signal by the AZD conversion parts 19x and 19y, and given to the microcomputer 3. Then, the microcomputer 3 sequentially performs filtering, integration processing, phase compensation, gain adjustment, clipping processing, and the like on the angular velocity signal to calculate a drive control amount of the lens unit L2 necessary for camera shake correction, and a control signal.
- Output as The control signal is output to the yawing drive control unit 14x and the pitching drive control unit 14y via the DZA conversion units 17x and 17y.
- the yawing drive control unit 14x and the pitching drive control unit 14y drive the correction lens group L2 by a predetermined drive amount based on the control signal. As a result, camera shake can be corrected and image quality deterioration can be reduced.
- FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view showing a configuration of the camera shake correction mechanism 20 included in the camera shake correction unit 16.
- the correction lens unit L 2 is fixed to the pitching movement frame 21.
- the pitching moving frame 21 is slidably held in the Y direction with respect to the first moving frame 22 via the two pitching shafts 23a and 23b.
- the coils 24x and 24y are fixed to the pitching movement frame 21.
- the jaw moving frame 22 is slidably held in the X direction with respect to the fixed frame 25 via the yawing shafts 26a and 26b.
- the magnet 27x and the yoke 28x are held by the fixed frame 25 and constitute an actuator 29x together with the coil 24x.
- the magnet 27 y and the yoke 28 y are held by the fixed frame 25 and constitute an actuator 29 y together with the coil 24 y.
- the element 30 is fixed to the pitching movement frame 21.
- the light receiving element 31 is fixed to the fixed frame 25 and receives the light projected from the light emitting element 30 to detect two-dimensional position coordinates.
- the light emitting element 30 and the light receiving element 31 constitute the position detection unit 15 described above.
- the digital camera 1 will be described in selectable shooting modes.
- the shooting mode for example, the shutter drive motor 42 is operated at intervals of 0.3 seconds to perform “continuous shooting mode” in which continuous shooting is performed twice or several times, or “sensitivity up & camera shake correction automatic selection” described later.
- the microcomputer 3 controls various control units in accordance with each shooting mode.
- FIG. 5 is a view showing a display example of the photographing mode selection screen displayed on the display unit 55.
- the photographing mode selection screen can be displayed on the display unit 55 by the photographer or the like operating the MENU setting operation unit 39 or the cross control key 38.
- the shooting mode includes “sensitivity up & camera shake correction automatic selection mode”, “sensitivity up mode”, “camera blur correction mode” and “mode off”, and the photographer etc.
- a desired shooting mode can be set by selecting the corresponding icon 90-93.
- FIG. 5 Although only a characteristic shooting mode selection icon is displayed and displayed in FIG. 5 according to the present embodiment, other photographing mode selection icons such as the “continuous shooting mode” described above are further displayed.
- other photographing mode selection icons such as the “continuous shooting mode” described above are further displayed.
- the shooting sensitivity is changed to a sensitivity higher than that of normal shooting (“sensitivity increase mode”). That is, the digital signal amplification unit 110 amplifies the image signal with a predetermined gain according to a command from the microphone computer 3. As a result, the exposure time can be shortened and shooting can be performed at a high shutter speed, so the influence of image blurring can be reduced.
- the camera shake correction function operates (“camera shake correction mode”). That is, the camera shake correction mechanism 20 reduces camera shake by driving the correction lens group L2 in two directions in a plane orthogonal to the optical axis according to a command from the microcomputer 3.
- the microcomputer 3 is automatically set to either “sensitivity up mode” or “camera shake correction mode” according to the moving speed of the subject. Switch.
- the shooting sensitivity is set to a high sensitivity.
- the subject moves at a slow speed that does not cause a subject blur.
- the camera shake correction function operates to reduce image blur caused by camera shake.
- FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the photographing process of the digital camera 1, which is executed by the microcomputer 3. This flow starts, for example, when the power switch 35 of the digital camera 1 is operated to the ON side.
- Step 1 when the photographer or the like operates the MENU setting operation unit 39 provided on the rear side of the housing la of the digital camera 1, a list of photographing modes is displayed on the display unit 55. If the photographer or the like selects the sensitivity up & camera shake correction automatic selection mode icon 90 among the displayed shooting mode selection icons, the process proceeds to Step 2.
