JP2007096574A - Image display device and program - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an image display device and program capable of executing working/editing for a displayed image and attached information on the way of display of a slide show. <P>SOLUTION: When receiving an image working/editing instruction during the display of the slide show (S1, S2), the image display device temporarily stops the slide show display (S5) and executes working/changing processing of work such as image rotation, image clipping, color tone correction, and image information display and of change such as rearrangement, deletion, image information change, BGM change, and image switching effect change (S6 to S10). After the working/editing processing, the image display device updates contents before the working/change processing on the basis of the contents of this working/editing processing and stores the resulting contents to a memory (S11), and when receiving a slide show resume instruction, the image display device uses the image after the working/editing processing to execute the slide show display (S12). <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an image display technique (so-called slide show display technique) for automatically reproducing and displaying stored images at regular intervals.

There is an image reproducing apparatus / digital camera that automatically reproduces an image selected in advance from a plurality of stored images in a predetermined order (see, for example, Patent Document 1). There is also an image processing apparatus / image processing method that automatically reproduces a portion of a still image and a moving image at predetermined reproduction times (see, for example, Patent Document 2).
According to the techniques disclosed in Patent Literature 1 and Patent Literature 2 described above, a plurality of images previously selected and stored as slide target images are sequentially read out at predetermined time intervals and displayed in a switching manner (so-called slide show). Can

JP 11-331739 A JP 2004-134944 A

  However, if it is better to change the display method of the images displayed during the slideshow display and the images that are sequentially switched (for example, the orientation of the images is different from the orientation of the previous and subsequent images, or the color tone is matched). There are cases where there is no such) In such a case, according to the above-described conventional technique, the image displayed in the slide show is the image content set for each image before the show is resumed, so the image display method cannot be changed during the slide show display. In order to change the display method, there is an inconvenience that the slide show display is stopped and each image stored as the slide show target is individually displayed and the setting is changed.

  SUMMARY An advantage of some aspects of the invention is that it provides an image display device and a program capable of processing / editing displayed images and additional information during a slide show display. .

In order to solve the above-described problem, according to the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided an image display device that sequentially displays a selected image group among a plurality of captured image groups recorded in a memory, A display stop instruction means for stopping the image while being displayed at an arbitrary timing, a processing / editing processing means for processing or editing the image when the image is stopped while being displayed by the display stop instruction means, A memory that associates an image processed or edited by the processing / editing processing unit with an image group to which the image belongs, and updates the recorded content of the image recorded in the memory to reflect the result of the processing or editing process An image display apparatus comprising: update means; and display restart instruction means for restarting display of the image group that has been stopped by the display stop instruction means To provide.
As a result, when a processing / editing instruction is given while a plurality of images are being displayed sequentially, the display of the image group is temporarily stopped, and the desired image is immediately processed / edited, and the processing / editing processing is performed. Since the result is reflected in the target image group and recorded in the memory, processing / editing can be performed while sequentially displaying the images without performing various kinds of processing before displaying the images.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, the image is a slide target image and is sequentially displayed in a preset time interval, display order, and display switching method. An image display device is provided.
As a result, when a processing / editing instruction is given at the time of slide show display, the slide show display is paused, the desired image is immediately processed / edited, and the result of the processing / edit processing is reflected in the slide show display target image group. Therefore, the image can be processed / edited while the slide show is displayed without performing various kinds of processing before the slide show is displayed as in the prior art.

Further, in the invention according to claim 3, the storage updating means replaces and records the image processed by the processing / editing processing means by replacing the corresponding image before the processing among the images recorded in the memory with the image. The image display apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising:
Thus, from the next time, it is possible to perform a slide show display of an image group including images that have been subjected to processing such as image rotation, deletion, color correction, and image information display.

In the invention described in claim 4, the storage update means includes means for reflecting the result of the editing process by updating the management information of the image edited by the processing / editing process means. An image display device according to claim 1 or 2 is provided.
As a result, when editing processing that changes the display order of images, such as rearrangement and deletion of images, is performed, instead of rearranging or deleting images stored in the memory, image management is performed. Since the information is updated, for example, the rearrangement or deletion of the association information (pointer or the like) of the image is performed, the update process can be performed easily and quickly. Also, no inconvenience occurs when the image belongs to an image group of another category.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, the storage updating means includes means for reflecting the result of the editing process by updating the additional information of the image edited by the processing / editing process means. An image display device according to claim 1 or 2 is provided.
Thereby, when additional information such as image information change or additional music such as BGM is changed, the additional information stored in the memory is changed for each image or each image group. The update process can be performed easily and quickly. Also, no inconvenience occurs when the image belongs to an image group of another category. Furthermore, information (image information, music information) added as the next image switching effect (transition) added to the target image by changing the image switching effect to the next image can be easily changed. .

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the image display according to the third aspect, the processing is any one of an image rotation process, a clipping process, a color tone adjustment process, and an image information display process. Providing the device.
As a result, when processing / editing instructions are given during slide show display, the slide show display is paused, and any of image rotation, cropping, color adjustment, or image information display can be immediately performed by simply selecting a processing method for a desired image. Such processing can be performed.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, the editing process is any one of an image rearrangement process, a deletion process, an image information change process, a BGM change process, and an image switching effect change process. An image display apparatus according to item 4, is provided.
Thus, when processing / editing instructions are given during slide show display, the slide show display is paused, and an image rearrangement, deletion, image information change, BGM change, or just by selecting an editing method for a desired image, or Any editing process for changing the image switching effect can be performed.

According to an eighth aspect of the present invention, the display restart instruction means includes means for restarting display of an image group to which the image belongs from the processed or edited image. An image display apparatus as described is provided.
Thereby, since the slide show can be displayed from the image processed / edited this time, the processed / edited result can be confirmed immediately.

In the invention according to claim 9, the display restart instruction means includes means for restarting the display of the image group to which the image belongs from the image immediately before the processed or edited image. An image display device according to claim 1 is provided.
As a result, a slide show can be displayed from the image immediately before the image processed / edited this time, so it is possible to check whether the processed / edited image has no sense of incongruity in the image group. And processing / editing instructions can be performed.

