WO1996001026A1 - Camera video numerique et etage de conversion de format de cadre - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a digital video camera device having an aspect ratio conversion function and a digital image signal ascending device.
- the present invention relates to an aspect ratio converter for converting a first aspect ratio from a first aspect ratio to a second aspect ratio.
- Background technology In recent years, standard television systems such as the NTSC system and PAL system, which handle images with an aspect ratio of 4: 3, have been replaced by the EDTV (Extended Definition Television) system.
- EDTV Extended Definition Television
- the present applicant converts a digital image signal having a 16: 9 wide aspect ratio into a 4: 3 aspect ratio.
- an aspect ratio conversion circuit that converts the digital video signal into a standard digital video signal, the video can be adapted to both the standard television system and the television system with the widest aspect ratio.
- a camera device has been proposed.
- 16 A digital image signal with a wide aspect ratio of 9 is converted to a digital image signal with an aspect ratio of 4: 3 by expanding the time axis by 4/3 times in the H cycle.
- the digital image signal with a 4: 3 aspect ratio was converted from a digital image signal with a 16: 9 wide aspect ratio by 4Z 3 times time-base expansion processing.
- an object of the present invention is to differ from the first aspect ratio from an analog imaging signal having a first aspect ratio obtained by an imaging unit.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a digital video camera device capable of generating and outputting an output digital image signal of a first sample rate having a second aspect ratio.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a digital video camera device having a function of performing an aspect ratio conversion of a color image. Further, another object of the present invention is to provide a digital video camera having a function of performing an aspect ratio conversion on three primary color signals obtained by an imaging means employing a spatial pixel shifting method. Equipment.
- an object of the present invention to provide an aspect ratio converter capable of performing the above. Further, an object of the present invention is to provide a first sample rate showing an image of a second aspect ratio from an input digital image signal of a first sample rate showing an image of a first aspect ratio. It is an object of the present invention to provide an aspect ratio converter capable of generating an output digital image signal of the aspect ratio.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a three-primary-color digital image signal obtained by digitizing three primary-color signals obtained by an imaging means employing a spatial pixel shifting method with a first sampling rate. It is an object of the present invention to provide an aspect ratio conversion device capable of performing a ratio conversion.
- Yet another object of the present invention is to provide an aspect ratio conversion with a single clock.
- a digital video camera device includes: an imaging unit that outputs an analog imaging signal; and an input of a first data rate having a first aspect ratio to the analog imaging signal.
- Analog Z digital conversion means for converting the input digital image signal into a digital image signal; and the first digital signal having a second aspect ratio different from the first aspect ratio.
- an aspect ratio converting means for converting the output digital image signal into a turret output digital image signal.
- the imaging means includes a first analog imaging signal of a first sampling rate equal to the first data rate by a spatial pixel shifting method; And outputting the first analog imaging signal and the second analog imaging signal of the first sampling level having different spatial sampling positions.
- the analog-to-digital conversion means converts the first analog imaging signal into a first input digital image signal of a first data rate having a first spatial sampling phase.
- the phase difference of the second analog imaging signal with respect to the first spatial sampling phase is the position of the spatial sampling position of the first analog imaging signal with respect to the second analog imaging signal.
- a first data rate having a second spatial sampling phase corresponding to the difference is converted to a second input digital image signal.
- the above aspect ratio conversion means Converting the first input digital image signal into a first output digital image signal having a second aspect ratio at the first data rate having a third spatial sampling phase;
- the phase difference between the second input digital image signal and the third spatial sampling wavelength is the spatial sampling position of the first analog imaging signal with respect to the second analog imaging signal.
- a first output rate having the fourth spatial sampling phase corresponding to the difference is converted to a second output digital image signal having a second aspect ratio.
- the digital video camera device is characterized in that a spatial sampling phase difference between the first analog imaging signal and the second analog imaging signal is 7 °.
- a digital video camera device is characterized in that a spatial sampling phase difference between the first output digital image signal and the second output digital image signal is 7 °.