- Step 2 recognizing that the photographer or the like operates the shutter operation unit 36, the microcomputer 3 shifts the processing to Step 3.
- the motion detection unit 100 detects the motion of the subject to be captured, by tracking the representative points of the captured image, and outputs a motion vector.
- photometry processing and distance measurement processing are performed simultaneously with the motion detection processing.
- the digital signal processing unit 8 calculates an exposure value based on the image signal output by the imaging sensor 4.
- the microcomputer 3 automatically sets an appropriate shutter speed and an ISO sensitivity which is a shooting sensitivity based on the calculated exposure value.
- the focus control unit performs focusing adjustment by moving the lens unit in the optical axis direction so that the contrast value of the image signal is peaked.
- the motion detection unit 100 detects the motion of the subject to be photographed, and outputs a motion vector.
- the microcomputer 3 calculates the motion speed Vh of the subject per unit time from the motion vector detected by the motion detection unit 100.
- the motion velocity Vh is determined.
- the digital camera 1 is set in advance with a predetermined value A, and the microcomputer 3 compares the movement speed Vh with the predetermined value A.
- the predetermined value A is a threshold value at which subject blurring occurs, and may be a value unique to the camera, or may be set arbitrarily by the photographer or the like.
- the shutter speed can be increased, so that by increasing the threshold value, the imaging sensitivity does not increase indiscriminately.
- the digital camera 1 is provided with a separate child shooting mode or a pet shooting mode, When etc. selects the mode, the threshold may be decreased to give priority to increasing the imaging sensitivity.
- the threshold may be reduced to give priority to the imaging sensitivity.
- the microcomputer 3 determines that the subject is moving at a speed at which subject blur occurs, and shifts the processing to Step 6. If the motion speed Vh is smaller than the value A, the microcomputer 3 determines that the subject blur does not occur, and shifts the processing to Ste 99.
- shoot with shutter speed and ISO sensitivity set in Step 3. For example, set the ISO sensitivity to 100 and shoot at a shirt speed of 1 Z 30 seconds.
- the microcomputer 3 switches the imaging mode to the “sensitivity up mode” in Step 6. That is, the digital signal gain setting unit 111 sets a gain so as to have an ISO sensitivity higher than that set in Step 3 in Steps 6 and after.
- Step 7 when it is recognized that the photographer etc. has operated the shutter operation unit fully, photographing processing is performed in Step 8. That is, an optical image of the subject is formed on the imaging sensor 4, and the imaging sensor 4 outputs an image signal.
- the digital signal amplification unit 110 The image signal output from the loop signal processing unit 8 is amplified by the gain set in Step 6. The amplified image signal is recorded in the image recording unit 12, and the photographing process is ended.
- the high sensitivity imaging sensitivity is set. As a result, the exposure time can be shortened, and fast shutter speed photography is possible, so that blurring of the subject can be prevented.
- Step 9 the microcomputer 3 switches the shooting mode to the “camera shake correction mode” and operates the camera shake correction unit 16 and the camera shake correction mechanism 20. .
- the camera shake correction unit 16 detects camera shake applied to the camera body by the angular velocity sensors 18x and 18y.
- the external circuit power is also supplied to the coils 24x and 24y of the pitching movement frame 21 according to a command from the microcomputer 3, and the pitching movement frame 21 and the correction lens group L2 are provided by the magnetic circuit formed by the actuators 27x and 27y. Move in two directions X and Y in a plane orthogonal to the optical axis AX. At this time, since the light receiving element 29 detects the position of the pitching movement frame 21, high-accuracy position detection is possible.
- Step 10 when the microcomputer 3 recognizes that the photographer or the like fully presses the shutter operation unit 36, the microcomputer 3 performs an imaging process in Step 11. That is, a subject image is formed on the imaging sensor 4, an image signal is output, and the output image signal is displayed on the display unit 55.
- the camera shake correction function operates without the photographing sensitivity being changed. This makes it possible to reduce camera shake and capture images of good image quality.