Further, in the invention described in claim 10, the display restart instruction means includes means for restarting the display of the image group to which the image belongs from the image immediately after the processed or edited image. An image display device according to claim 1 is provided.
As a result, a slide show can be displayed from the image immediately after the image processed / edited this time, so that the next image can be checked quickly.

In the invention according to claim 11, the image being reproduced and displayed can be displayed at an arbitrary timing on the computer of the image display device that sequentially displays the selected image group among the plurality of photographed image groups recorded in the memory. A function for detecting a display stop instruction to be stopped, a function for stopping an image while displaying the display stop instruction, and a function for processing or editing an image when the image is stopped while being displayed And a function of associating the processed or edited image with the image group to which the image belongs, and updating the image group so that the recorded contents of the image recorded in the memory reflect the result of the processed or edited process. A function for resuming display of the stopped image group and a program for executing the function are provided.
Thus, when the image display apparatus issues a processing / editing instruction while sequentially displaying a plurality of images, the display of the image group is temporarily stopped, and the desired image is immediately processed / edited. The result of the editing process can be reflected in the target image group and recorded in the memory. Therefore, it is possible to perform processing / editing while sequentially displaying images without performing various types of processing before displaying the images as in the prior art.

  According to the present invention, when a processing / editing instruction is given at the time of a slide show display, the slide show display is paused, a desired image is immediately processed / edited, and the group of images subjected to the processing / edit processing is displayed as a slide show display target. Since it is stored in place of the image group, the image can be processed / edited while displaying the slide show without performing various types of processing before the slide show is displayed as in the prior art.

  In the following description, “image data and the like” refers to still image data and its image information, or moving image data and its image information. In the case of moving image data, audio data is included. In the following description, it is assumed that image data to be received or input is still image data, JPEG (Joint Photograph Cording Experts Group) compression, and video data is MPEG (Motion Picture Experts Group) compression. Shall.

  FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a slide show display system according to an image display apparatus of the present invention, and reference numeral 1 denotes an image display apparatus. Reference numeral 2 denotes a remote control device (hereinafter referred to as a remote control device) capable of giving an instruction to the image display device 1 by a user operation, and reference numeral 100 denotes an external device such as a digital camera or a personal computer (hereinafter referred to as a personal computer). Reference numeral 150 denotes an image recording apparatus, a USB cable used when capturing an image from the external image recording apparatus 100, and reference numeral 200 denotes an external image display apparatus such as a television receiver. Reference numeral 250 denotes a connection cable to an external image display device such as a television cable, and the television signal received from the image display device 1 connected to the television receiver 200 and the connection image display device 1 is received by the television. Used to transmit to an external image display device such as device 200.

  The image display device 1 may be an image display terminal such as a digital camera, a mobile phone, or a personal computer. The image display device 1 itself is a device having an image display unit, and is used as an external image display device such as the television receiver 200. When connected, the external image display device displays a list display screen and a reproduced image. When connected to the external image display device, the image display device 1 itself has a list display screen and a reproduced image display. The image display device 1 may be a so-called image display device 1 configured to be controlled so as to be displayed on the image display unit. The image display device 1 itself controls the display of the reproduced image exclusively on the external image display device. May be a dedicated image display control device that does not include an image display unit.

  When the image display device 1 is an image display terminal that executes slide show display as one of applications, such as a digital camera, a mobile phone, or a personal computer, an external image display device such as the television receiver 200 in FIG. 2 is unnecessary.

  Further, in the case of the image display device 1 having a display unit for displaying the slide show display by itself, the image display device 1 is optional in FIG. 1 to connect an external image display device such as a television receiver. It is assumed that whether the slide show display is performed on the image display device 1 side or the external image display device can be switched by operating the remote controller 2 or the like.

  When the image display device 1 is a dedicated image display control device that does not have an image display unit, connection of an external image display device such as a television receiver is essential.

  The image display device 1 includes a large-capacity storage memory, records image data (image file) captured from the connected external image recording device 100, and automatically reproduces and displays the stored image at a predetermined interval (so-called). Slide show). Further, the desired image displayed in the slide show is processed / edited, the image group including the original image or the information related thereto is replaced with the image group to which the processed / edited image belongs or the information related thereto, and is stored. It is possible to perform a slide show display reflecting this processing / editing from the slide show display.

  If the image display device 1 is a device that displays a slide show by connecting to an external image display device such as the television receiver 200 such as an electronic album device or a dedicated image display control device, the image display device 1 is connected to the external image display device. A list display screen is generated and sent to the external display device together with a reduced image (for example, a thumbnail image) to be displayed on the screen. In addition, the image selected on the list display screen is taken out from the storage memory and played, enlarged and output so as to match the screen size of the external image display device, and displayed as a slide show. At this time, the desired image displayed in the slide show is processed / edited, and the image group including the original image or the information related thereto is replaced with the image group to which the processed / edited image belongs or the information related thereto, and stored. It is possible to perform a slide show display reflecting this processing / editing from the next slide show display.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an embodiment of an electronic circuit configuration of a main part of the image display device 1 shown in FIG. In FIG. 2, the image display device 1 reads an image stored in a recording medium such as an image processing unit 10, an image receiving unit 11 that receives image data transmitted from the external image recording device 100, and an optical disk or a memory card. Image input unit 12, DMA controller 13, DRAM interface (I / F) 14, DRAM 15, storage memory 16, control unit 17, JPEG circuit 18, VRAM 19, VRAM controller 20, VRAM 19, digital video encoder 21, display unit 22, an analog video signal output unit 23, a digital video signal output unit 24, a remote control signal reception unit 25, an MPEG circuit 26, an audio output unit 27, and a key input unit 30. When the image display device 1 is a digital camera or a camera-equipped mobile phone, an image capturing unit that captures a subject and generates image data may be provided instead of the image input unit 12.

  Note that in FIG. 2, the function indicated by the broken line frame may not be necessary depending on the connected external device. For example, when the image display apparatus 1 is an image control apparatus that can be connected only to an external image display apparatus such as a television receiver that displays analog video, the digital video encoder 21 and the display unit 22 are unnecessary. In the case of an image control apparatus that can be connected only to an external image display apparatus (for example, a digital television) that exclusively displays digital video, the analog video signal output unit 23 is not necessary. Similarly, when the display unit 22 is provided, the analog video signal output unit 23 and the digital video signal output unit 24 are not essential, and when the key input unit 30 is provided, the remote control signal receiving unit 25 is not essential. . Further, when the image display device 1 is configured as a still image display dedicated device, the MPEG circuit 26 is unnecessary.

