DE602006016108C5 - Optisches und digitales zoomen für eine abbildungseinrichtung - Google Patents

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DE602006016108C5
DE602006016108C5 DE602006016108.5A DE602006016108A DE602006016108C5 DE 602006016108 C5 DE602006016108 C5 DE 602006016108C5 DE 602006016108 A DE602006016108 A DE 602006016108A DE 602006016108 C5 DE602006016108 C5 DE 602006016108C5
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Method for digital imaging, wherein an image is formed through imaging optics onto a light sensitive image sensor in an imaging device, said imaging device being capable of both optical zooming and digital zooming, said method comprising- determining an amount of available illumination, determining a ratio between the optical zooming and the digital zooming based on said amount of available illumination,- performing the optical zooming and digital zooming according to said ratio, characterized in that- the optical zooming is only changed in quantized steps,- the amount of available illumination is categorized as one of low, bright and medium, and said ratio is determined such that-- under the low illumination, the digital zooming is performed in priority over optical zooming, wherein the optical zooming is used after a reasonable level of digital zooming is reached,-- under the medium illumination, the optical zooming is performed in combination with the digital zooming such that certain amount of optical zooming is performed, said certain amount being smaller than a maximum optical zooming, the rest of needed zoom amount is performed with the digital zooming, and-- under the bright illumination, the optical zooming is performed in priority over the digital zooming, wherein the optical zooming is performed until maximum optical zooming is reached after which the zooming is continued digitally.

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  1. Method for digital imaging, wherein an image is formed through imaging optics onto a light sensitive image sensor in an imaging device, said imaging device being capable of both optical zooming and digital zooming, said method comprising - determining an amount of available illumination, determining a ratio between the optical zooming and the digital zooming based on said amount of available illumination, - performing the optical zooming and digital zooming according to said ratio, characterized in that - the optical zooming is only changed in quantized steps, - the amount of available illumination is categorized as one of low, bright and medium, and said ratio is determined such that -- under the low illumination, the digital zooming is performed in priority over optical zooming, wherein the optical zooming is used after a reasonable level of digital zooming is reached, -- under the medium illumination, the optical zooming is performed in combination with the digital zooming such that certain amount of optical zooming is performed, said certain amount being smaller than a maximum optical zooming, the rest of needed zoom amount is performed with the digital zooming, and -- under the bright illumination, the optical zooming is performed in priority over the digital zooming, wherein the optical zooming is performed until maximum optical zooming is reached after which the zooming is continued digitally.
  2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the ratio is determined by comparing the determined amount of available illumination to predetermined illumination target values.
  3. The method according to claim 2, wherein the predetermined illumination target values define low, bright and medium illumination conditions.
  4. The method according to claim 2, wherein under low illumination the digital zooming is performed instead the optical zooming.
  5. The method according to claim 2, wherein under bright illumination the optical zooming is performed until maximum optical zooming is reached after which the zooming is continued digitally.
  6. The method according to claim 2, wherein under medium illumination the optical zooming is performed until a predetermined proportion of a maximum optical zooming is reached after which zooming is continued digitally.
  7. The method according to claim 1, wherein optical zooming is performed alternately with digital zooming.
  8. The method according to one of the claims 1 to 7, wherein digitally zooming is used first and, after this, said ratio between the optical zooming and the digital zooming is determined.
  9. Device for digital imaging comprising imaging optics and a light sensitive image sensor for which an image is formed through said imaging optics, said device being capable of both optical zooming and digital zooming further comprising - means for determining an amount of available illumination, said device being configured to determine a ratio between the optical zooming and the digital zooming based on said amount of available illumination, and to perform the optical zooming and the digital zooming according to said ratio, characterized in that the device is configured - so that the optical zooming can be only changed in quantized steps, - to categorize the amount of available illumination as one of low, bright and medium, and said ratio is determined such that -- under the low illumination, the digital zooming is performed in priority over optical zooming, wherein the optical zooming is used after a reasonable level of digital zooming is reached, -- under the medium illumination, the optical zooming is performed in combination with the digital zooming such that certain amount of optical zooming is performed, said certain amount being smaller than a maximum optical zooming, the rest of needed zoom amount is performed with the digital zooming, and -- under the bright illumination, the optical zooming is performed in priority over the digital zooming, wherein the optical zooming is performed until maximum optical zooming is reached after which the zooming is continued digitally.
  10. The device according to claim 9, configured to determine the ratio by comparing the determined amount of available illumination to predetermined illumination target values.
  11. The device according to claim 10, wherein the predetermined illumination target values define low, bright and medium lighting conditions.
  12. The device according to claim 11, that is, under low illumination, configured to perform digital zooming instead the optical zooming.
  13. The device according to claim 11, that is, under bright illumination, configured to perform the optical zooming until maximum optical zooming is reached after which the device is configured to continue the zooming digitally.
  14. The device according to claim 11, being, under medium illumination, configured to perform the optical zooming until a predetermined proportion of a maximum optical zooming is reached after which the device is configured to continue zooming digitally.
  15. The device according to claim 10, configured to perform optical zooming alternately with digital zooming.
  16. The device according to claim 9, further comprising data transfer connection capabilities.
  17. The device according to claim 9, where said certain amount of optical zooming is half the maximum of the optical zooming.
  18. The device according to claim 9, configured to determine said illumination and said ratio and to control said optical zooming and digital zooming in a remote controller.
  19. The device according to one of the claims 9 to 19, wherein digitally zooming is used first and, after this, said ratio between the optical zooming and the digital zooming is determined.
  20. Computer executable program for digital imaging wherein an image is formed through imaging optics onto a light sensitive image sensor in an imaging device, said imaging device being capable of both optical zooming and digital zooming, said program comprising code means adapted, when run on a computer, to carry out the steps of determining an amount of available illumination, and determining a ratio between the optical zooming and the digital zooming based on said amount of available illumination, and performing the optical zooming and the digital zooming according to said ratio characterized in that said program comprises code means adapted, when run on a computer, to - change the optical zooming only in quantized steps, - carry out categorizing the amount of available illumination as one of low, bright and medium, and determining said ratio such that -- under the low illumination, the digital zooming is performed in priority over optical zooming, wherein the optical zooming is used after a reasonable level of digital zooming is reached -- under the medium illumination, the optical zooming is performed in combination with the digital zooming such that certain amount of optical zooming is performed, said certain amount being smaller than a maximum optical zooming, and certain amount of digital zooming is performed, and -- under the bright illumination, the optical zooming is performed in priority over the digital zooming, wherein the optical zooming is performed until maximum optical zooming is reached after which the zooming is continued digitally.
  21. The computer executable program according claim 20, wherein said program comprises code means adapted, when run on a computer, to first use digitally zooming and, after this, to determine said ratio between the optical zooming and the digital zooming.
  22. The computer executable program according to claim 21 or 22, being arranged to be run in a controller.
  23. A medium carrying the computer executable program as defined by claim 21.
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