- the digital camera according to the present embodiment changes the shooting sensitivity to high sensitivity when the movement of the subject is fast, shortens the exposure time, and shoots at a high shutter speed. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the image quality deterioration due to the subject blurring. Further, the digital camera according to the present embodiment operates the camera shake correction function in a case where the movement of the subject is slow, so that image blur due to camera shake can be prevented and image quality deterioration can be reduced.
- the movement of the subject is fast, and in the case of Since the shooting sensitivity is changed to a high sensitivity, the photographer does not have to observe the movement of the subject to determine whether or not the subject blur occurs, which is highly convenient.
- the digital camera according to the present embodiment changes the shooting sensitivity to high sensitivity when the detected movement speed of the subject is larger than a predetermined value. As a result, although the subject does not generate subject blur and moves at speed, it does not cause the photographer to accidentally set the high sensitivity.
- the digital camera according to the present embodiment has been described only in the case where the photographing sensitivity is changed to a high sensitivity when the movement speed Vh of the subject is larger than a predetermined value A, this is the only limitation. I can not. Change the digital camera to a high sensitivity shooting sensitivity, and activate the camera shake correction function.
- the digital camera according to the present embodiment has substantially the same configuration as the digital camera according to the first embodiment, but differs in that the panning mode can be further selected as the shooting mode.
- panning is a method in which when shooting a fast moving subject, the direction of the camera is not moved in the moving direction and the shutter operation unit 36 is pressed to shoot. The subject is captured by shooting in the panning mode. Is stationary, and the background can be photographed as it flows.
- the same components as in Embodiment 1 are assigned the same reference numerals, and points different from Embodiment 1 will be mainly described.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing photographing processing of the digital camera according to the second embodiment. The process shown in FIG. 7 starts, for example, when the power switch 35 of the digital camera 1 is operated to the ON side.
- Step 21 when the photographer operates the MENU setting operation unit 39, a list of selectable imaging modes is displayed on the display unit 55.
- the shooting mode displayed in the present embodiment can be further selected as a follow shot mode.
- the shooting mode is set to the panning mode.
- the photographer half-presses the shutter operation unit 36 in Step 23 the photometric processing and the distance measurement processing are performed.
- the computer 3 instructs the camera shake correction unit 16 and the camera shake correction mechanism 20 to operate the camera shake correction function.
- the reason for operating the camera shake correction function is that an image blur due to camera shake is likely to occur because the shutter speed is set to a slow shutter speed to enable continuous shooting.
- the camera shake correction unit 16 does not operate the correction lens group L2 in the direction in which the digital camera moves so as not to erroneously recognize the movement of the camera body due to panning as camera shake.
- the camera shake correction mechanism 20 operates the correction lens unit in the vertical direction. Only work. That is, only the shake applied in the vertical direction is detected by the angular velocity sensor 18y which is the pitching direction, and the microcomputer 3 gives the camera shake correction mechanism 20 a command to cancel the detected shake.
- the external circuit force also supplies current to the coil 24y of the pitching moving frame 21
- the pitching moving frame 21 moves only in the Y direction orthogonal to the optical axis AX by the magnetic circuit formed by the actuator 27y.
- the correction lens unit L2 does not operate in the yawing direction by supplying a current to the actuator 27x without responding to the output of the angular velocity sensor 18x.
- the camera shake correction mechanism 20 moves the correction lens unit L2 only in the Y direction, it is possible to reduce image shake due to camera shake. In addition, the movement of the digital camera accompanying panning is not misjudged as camera shake.
- Step 25 when the photographer fully presses the shutter operation unit 36 (Step 25), the photographing process is performed, and an optical image of the subject is formed on the imaging sensor 4 and the image is formed. A signal is output (Step 26). Thus, the photographing process ends.
- the digital camera according to the present embodiment only a predetermined angular velocity sensor detects a blur when performing panning.
- the movement of the digital power camera accompanying the panning can not be erroneously determined as camera shake, so that it is possible to shoot with a background unique to the panning.
- image blurring due to camera shake can be reduced, an image of good image quality can be obtained.
- the panning mode is not limited to the force set before shooting.
- it is automatically determined from the output of the angular velocity sensor that May be
- the digital camera according to the present embodiment differs from the digital camera according to the first and second embodiments in that the imaging sensitivity is set according to the movement speed of the object having the same configuration.
- differences from Embodiments 1 and 2 will be mainly described.