  The image processing unit 10 performs processing such as image rotation, clipping, enlargement / reduction, and color correction under the control of the control unit 17. The image processing unit 10 can be configured by a program.

  The image receiving unit 11 includes a USB interface, receives and decodes a signal such as image data transmitted from the external image recording apparatus 100 such as a digital camera, a mobile phone, or a personal computer via the USB cable 150 (FIG. 1). The data is stored in the DRAM 15 via the DRAM controller 13.

  The image input unit 12 includes a reading device (for example, an optical disk reading device or a memory card reader) that reads data such as image data (compressed image data) recorded on a recording medium. Data or the like is stored in the DRAM 15 via the DRAM controller 13.

  The DRAM controller 13 DMA-transfers the image data (compressed image data) captured by the image receiving unit 11 or the image input unit 12 to the DRAM 15 used as a buffer memory via the DRAM interface (I / F) 14.

  The DRAM 15 is used as a temporary storage area or a work area, and is a temporary storage area for image data (compressed image data) captured by the image receiving unit 11 or the image input unit 12, sorting (rearrangement) of image management records, and compression. It is used as a working area for image data expansion processing, reduced image generation processing such as thumbnail images, and image processing / editing.

  The storage memory 16 includes an optical disk, a flash memory, or other known large-capacity removable memory, and records image data captured from the image receiving unit 11 or the image input unit 12. A configuration example of the recording area of the storage memory 16 is shown in FIG.

  The control unit 17 is responsible for the overall control operation of the image display apparatus 1 and is used for processing / editing contents corresponding to a CPU or MPU (hereinafter referred to as CPU) and a signal received from the key input unit 10 as will be described later. It consists of a program storage memory such as a flash memory in which operation programs executed by the CPU are fixedly stored, including a determination operation and an image reproduction operation when displaying a slide show of image data, and a RAM used as a work memory. ing. Also, a plurality of types of list display screens generated in advance according to the screen size of the display unit of the external image display device such as the television receiver 200 connected to the image display device 1 in the program storage memory instead of the storage memory 16 Format data, constants such as the number of displayable lines and the number of lines of each list display screen, and the like may be stored.

  The control unit 17 also extracts a program and menu data corresponding to each mode stored in a program storage memory such as a flash memory in response to a signal received from the key input unit 30 (or the remote control device 2). Execution control of other functions of the image display device 1, such as reception and reading of image data, processing / editing of images, storage of processed / edited images, playback of images recorded in the storage memory 16, display of slideshows, etc. Execution control, display control of function selection menu when function is selected, and the like are performed.

  The JPEG circuit 18 reproduces image data (compressed image data of still image data) that has been subjected to data compression by processing such as ADCT (Adaptive Discrete Cosine Transform) and Huffman coding that is an entropy coding method. In the display mode, decompression is performed in exactly the reverse procedure of the data compression procedure.

  The VRAM controller 20 develops and stores the image data expanded by the JPEG circuit 18 in the VRAM 19 and then periodically reads out the image data from the VRAM 19 and outputs the image data via the digital video signal output unit 24. 21 to generate a video signal and output it to the display unit 22. The same applies to the case of outputting to an external image display device that displays digital video. In the case of an external image display device that displays an analog video, these image data are output to the external image display device via the analog video signal output unit 23.

  The digital video encoder 21 periodically reads out the image data expanded and stored in the VRAM 19 from the VRAM 19 via the VRAM controller 20, and generates and displays a digital video signal (video signal) based on these data. To the unit 22.

  The display unit 22 has a liquid crystal monitor screen, and performs display based on the video signal from the digital video encoder 21, so that images and data based on the image information captured from the VRAM controller 20 at that time are displayed. Displays a format screen, text messages, icons, etc. on the LCD monitor screen.

  The analog video signal output unit 23 includes a terminal unit for connecting a signal input / output cable such as a television cable, and converts the image data from the VRAM controller 20 into an analog video signal and outputs the analog video signal to an external image display device that displays analog video. To do.

  The digital video signal output unit 24 includes a terminal unit for connecting a cable such as a television cable, and outputs the digital video signal from the digital video encoder 21 to an external image display device that displays digital video.

  When receiving the remote control signal from the remote control device 2 (FIG. 1), the remote control signal receiving unit 25 converts the received signal into a predetermined code corresponding to the signal and sends it to the control unit 17.

  The MPEG circuit 26 decompresses image data (compressed data of moving image data) that has been subjected to data compression in a procedure that is completely opposite to the data compression procedure during moving image reproduction.

  The audio output unit 27 restores audio data recorded in the storage memory 16 in association with a video in the case of the video display mode, and outputs it to the outside. The voice output unit 27 can also be used for outputting voice guidance messages such as operation guides.

  The key input unit 30 includes input keys 30-1 to 30-14 as shown in FIG. 3 to be described later. When any of these is pressed, a status signal associated with the pressed key is sent to the control unit 17. To do. It is assumed that remote control device 2 also has input keys similar to keys 30-1 to 30-14.

   FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an embodiment of the key input unit. The key input unit 30 includes a still image reproduction button 30-1, a moving image reproduction button 30-2, a cursor key 30-3, a confirmation key 30-4, a scroll. Button 30-5, image display device designation buttons 30-6, 30-7, image processing / editing instruction button 30-8, character input button 30-9, power button 30-10, end button 30-11, volume adjustment button 30-12, a return button 30-13, a record button 30-14, and the like. Each time the user presses any of the above keys or buttons of the key input unit 30, a signal corresponding to the instruction is sent to the control unit 17. Sent out.

  In FIG. 3, when the still image playback button 30-1 is pressed, the key input unit 30 sends a start signal and a mode designation signal for the image display device 11, and the image display device 11 enters the still image display mode after the start and slide show. The user is prompted to select a plurality of representative still images within a target period within a designated period to be displayed. When the moving image playback button 30-2 is pressed, an activation signal and a mode designation signal of the image display device 11 are sent, and the image display device 11 enters a moving image display mode after activation, and within a target period within a designated period for slide show display. Prompts the user to select a plurality of representative moving images.

