Jay Endsley

TL;DR: In this paper, a digital camera, which captures images and transfers the captured images to a host computer, includes an image sensor exposed to image light for capturing the images and generating image signals; an A/D converter for converting the image signals into digitized image data; a digital interface for transferring the digitised image data to the host computer; and means for controlling the image sensor in at least two different camera configurations, each configuration including configuration information defining a plurality of camera parameters.

TL;DR: In this paper, a system and method for accessing and viewing images transmitted from a remote location to a portable imaging device, wherein each of the transmitted images having associated geographic information is presented.

TL;DR: In this article, a method and digital camera for capturing images to be provided to a service provider is described, which includes a capture device for capturing digital images, a memory for storing the captured digital images; an interface to a communications device for transmitting the stored images to the network service provider during a specified time period; and a display for displaying digital files stored in the digital memory and displaying the at least one order status confirmation file on the display.

TL;DR: In this article, a digital camera is designed to capture images and transfer the captured images to a host computer, where the camera includes an image sensor exposed to image light for capturing the images and generating image signals; a timing generator, incorporating a line request control signal, for controlling the readout of lines of photosites from the image sensor; an A/D converter for converting the image signals into digital image data; a digital memory for storing at least one line of digital data; and a digital interface for providing the digital data read from the digital memory to the host computer.

TL;DR: In this paper, a pixel signal produced in response to light incident upon a photo-sensitive element is converted to a multiple-bit digital value representative of the pixel signal, and if the pixel signals exceeds a sampling threshold, the photosensitive element is reset.