- the motion detection unit 100 detects the movement of the subject and outputs a detected vector. Then, the microcomputer 3 also calculates the movement velocity Vh of the subject as well as the output detection vector force. Further, the microcomputer 3 calculates the shutter speed at which a subject blur does not occur from the movement speed Vh of the subject, and sets the shooting sensitivity at which the shutter speed can be used. For example, when shooting an object that moves slowly at walking speed in an outdoor environment, the sensitivity is set to 100 ISO sensitivity. When shooting a moving object at a running speed, ISO sensitivity 400 It is set to a reasonable sensitivity.
- the shooting sensitivity is set according to the movement of the subject, the photographer must perform complicated operations to set an appropriate shooting sensitivity. It is possible to capture an image of good image quality without subject blurring. In addition, since it is not necessary for the photographer to set the shooting sensitivity by himself, it is possible to provide a digital camera with a high degree of convenience without missing a photo opportunity.
- the camera shake correction function may be operated at the same time. By this, it is possible to reduce the deterioration of the image quality due to camera shake, and it is possible to obtain an image of better image quality.
- the camera shake correction function may be activated only when it has been set to a certain shooting sensitivity.
- the hardware configuration of the imaging device according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention is substantially the same as in FIGS. 1 to 3 and thus the description thereof is omitted.
- FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the photographing process of the digital camera 1 according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- the same step numbers are assigned to the steps performing the same processing as the flow shown in FIG. 6 and the description of the duplicate parts is omitted.
- Step 11 When the photographing process is performed in Step 11, a subject image is formed on the imaging sensor 4, an image signal is output, and the output image signal is displayed on the display unit 55 shown in FIG.
- Step 30 the image signal is recorded in the image recording unit 12, and the photographing process is ended.
- FIG. 9 is a view showing a display example in which a photographed image photographed in the “camera shake correction mode” is displayed on the display unit 55. As shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 9, the display unit 55 displays an ISO sensitivity which is a photographing sensitivity together with the photographed image.
- the camera shake correction function operates without the photographing sensitivity being changed. This makes it possible to reduce camera shake and capture images of good image quality.
- the digital signal gain setting unit 111 sets the gain so that the ISO sensitivity is higher than the ISO sensitivity set in Step 3.
- Step 7 when it is recognized that the photographer or the like has operated the shutter operation unit fully, continuous photographing processing is performed in Step 31 or less.
- performing continuous shooting processing is characterized in that multiple (every four in this case) continuous shooting is performed under different exposure conditions that are not meaningful in itself. Perform continuous shooting of 4 images per second by operating the shutter operation section 36 once. Furthermore, we will increase the shooting sensitivity every time we shoot. The reason for this is assuming that the motion speed Vh of the subject becomes faster during shooting. For example, the digital signal gain setting unit 111 sets the gain in such a manner that the photographing sensitivity is increased from the ISO sensitivity 200 equivalent.
- an optical image of the subject is formed on the imaging sensor 4, and the imaging sensor 4 outputs an image signal.
- the digital signal amplification unit 110 amplifies the image signal output from the digital signal processing unit 8 with a gain set at an ISO sensitivity of 200. At this time, the shutter speed is set to 1/60 seconds.
- the optical image of the subject is formed on the imaging sensor 4
- the imaging sensor 4 outputs an image signal.
- the digital signal amplification unit 110 amplifies the image signal output from the digital signal processing unit 8 with a gain set at an ISO sensitivity of 400 or so. At this time, the shutter speed is set to 1/125 seconds.
- an optical image of the subject is formed on the imaging sensor 4, and the imaging sensor 4 outputs an image signal.
- the digital signal amplification unit 110 amplifies the image signal output from the digital signal processing unit 8 with a gain set at an ISO sensitivity of 800 or so. At this time, the shutter speed is set to 1 Z 250 seconds.
- Step 34 an optical image of the subject is formed on the imaging sensor 4, and the imaging sensor 4 outputs an image signal.
- the digital signal amplification unit 110 amplifies the image signal output from the digital signal processing unit 8 with a gain set at an ISO sensitivity of approximately 1600.
- the shutter speed is set to 1 Z 500 seconds.
- the exposure time is set short so that the exposure value at that time is substantially the same.