  The cursor key 30-3 is configured to be capable of an upward movement operation, a downward movement operation, a leftward movement operation, and a leftward movement operation. The user operates the cursor key 30-3 to move the cursor up, down, left, and right. Images can be selected, and icons and menus can be selected and specified. Further, when the user presses the image processing / editing instruction button 30-8 and further presses the rotation instruction button, the left operation (left arrow “←” operation) of the cursor key 30-3 is used to perform the left rotation instruction, and the right operation. (Right arrow “→” operation) can be used to instruct a right rotation.

  The confirmation key 30-4 is a key for confirming images, icons, menus, input characters, etc. selected and designated by operating the cursor key 30-4. When the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed, a confirmation (confirmation) signal is sent. It is sent to the control unit 17.

  The scroll button 30-5 is an operation key for scrolling the screen back and forth or left and right, and is provided with four buttons for scrolling forward and backward and left and right (four triangular buttons indicating front and rear and right and left in the example of FIG. 3). It has been. The user can scroll the list display screen forward / backward or left / right by operating the scroll button 30-5.

  The image display device designation buttons 30-6 and 30-7 are keys for designating an image display device for displaying a list display screen or a reproduced image. In the example shown in FIG. , Button 30-7 is associated with the display unit 22 of the image album apparatus 1. The button 30-8 is a key for stopping the slide show display during display and enabling image processing / editing. The user stops the image using the button 30-8, and processes / edits or deletes the image. Etc. can be performed.

  The character input button 30-9 includes ten numeric / character keys “0” to “9”, and can be used for the user to input necessary information.

  The character input button 30-9 functions as a processing / editing content instruction button when the image processing / editing instruction button 30-8 is pressed. That is, among the ten buttons of the character input buttons 30-9, the button indicated by the number “1” is an image rotation instruction button, the button indicated by the number “2” is an image cropping instruction button, The button indicated by the number “3” is an image color tone correction instruction button, the button indicated by the number “4” is an image information display instruction button, and the button indicated by the number “5” is an image rearrangement. An instruction button, a button indicated by a number “6” is an image deletion instruction button, a button indicated by a number “7” is an image display information change button, and a button indicated by a number “8” is BGM. Change instruction buttons, buttons indicated by the numeral “9” are buttons for changing the switching effect of the image, and buttons indicated by the numeral “10” are buttons for restarting the slide show display after image processing / editing. It shall be.

  The power button 30-10 is a key for turning on / off the key input unit 30. When the end button 30-11 is pressed, an end instruction signal is sent to the image display device 11 and various modes of the image display device 11. Terminate execution. The volume adjustment button 30-12 is a key for adjusting the sound volume when outputting sound in the moving image reproduction display mode or sound such as narration or BGM in the still image reproduction display mode.

  The return button 30-13 is a retroactive display operation key used when returning images one frame at a time so that a desired image is displayed when the slide show display is stopped. A record button 30-14 is a key operated when receiving image data from the external image recording apparatus 100 or reading image data recorded on a recording medium such as a memory card. When pressed, a recording instruction signal is sent from the key input unit 30 to the control unit 17, and the control unit 17 shifts to the recording mode, performs the above-described image data capturing process, and records the captured image data in the storage memory 16. .

  FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an embodiment of a storage area allocated to the storage memory. The storage area of the storage memory 16 includes an image management record recording area 161 for recording a plurality of image management records, an image file (still image file). (Or a moving image file), an audio file recorded in association with the moving image file when a moving image file is recorded in the image file recording area, and a music data file such as BGM. An audio file recording area 163 for recording images, an image information recording area 164 for recording shooting information such as shooting date and image recording size of each image, shooting information such as an aperture, and other image information, and screen format data and constants for list display. A region 165 to be processed.

  The image management record recorded in the image management record recording area 161 is created and recorded for each image group to be displayed as a slide show. The head address of the image data (image file) corresponding to the representative image is recorded at the head of each image management record (not shown), and the head address of the image data corresponding to each image belonging to the image group in the order in which the slide show is displayed subsequently. Is recorded.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an outline of the operation of the image display apparatus 1 during slide show display. This flowchart is for explaining a program for causing the computer of the image display apparatus 1 to realize the slide show display function of the present invention. . The processing shown below will be basically explained by an example in which the control unit 17 executes in accordance with a program stored in advance in a program storage memory such as a flash memory, but it is not necessary to store all functions in the program storage memory. Accordingly, a part or all of the information may be received via a network. Hereinafter, description will be made based on FIGS. 1 to 5 and FIGS. 7 to 10. The image display device 1 is assumed to have at least a slide shoe display mode for performing a slide shoe display.
In the description of FIG. 5, a slide show display of still images will be described as an example, but the present invention can be similarly applied to moving images. In the following description, it is assumed that the image display apparatus 1 is turned on, the slide show display mode is selected, and the still image playback button 30-1 is pressed.

  When the still image playback button 30-1 is pressed, the still image display mode is set, the activation signal and the mode designation signal for the image display device 11 are sent from the key input unit 30, and the image display device 1 is set to the still image display mode to display the slide show. A list of thumbnail images representing the still image group to be displayed is displayed to prompt selection, and a representative image is displayed by operating the cursor key 30-4 (hereinafter referred to as "cursor operation") based on a signal from the key input unit 30. If the user designates a representative image by operating the cursor key 30-4 (hereinafter referred to as “cursor operation”), the process proceeds to step S2 (step S1).

  The control unit 17 automatically reproduces an image group represented by the designated image from a plurality of images recorded in the image file recording area 162 of the storage memory 16 in the designated order, and passes through the VRAM controller 20. Are sent to the VRAM 19 and displayed on the display unit 22 (slide show display) at predetermined time intervals via the VRAM controller 20 and the digital video encoder 21 (step S2).

  Next, the control unit 17 checks whether or not the processing / editing instruction button 30-8 has been pressed based on a signal from the key input unit 30, and if the processing / editing instruction button 30-8 has been pressed, step S5 is performed. If not, the process proceeds to step S4 (step S3).

  The control unit 17 checks whether or not the slide show display of the designated image group is finished. If the slide display process is finished, the slide show display mode is finished. If not, the control unit 17 returns to step S2 to return to the designated image group slide show. The display is continued (step S4).

