Showing papers by "Chong-Sam Chung published in 2016"
Patent•
01 Mar 2016TL;DR: In this article, an image capturing apparatus is provided, including a first camera module and a second camera module configured to capture an image of a same subject; and a controller configured to map a second image obtained from the second camera network to a first image obtained by the first camera network, and synthesize a third image of the subject using the first image and the mapped second image.
Abstract: An image capturing apparatus is provided, including: a first camera module and a second camera module configured to capture an image of a same subject; and a controller configured to map a second image obtained from the second camera module to a first image obtained from the first camera module, and to synthesize a third image of the subject using the first image and the mapped second image, wherein an image sensor included in the first camera module has a first pixel structure in which a pixel has a square shape, and an image sensor included in the second camera module has a second pixel structure that is different from the first pixel structure.
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Patent•
06 Jun 2016TL;DR: In this article, a photographing apparatus module is disclosed, and includes an image sensor module, a lens module shifted with respect to the image sensor in a first direction or a second direction that is perpendicular to an optical axis direction of incident light.
Abstract: A photographing apparatus module is disclosed, and includes: an image sensor module; a lens module shifted with respect to the image sensor module in a first direction or a second direction that is perpendicular to an optical axis direction of incident light; and an image stabilization module arranged in the image sensor module and applying a driving force to the lens module
2 citations
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12 Jan 2016TL;DR: In this paper, a viewfinder apparatus includes a window on which a reference mark is disposed; a photography unit (e.g., an eye imaging camera) configured to photograph eyes of a user via the window; and a controller configured to detect a location where the photography unit has been moved, based on a location of the reference mark included in a first image captured by the camera unit before the camera was moved and the location of a second image included in the camera's capture after the move.
Abstract: A viewfinder apparatus includes a window on which a reference mark is disposed; a photography unit (e.g., an eye imaging camera) configured to photograph eyes of a user via the window; and a controller configured to detect a location where the photography unit has been moved, based on a location of the reference mark included in a first image captured by the photography unit before the photography unit is moved and a location of a reference mark included in a second image captured by the photography unit after the photography unit is moved, wherein the controller tracks the eyes of the user by using the detected location.
1 citations
Patent•
15 Feb 2016
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present an image photographing apparatus consisting of a first photographing unit for performing the photographing by using a phase difference image sensor; a second camera disposed at one side of the first camera while being spaced apart therefrom; and an image processing unit for generating a three-dimensional image by using the first and second depth maps.
Abstract: Disclosed is an image photographing apparatus. According to an embodiment of the present invention, the image photographing apparatus comprises: a first photographing unit for performing the photographing by using a phase difference image sensor; a second photographing unit disposed at one side of the first photographing unit while being spaced apart therefrom; a control unit for generating a first depth map by using a first image photographed by the first photographing unit, and generating a second depth map by using a second image photographed by the second photographing unit; and an image processing unit for generating a three-dimensional image by using the first and second depth maps.