- Step 35 the display unit 55 shown in FIG. It is displayed. Furthermore, in step 36, the image signal taken four times continuously is recorded in the image recording unit 12, and the photographing process is ended.
- FIG. 10 is a view showing a display example of displaying on the display unit 55 four photographed images continuously photographed after setting the “sensitivity up mode”. As shown in FIG. 10, the display unit 55 displays thumbnail images of a plurality of continuously captured images under different exposure conditions. Each thumbnail display shows thumbnail display numbers 14 and each ISO sensitivity.
- four images are continuously recorded for four continuously captured images under different exposure conditions, but the photographer or the like selects and stores an arbitrary image. It may be possible.
- the shooting mode is set to the “camera shake correction mode” before the “shutter half-press operation” of Step 2 described above.
- the shooting mode is set to "camera shake correction mode”
- camera shake correction is performed even when the shutter is pressed halfway. Since the camera shake correction is performed when detecting the movement of the subject, the movement detection can be performed in a state in which the influence of the camera shake is reduced, so that the accuracy of the movement detection can be enhanced.
- the shooting mode is the continuation of the "camera shake correction mode".
- the subject speed is calculated based on the detected movement of the optical image of the subject, and it is determined whether the subject speed is equal to or greater than a predetermined threshold A or not.
- the camera shake correction unit 16 is controlled to operate the camera shake correction.
- the gain of the digital signal gain setting unit 111 is increased. While increasing the ISO sensitivity, increasing the shutter speed and shortening the exposure time, shoot multiple images continuously under different exposure conditions with one shutter operation. By continuously shooting under multiple exposure conditions, even if the motion speed of the subject may change rapidly during shooting, any of multiple images captured continuously under multiple exposure conditions is a good image quality. Images are likely to be included.
- the subject speed is slower than a predetermined value, by operating the camera shake correction function, it is possible to take a good image without camera shake. As a result, the photographer can easily capture an image regardless of the movement of the subject.
- the shooting sensitivity is changed to a high sensitivity, the exposure time is shortened, and shooting is performed at a high shutter speed.
- the camera shake correction unit 16 is operated, so that it is possible to prevent image blurring due to camera shake and reduce image quality deterioration. Therefore, the photographer can easily capture an image regardless of the movement of the subject.
- the shooting sensitivity is automatically changed to a high sensitivity. Therefore, the photographer or the like observes the movement of the subject and determines whether or not the subject blur occurs. There is no need to judge and convenience is high.
- the imaging sensitivity is changed to high sensitivity. In this way, even though the subject moves at a speed that does not cause subject blurring, the photographer etc. can not set the shooting sensitivity to a high sensitivity by mistake.
- the photographer in the shutter full-press operation after changing to the “sensitivity up mode”, the photographer can perform continuous shooting under a plurality of exposure conditions by one shutter operation. Etc. can perform shooting under a plurality of exposure conditions at one time.
- the photographing sensitivity and the shutter speed for each photographing it is possible to cope with the case where the moving speed of the subject Vh power is increased during photographing. For example, even in situations such as when shooting a child, the movement speed of the subject suddenly changes at the moment when the shutter release button is fully pressed, etc., the shutter speed may be increased during continuous shooting.
- FIG. 11 is a view for explaining the relationship between the movement speed Vh of the subject and the photographing sensitivity S at the time of photographing.
- T1 is a half press operation
- T2 is a full press operation
- T3 is each timing of photographing.
- S1 to S4 are photographing sensitivity at the time of photographing
- A is a predetermined threshold. It is determined whether the subject speed Vh is greater than or equal to a predetermined threshold A. If the subject speed is smaller than the threshold A, the camera shake correction unit 16 is selected. If the subject speed Vh is more than the threshold A, the ISO sensitivity is increased. Up and shut up the shutter speed.
- motion vector detection of an object is started in conjunction with the “shutter half-press operation” (Step 4 in the flow of FIG. 8). Then, until immediately before the “shutter full-press operation” (Step 6 and Step 9 in the flow of FIG. 8), motion vector detection is performed every constant period, and the “shutter Let the subject speed at the time of the full-press action be the final subject speed Vh.