  When the processing / editing instruction button 30-8 is pressed, the slide show display is stopped, the image displayed on the display unit 22 at that time is displayed as it is (step S5), and the signal from the key input unit 30 is displayed. If the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed, the process proceeds to step S10 as an image to be processed / edited, and if not, the process proceeds to step S7 ( Step S6).

  Since the user can return the image by one frame by pressing the return button 30-13, the control unit 17 checks whether the return button 30-13 has been pressed based on a signal from the key input unit 30. If the return button 30-13 is pressed, the process proceeds to step S8, and if not, the process proceeds to step S9 (step S7).

  When the return button 30-13 is pressed, the image data one frame before the displayed image is retrieved from the storage memory 16 and reproduced, sent to the VRAM 19 via the VRAM controller 20, and the VRAM controller 20 and digital video encoder The data is displayed on the display unit 22 via 21 (step S8).

  The control unit 17 checks whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed based on a signal from the key input unit 30, and when the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed, the image is set as an image to be processed / edited. It progresses to step S10, and when that is not right, it returns to step S7 (step S9).

  When the image to be processed / edited is determined in step S6 or step S9, the control unit 17 executes the image processing / editing process shown in FIG. 6 or FIG. 11 (step S10).

When the image processing / editing process is finished, for the image (or image group) processed such as image rotation, deletion, tone correction, and image information display, the image is processed / recorded in the storage memory 16. The image is replaced and recorded before the editing process (or an image group (an image group represented by the image specified in step S1)).
In the case of editing processing related to the display order of images such as rearrangement and deletion, among the image management records recorded in the image management record recording area 161, the image group to which the image to be processed / edited belongs. Rewrite the image management record.
Further, when the image additional information is changed such as image information change, BGM change, or image switching effect change to the next image, the processing / recording in the additional information recording area 164 with the image additional information is performed. The change part of the additional information of the image to be edited or the image group to which the image belongs is rewritten (step S11).

  Based on the signal from the key input unit 30, the control unit 17 checks whether or not the slideshow display restart instruction button (in the embodiment, the button 4 corresponding to the character “0” of the character input key 30-10 has been pressed, If the slide show display restart instruction button has been pressed, the process returns to step S2, and if not, the slide show display mode is terminated (step S12).

  When the slide show display restart instruction button is pressed in step S12, the display of the image group to which the image belongs is restarted from the image processed or edited in step S10, and the process returns to step S2. Good. In this way, since the slide show can be displayed from the currently processed / edited image, the processed / edited result can be immediately confirmed.

  Further, in the invention according to claim 9, wherein when the slide show display restart instruction button is pressed in step S12, the display restart instruction means is processed or edited in step S10. The display of the image group to which the image belongs may be resumed from the immediately preceding image, and the process may return to step S2. In this way, since a slide show can be displayed from the image immediately before the image processed / edited this time, it is possible to check whether the processed / edited image is uncomfortable in the image group. The display can be stopped and processing / editing instructions can be given.

  If the slide show display restart instruction button is pressed in step S12, the display of the image group to which the image belongs is restarted from the image immediately after the image processed or edited in step S10. You may make it return to step S2. In this way, since the slide show can be displayed from the image immediately after the currently processed / edited image, the next image can be checked quickly.

  Further, a button may be provided on the key input unit 30 for designating an image to be displayed again when the slide show display restart instruction button is pressed in step S12. Further, the ride show display restart instruction button itself may function as a ride show display restart instruction button.

  When the processing / editing instruction is given at the timing when the desired image is displayed during the slide show display by the operation shown in the flowchart of FIG. 5, the slide show display is stopped and the desired image is immediately processed / edited. Since the processed image group and the like can be stored in place of the slide show display target image group, the processed / edited image is edited after the next slide show display of the image group. Will be displayed in this order. Therefore, it is not necessary to perform various kinds of processing before the slide show is displayed as in the prior art. In other words, images can be processed / edited while displaying a slide show.

  FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an embodiment of the image processing / editing processing operation, and is a flowchart showing details of the processing / editing processing in step S10 of the flowchart shown in FIG. FIG. 6 shows an example of processing operations such as image rotation, cropping, color correction, and display of image information. Hereinafter, a description will be given based on FIGS.

  When the image to be processed / edited is determined in step S6 or step S9 in the flowchart of FIG. 5, the control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to determine whether an image rotation instruction has been given (character input button 30-9). Whether or not the button “1” is pressed). If there is a rotation instruction, the process proceeds to step S10-2, and if not, the process proceeds to step S10-7 (step S10-1).

  When there is an image rotation instruction, the control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 and when the cursor key 30-3 is operated to the left (when the “←” portion is pressed), the control unit 17 receives the left rotation instruction. If the right operation is performed (when the “→” part is pressed), it is determined that a right rotation instruction has been given, and the process proceeds to S10-4 (step S10-2). ).

  When there is a left rotation instruction, the control unit 17 sends a rotation instruction signal to the image processing unit 10 so that the image data of the displayed image is rotated to the left according to the number of times (or time) of pressing the cursor key 30-3. The coordinate is converted to step S10-5 (step S10-3), and if there is a right rotation instruction, the coordinate is changed to rotate right according to the number of times the cursor key 30-3 is pressed (or time). Go to step 5 (step S10-3).

  The control unit 17 sends an enlargement / reduction instruction signal to the image processing unit 10 to cause the image data coordinate-converted in step S10-3 to be enlarged / reduced to a size suitable for the screen size of the display unit 22, and then the VRAM controller 20. To the VRAM 19 and display a still image on the display unit 22 as shown in FIGS. 7B and 7C (step S10-5).

  The control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to check whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed. If the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed, the process proceeds to step S11 in FIG. Returns to step S10-2. An explanatory diagram of image rotation is shown in FIG. 7 ((step S10-6).

  The control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to determine whether or not there is an image cropping instruction (whether or not the button “2” of the character input button 30-9 has been pressed), and when there is a cropping instruction. Proceeds to step S10-8, otherwise proceeds to step S10-15 (step S10-7).

  When there is an image cropping instruction, the control unit 17 displays a cropping frame (cutout guide) 81 as shown in FIG. 8A (step S10-8).

