Abstract:
A digital video camera that includes a photo sensor having a plurality of pixels, each pixel being arranged to obtain and output pixel data, a focusing device to set a focus of the digital video camera, a processing unit to process pixel data from a first subset of the pixels such that image frames of said video image stream are rendered based on pixel data in said first subset of pixels, and an array of micro lenses covering a second subset of the pixels, each of said micro lenses covering a number of pixels. The first subset of pixels is confined within an area and the second subset of pixels is arranged outside and adjacent to said first subset of pixels such that a frame of pixels of said second subset is formed around said first subset of pixels.
Abstract:
A method for suppressing chromatic aberration, especially blue or red fringing, in a digital image with multiple color channels is disclosed. The method comprises negatively correcting a first color channel by subtracting an overshoot component of the first color channel. The subtraction is subject to a lower threshold, which is dependent on a local value of at least one further color channel.
Abstract:
A method for stray light compensation is disclosed. The method comprising: acquiring a first image with a first imaging device covering a first field-of-view; acquiring a second image with a second imaging device covering a second field-of-view, wherein the second field-of-view is larger than the first field-of-view and wherein the first field-of-view is included in the second field-of-view; estimating stray light components in pixels of the first image from pixel data of pixels in the second image; and compensating for stray light in the first image by subtracting the estimated stray light components in pixels of the first image. Also, a system for stray light compensation is disclosed.