- Fig. 11 (1) shows that the subject is not moving, (2) is moving at a constant speed, (3) is that the subject is accelerating at a constant rate, and (4) is that the subject is moving. Assuming that the camera is decelerating at a constant rate, the relationship between the speed change of the subject at the time of shooting the first image and the shooting sensitivity is as follows.
- the shooting sensitivity is increased according to the subject speed Vh during the “shutter full-press operation”, and here, the shooting sensitivity S2 is set.
- the acceleration is calculated, and the sensitivity is calculated by predicting the speed increase only for the time lag time from the “shutter full-press operation” to the actual shooting time.
- the amount of decrease in speed is predicted and the sensitivity is set to the imaging sensitivity S4 (S4 ⁇ S2). Further, at this time, it is preferable to lower the shooting sensitivity and the shutter speed for each shooting, in addition to continuous shooting for the second and subsequent images.
- the number of continuous shootings described in the situation where four shots are taken per second may be any other number. For example, if you want to shoot continuously two images per second, make sure that you can shoot under the conditions shown in the first and third photos in the flow in Figure 8.
- the shutter operation unit is operated.
- the system may be capable of shooting only during the
- the present invention can be applied to any electronic device having an imaging device.
- the present invention can be applied not only to digital cameras and video cameras, but also to information processing apparatuses such as mobile phones with cameras, portable information terminals such as PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants), and personal computers equipped with imaging devices.
- information processing apparatuses such as mobile phones with cameras, portable information terminals such as PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants), and personal computers equipped with imaging devices.
- PDAs Personal Digital Assistants
- the imaging sensitivity is changed to a high sensitivity when the movement speed Vh of the subject is equal to or higher than the threshold A.
- the imaging sensitivity is changed to a high sensitivity. May be operated.
- the first shooting sensitivity is the same ISO sensitivity as the normal mode set in Step 3.
- the shooting sensitivity and shutter speed may be changed according to the change of the object speed Vh during the “shutter half-press operation”.
- an upper limit may be set in order to suppress deterioration of the photographing image quality.
- the ISO sensitivity is set to 200 and the shutter speed is set to 1Z60 seconds has been described, but the present invention is not limited thereto. If it is faster than the movement speed, you may shoot the first image with the ISO sensitivity further increased, and increase the ISO sensitivity for each image and shoot continuously.
- the configurations of the imaging optical system and the camera shake correction unit in each of the above embodiments are not limited to the above configurations.
- the camera shake correction unit may drive the imaging sensor in two directions orthogonal to the optical axis with respect to the imaging optical system.
- the camera shake correction unit may change the angle of the prism attached to the front surface of the lens barrel on the subject side, and some may drive the entire lens barrel and cause camera shake due to camera shake. If correction is possible, the configuration is not limited to these.
- an electronic camera shake such as changing the image cutout position in the imaging sensor for correction, or combining the same object into a single image after photographing a plurality of images at a short shutter speed. It is obvious that even the correction method is not limited.
- the motion speed of the subject is calculated using the motion vector, but the motion speed of the subject may be separately detected using an external sensor or the like.
- the exposure time of the image sensor may be controlled by operating the shutter.
- the exposure time of the image sensor may be controlled by an electronic shutter or the like.
- the digital camera according to the embodiment includes the imaging optical system
- the present invention is not limited to this. Yes.
- the present invention can also be applied to an imaging apparatus in which a lens barrel holding an imaging optical system and a camera body including an imaging sensor are separately combined and used like a single-lens reflex camera system.
- the present invention can be generally applied to a general system in which a lens barrel holding an imaging optical system and a camera body are separately prepared and used in combination by a photographer.
- imaging device is used in the present embodiment, this is for convenience of description, and it goes without saying that the imaging device, a digital camera, an imaging method, and the like may be used.
- each component constituting the digital camera for example, the type of imaging optical system, its driving unit and mounting method, etc., and further, the type of motion detecting unit, etc. are not limited to the embodiments described above.
- the imaging device described above is also realized by a program for causing the imaging control method of the imaging device to function.
- This program is stored in a computer readable recording medium.
- the imaging device and the lens barrel according to the present invention are suitable for digital still cameras and digital video cameras that require images of good image quality, mobile phones equipped with a camera unit, PDAs, and the like.
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