  Since the user can designate the movement destination of the cutout frame 81 by the cursor operation, the control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 and sends a cutout frame movement instruction signal to the image processing unit 10, and the position designated by the cursor operation. The coordinates are converted so that the cutout frame 81 is moved to be superimposed on the image displayed on the display unit 22 (step S10-9).

  Since the user can designate enlargement / reduction of the cutout frame 81 by the cursor operation, the control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 and sends an enlargement / reduction instruction signal to the image processing unit 10 and is designated by the cursor operation. The coordinates are converted so that the cutout frame 81 is enlarged / reduced in size, and the enlarged / reduced cutout frame 82 (FIG. 8B) is superimposed on the image displayed on the display unit 22 (step 10). -10).

  Further, the control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to check whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed. If the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed, it is assumed that the cut-out portion has been confirmed. It progresses to S10-12, and when that is not right, it returns to step S10-9 (step S10-11).

  The control unit 17 sends a cutout instruction signal to the image processing unit 10 to cut out the image data corresponding to the portion surrounded by the cutout frame 82 (step S10-12), and the cutout image as shown in FIG. 8C. The data is enlarged / reduced to a size suitable for the screen size of the display unit 22 and sent to the VRAM 19 via the VRAM controller 20 to display a table still image on the display unit 22 as shown in FIG. 7C (step S10). -13).

  Next, the control unit 17 checks whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed based on a signal from the key input unit 30, and if the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed, the process proceeds to step S11 in FIG. Otherwise, the process returns to step S10-9. An explanatory diagram of image clipping is shown in FIG. 8 (step S10-14).

  The control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to check whether or not there is a color tone correction instruction (whether or not the button “3” of the character input button 30-9 is pressed). Proceeds to step S10-16, otherwise proceeds to step S10-7 (step S10-15).

  When there is a color tone correction instruction, the user can perform a color tone adjustment instruction by a cursor operation (up / down / left / right operation of the cursor key 30-3), so the control unit 17 examines a signal from the key input unit 30 and responds to the cursor operation. 9 is sent to the image processing unit 10, and the color tone of the image data corresponding to the displayed image is corrected as shown in the example of FIG. 9B, sent to the VRAM 19 via the VRAM controller 20, and displayed. The still image is displayed on the unit 22 (step S10-16).

  Next, the control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to determine whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed. If the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed, the process proceeds to step S11 in FIG. Otherwise, the process returns to step S10-16. An explanatory diagram of color tone correction is shown in FIG. 9 (step S10-17).

  The control unit 17 examines the signal from the key input unit 30 to determine whether or not there is an image information display instruction (whether or not the button “4” of the character input button 30-9 is pressed), and there is an image information display instruction. If YES in step S10-19, the flow advances to step S10-19. Otherwise, the flow advances to step S10-21 (FIG. 11) (step S10-18).

  When there is an image information display instruction, the control unit 17 takes out the image information of the image recorded in the image information recording area 164 of the storage memory 16 and sends it to the VRAM 19 via the VRAM controller 20, as shown in FIG. As shown, the image is superimposed on the image displayed on the display unit 22 (step S10-19).

  The control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to determine whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed. If the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed, the process proceeds to step S10-20-2; In this case, the process returns to step S10-19 (step S10-20-1).

  The control unit 17 deletes the superimposed image information and returns to step S10-1. An explanatory diagram of the image information display is shown in FIG. 10 (step S10-20-2).

  FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram of image rotation based on image processing / editing processing. FIG. 7A shows an example of an image (horizontal image) taken in a horizontal direction, and FIG. 7B shows a left by cursor operation. An example of an image that is rotated to the left in step S10-3 in the flowchart of FIG. 6 according to the rotation instruction and reduced to the screen size as a vertical image in step S10-5 is shown. FIG. 7C shows an example of an image that is rotated to the right in step S10-4 in the flowchart of FIG. 6 in response to a right rotation instruction and is reduced to a screen size and displayed as a vertical image.

  FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram of image cropping based on image processing / editing processing. FIG. 8A shows an example of a cropping frame 81 displayed on the cropping target image after the slide show display is temporarily stopped by the processing / editing instruction. Indicates. The cutout frame 81 can be reduced / enlarged, rotated, and moved by an instruction by a cursor operation. FIG. 8B shows an example of the enlarged cutout frame 82, and FIG. 8C shows an example of the image enlarged to the screen size after the cutout.

  FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of image color tone correction based on image processing / editing processing. FIG. 9A shows an example of an image having a poor color tone, such as being greenish due to a light source or the like, and FIG. ) Shows an example of an image whose color tone has been corrected to an optimum level. In the color tone correction process, color tone processing such as a sepia color image or a monochrome image can be performed.

  FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of the superimposed display of image information based on the image processing / editing process. FIG. 10A is an example of a slide show image stopped by the processing / editing instruction, and FIG. 10B is an image information display instruction. Shows an example of the image information superimposed and displayed on the image. The user can turn on / off the image information display by operating the image information display instruction key of the key input unit 30 such as the remote control device 2 (see steps S10-19 to S10-20-2 in FIG. 6). .

  FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing an embodiment of the image processing / editing processing operation, and is a flowchart showing details of the processing / editing processing in step S10 of the flowchart shown in FIG. FIG. 11 shows processing operations such as image rearrangement, deletion, image information change display, BGM change, and image switching effect change as an example. Hereinafter, description will be made based on FIGS. 1 to 5 and FIGS.

  When the image to be processed / edited is determined in step S6 or step S9 in the flowchart of FIG. 5, the control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to determine whether or not there is an image rearrangement instruction (character input button 30- Whether or not the button “5” in FIG. 9 is pressed) is checked. If there is a rearrangement instruction, the process proceeds to step S10-22, and if not, the process proceeds to step S10-29 (step S10-21).

  When there is an image rearrangement instruction, the control unit 17 checks whether or not the displayed image is a rearrangement target image. If the rearrangement target image, the process proceeds to step S10-25; otherwise, step S10- is performed. It progresses to 23 (step S10-22).

  Since the user can scroll the paused image back and forth by operating the scroll button 30-5, the control unit 17 examines a signal from the key input unit 30 and displays the image according to the operation of the scroll key 30-5. Scroll back and forth to display (step S10-23).

  Since the user presses the confirmation key 30-4 when the scrolled image is the image to be rearranged, the control unit 17 examines a signal from the key input unit 30 to determine whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed. If the confirmation key is pressed, it is determined that an image to be rearranged is designated, and the process proceeds to step S10-25. Otherwise, the process returns to step S10-23 (step S10-24).

  Since the user operates the scroll button 30-5 to further scroll the image back and forth in order to select the rearrangement destination (insertion destination) of the image 121 (FIG. 12A) designated in step S10-24, The control unit 17 examines the signal from the key input unit 30 and scrolls the image back and forth according to the operation of the scroll key 30-5 to display the image (step S10-25).

  When the scroll-displayed image is the image immediately after the insertion destination (for example, the image 125 (FIG. 12A)), the user presses the confirmation key 30-4. The signal is checked to determine whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 has been pressed. If the confirmation key has been pressed, it is assumed that the rearrangement destination (insertion destination) of the images 121 to be rearranged is designated in step S10-27. If not, return to Step S10-25 (Step S10-26).

  When the insertion destination of the image to be rearranged is designated, the control unit 17 extracts the image management record of this image group from the image management records recorded in the image management record recording area 161, and the image 121 to be rearranged. Is stored in the RAM, and in the image management record, the start address of the image 121 to be rearranged is replaced with the start address of the next image 122. The operation of replacing the head address of the subsequent image is repeated up to the previous image 124 of the designated image insertion destination (FIG. 12B), and the position where the previous image of the image insertion destination was recorded The image is rearranged by writing (overwriting) the start address of the image 121 to be rearranged held in the RAM (step S1). -27).

  The control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to check whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed. If the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed, the process proceeds to step S11 in FIG. Returns to step S10-22. An explanatory diagram of image rearrangement is shown in FIG. 12 (step S10-28).

  The control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to determine whether or not there is an instruction to delete the image (whether or not the button “6” of the character input button 30-9 has been pressed). Proceeds to step S10-30, otherwise proceeds to step S10-35 (step S10-29).

  When there is an image deletion instruction, the control unit 17 displays a message (not shown) prompting whether the displayed image is a deletion target image to prompt the user to confirm, and the user is displayed at the time of pause. Since the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed when the image being deleted is an image to be deleted, the control unit 17 checks whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 has been pressed based on the signal from the key input unit 30, and the confirmation key 30- When 4 is pushed, it progresses to step S10-31, and when that is not right, it progresses to step S10-32 (step S10-30).

  The control unit 17 deletes the head address of the deletion target image recorded in the image management record of the image group to which the image belongs, and repeats the operation of writing and replacing the head address of the image adjacent to the vacant part (Step S10- 31).

  The control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to determine whether the confirmation key 30-4 has been pressed or whether the deletion instruction key has been pressed. If the confirmation key has been pressed, the image has been deleted. As shown in FIG. 5, if the delete instruction key is pressed, it is determined that there is still an image to be deleted, and the process advances to step S10-33 (step S10-32).

  Since the user operates the scroll button 30-5 to scroll the image further back and forth in order to designate the image to be deleted, the control unit 17 examines a signal from the key input unit 30 and operates the scroll key 30-5. In response, the image is scrolled forward and backward to be displayed (step S10-33).

  When the scrolled image is the image to be deleted, the user presses the confirmation key 30-4, so the control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to determine whether the confirmation key 30-4 has been pressed. If the confirmation key is pressed, the process returns to step S10-31, and if not, the process returns to step S10-33. An explanatory diagram of image deletion is shown in FIG. 13 (step S10-34).

  The control unit 17 examines the signal from the key input unit 30 to determine whether or not there is an image information change instruction (whether or not the button “7” of the character input button 30-9 is pressed), and there is an image information change instruction. If so, the process proceeds to step S10-36; otherwise, the process proceeds to step S10-39 (step S10-35).

  When there is an image information change display instruction, the control unit 17 displays a message for prompting a change input together with image information that can be changed among the image information superimposed on the stopped image (FIG. 14A) (FIG. 14). When the information input by the user is displayed (step S10-36), the corresponding portion of the image information recording area 164 (FIG. 4) is rewritten (step S10-37).

  The control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to check whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed. If the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed, the process proceeds to step S11 in FIG. Returns to step S10-36. An explanatory diagram of the image information change display is shown in FIG. 14 ((step S10-38).

  The control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to check whether or not there is a BGM change instruction (whether or not the button “8” of the character input button 30-9 is pressed), and when there is a BGM change instruction Proceeds to step S10-40, otherwise proceeds to step S10-42 (step S10-39).

  The control unit 17 takes out a music file in which another BGM is recorded from the audio file storage area 163 of the storage memory 16 and performs an expansion process, and then gives the music data to the audio output unit 27 to reproduce the BGM. As shown in the example of b), a new BGM is reproduced and output from the audio output unit 27 (step S10-40).

  The control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to check whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed. If the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed, the process proceeds to step S11 in FIG. Returns to step S10-40. An explanatory diagram of BGM change is shown in FIG. 15 (step S10-41).

  The control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to check whether there is an instruction to change the switching effect to the next image (whether the button “9” of the character input button 30-9 has been pressed) and moves to the next image. If there is an instruction to change the switching effect, the process proceeds to step S10-43, and if not, the process returns to step S10-1 in FIG. 6 (step S10-42).

  Since the user can designate a switching effect to the next image by operating the cursor, the control unit 17 examines a signal from the key input unit 30, acquires information indicating the designated switching effect (step S10-43), and performs image processing. A control signal corresponding to information indicating the switching effect designated by the unit 10 is sent to change the switching effect and display an image as shown in FIGS. 15 and 16 (step S10-44).

  The control unit 17 checks the signal from the key input unit 30 to check whether or not the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed. If the confirmation key 30-4 is pressed, the process proceeds to step S11 in FIG. Returns to step S10-43. An explanatory view of changing the image switching effect is shown in FIGS. 16 and 17 (step S10-45).

  In step S10-26 of FIG. 11, the insertion destination of the rearrangement target image in the rearrangement procedure is set to an image immediately after the insertion destination (for example, the image 125 (FIG. 12A)). The previous image (for example, image 124) may be used.

  12A and 12B are explanatory diagrams of image rearrangement based on image processing / editing processing. FIG. 12A shows a slide show display image before rearrangement, and FIG. 12B shows a slide show display image after rearrangement. Indicates. In this example, the image 121 displayed at the top in FIG. 12A is inserted between the image 125 and the image 126 as shown in FIG. The images are displayed so as to be sequentially shifted forward.

  FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram of image deletion based on image processing / editing processing. FIG. 13A shows a slide show display image before deletion, and FIG. 13B shows a slide show display image after deletion. In this example, the image 133 that was displayed third in FIG. 13A from the front is deleted as shown in FIG. 13B.

  FIG. 14 is an explanatory diagram of image information change based on image processing / editing processing. FIG. 14A shows an image information display image before image information change, and FIG. 14B shows an image information change display. An image information display image is shown. Image information that can be changed is superimposed on the upper part of the image in FIG. 14B, and an input IF (input interface) such as a soft keyboard is displayed on the lower part.

  15A and 15B are explanatory diagrams of BGM change based on image processing / editing processing. FIG. 15A conceptually shows a state before the BGM change, and FIG. 14B conceptually shows a state after the BGM change. It is shown in.

  FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram of an embodiment of the image switching effect change based on the image processing / editing process. The state of the switching effect in which images are slid sequentially from the left side and displayed is shown in FIGS. 16 (a) to 16 (c). ).

  FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram of an embodiment of the image switching effect change based on the image processing / editing processing. FIG. 17A shows the switching effect transitioning from the mosaic to the slide according to the key operation during the slide show display. To FIG. 17 (c).

  Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments as they are, and can be embodied by modifying the constituent elements without departing from the gist of the present invention. In addition, various inventions can be formed by appropriately combining a plurality of components disclosed in the embodiment. For example, some components may be deleted from all the components shown in the embodiment. Further, the present invention can be applied not only to a still image slide show display but also to a moving image display.

  In addition, the method described in the above embodiment can be applied to various apparatuses by writing in a recording medium such as a flash memory, a hard disk, or a removable memory card as a program that can be executed by a computer. It is also possible to transmit itself through a transmission medium such as a network and apply it to each device. The computer of various apparatuses reads the program recorded on the recording medium or the program provided via the transmission medium, and the operation is controlled by this program, thereby executing each process and realizing the present technique.

It is explanatory drawing of a slide show display system. It is a figure which shows one Example of the electronic circuit structure of the principal part of an image display apparatus. It is a figure which shows one Example of a key input part. It is a figure which shows one Example of the storage area allocated to a preservation | save memory. It is a flowchart which shows the operation | movement outline | summary of the image display apparatus at the time of a slide show display. 6 is a flowchart illustrating an example of an image processing / editing operation. It is explanatory drawing of the image rotation based on an image process / edit process. It is explanatory drawing of the image clipping based on an image process / edit process. It is explanatory drawing of the color tone correction | amendment of an image based on an image process / edit process. It is explanatory drawing of the superimposition display of the image information based on an image process / edit process. 6 is a flowchart illustrating an example of an image processing / editing operation. It is explanatory drawing of the rearrangement of the image based on an image process / edit process. It is explanatory drawing of the image deletion based on the process / edit process of an image. It is explanatory drawing of the image information change based on an image process / edit process. It is explanatory drawing of BGM change based on the process / edit process of an image. It is explanatory drawing of one Example of the image switching effect change based on an image process / edit process. It is explanatory drawing of one Example of the image switching effect change based on an image process / edit process.

Explanation of symbols

1 Image display device 10 Image processing unit (processing / editing processing means)
16 Storage memory 17 Control unit (display stop instruction means, processing / edit processing means, storage update means)
22 Display unit 30 Key input unit (display stop instruction means, image restart instruction means)
30-8 Processing / editing instruction means (display stop instruction means)
30-9 Character input key (image restart instruction means)
100 External image recording device (external device)
200 TV receiver (external device)

Claims (11)

An image display device that sequentially displays a selected image group among a plurality of captured image groups recorded in a memory,
A display stop instruction means for stopping the image being reproduced and displayed at an arbitrary timing;
Processing / editing processing means for processing or editing an image when the image is stopped while being displayed by the display stop instruction means;
The image processed or edited by the processing / editing processing unit is associated with the image group to which the image belongs, and the recorded content of the image recorded in the memory is reflected on the result of the processing or editing process. Memory update means for updating;
Display restart instruction means for restarting the display of the image group stopped by the display stop instruction means;
An image display device comprising:   The image display device according to claim 1, wherein the image is a slide target image, and is sequentially displayed in a preset time interval, display order, and display switching method.   The storage updating means includes means for replacing and recording the image processed by the processing / editing processing means by replacing the corresponding image before processing among the images recorded in the memory with the image. The image display device according to claim 1 or 2.   The memory update means comprises means for reflecting the result of editing processing by updating management information of the image edited by the processing / editing processing means. 2. The image display device according to 2.   The memory update means comprises means for reflecting the result of editing processing by updating additional information of the image edited by the processing / editing processing means. 2. The image display device according to 2.   The image display apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the processing process is any one of an image rotation process, a clipping process, a color tone adjustment process, and an image information display process.   The image display apparatus according to claim 4, wherein the editing process is any one of an image rearrangement process, a deletion process, an image information change process, a BGM change process, and an image switching effect change process.   The image display apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the display restart instruction unit includes a unit that restarts display of an image group to which the image belongs from the processed or edited image.   3. The display restart instruction means includes means for restarting display of an image group to which the image belongs from an image immediately before the processed or edited image. Image display device.   The display restart instruction means includes means for restarting display of an image group to which the image belongs from an image immediately after the processed or edited image. Image display device.   A function of detecting a display stop instruction for stopping an image being reproduced and displayed at an arbitrary timing on a computer of an image display device that sequentially displays a selected image group among a plurality of captured image groups recorded in a memory; A function of stopping an image while it is displayed when a display stop instruction is detected, a function of performing an image processing or editing process when the image is stopped while being displayed, and an image subjected to the processing or editing process A function of updating the image group so that the recorded contents of the image recorded in the memory reflect the result of the processing or editing process, and the image group that has been stopped A program for executing a function for resuming display of a group and a function.

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