- the digital video camera device is characterized by further comprising a selecting means for selectively outputting the input digital image signal and the output digital image signal.
- the digital video camera device is a signal processing device for performing signal processing on a digital image signal selected by the selection means at a clock rate associated with the first data rate. It is characterized in that means are further provided.
- the digital video camera device is characterized in that the signal processing means performs signal processing at a clock rate that is an integral multiple of the first data rate. .
- the digital video camera device is characterized in that: The aspect ratio is 16: 9, the second aspect ratio is 4: 3, and the aspect ratio conversion means performs time axis conversion on the input digital image signal.
- a time axis converting means for forming a digital image signal of a second data rate different from the first data rate having the second aspect ratio, and the time axis;
- n is a positive integer and 4n times oversampling and 13n times downsampling are practically performed. It is characterized by having rate conversion means.
- the digital video camera device includes three systems of the imaging unit, the analog / digital conversion unit, and the aspect ratio conversion unit for each of the red, blue, and green color signals.
- the feature is to convert the aspect ratio.
- the aspect ratio converting means may convert the input digital image signal into a first clock rate equal to the first data rate. With the first clock rate signal being decimated to be a second clock rate substantially different from the first clock rate.
- Storage means for reading out and outputting a digital image signal of a second data rate substantially equal to the second clock rate; and outputting the second image signal outputted from the storage means.
- Data conversion means for converting the digital image signal of the first data rate into the output digital image signal of the first data rate.
- An aspect ratio converter converts an input digital image signal of a first data rate having a first aspect ratio to the first aspect ratio.
- the first data set having a different second aspect ratio.
- Aspect ratio converting means for converting the digital image signal into a second image data signal having a second data rate different from the rate, and a data rate for the digital image signal supplied from the aspect ratio converting means.
- Data rate conversion means for generating an output digital image signal of the first data rate having the second aspect ratio by performing the data conversion.
- the aspect ratio conversion device is configured such that the input digital image signal has a first spatial sampling phase, and the first digital signal has a first spatial sampling phase. And the first input digital image signal and the second input digital image signal of the first delay rate having a second spatial sampling phase different in spatial sampling position from the first input digital image signal.
- the aspect ratio conversion means converts the first input digital image signal to the second aspect ratio with the first data rate having a third spatial sampling phase. And converting the second input digital image signal into a first output digital image signal having a phase difference with respect to the third spatial sampling phase.
- the second input digit of the signal A second output digital image signal having the second aspect ratio at the first data rate having a fourth spatial sampling phase corresponding to the difference in the spatial sampling position with respect to the total image signal. It is characterized by conversion.
- the aspect ratio conversion device is characterized in that a spatial sampling phase difference between the first input digital image signal and the second input digital image signal is 7 °. I do.
- the aspect ratio conversion device provides the aspect ratio conversion device, A spatial sampling phase difference between the digital image signal and the second output digital image signal is 7 °.
- the aspect ratio conversion device may be arranged such that the first aspect ratio is 16: 9, the second aspect ratio is 4: 3, Time-ratio conversion means for performing time-axis conversion on the input digital image signal, thereby forming a digital image signal of the second data rate having the second aspect ratio. Means, and the digital image signal supplied from the time axis conversion means is substantially converted into 4 n times over sampling and 1 3 n times down sampling with n being a positive integer. It is characterized by having a data rate conversion means for performing data rate conversion.
- the aspect ratio conversion device is provided with three systems of the above-described aspect ratio conversion means for each of the red, blue and blue color signals, and performs the conversion of the aspect ratio for each signal of each color. It is characterized by
- FIG. 1 is a block circuit diagram showing a configuration of a digital video camera device to which an aspect ratio conversion device according to the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing the operation in the frequency domain of the aspect ratio conversion device in the digital video camera device using a signal spectrum.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram schematically showing the operation of the aspect ratio conversion device in the digital video camera device in the time domain using a data string. It is.
- FIG. 4 is a block circuit diagram showing a basic configuration of an aspect ratio converter according to the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram schematically showing a state of cutting out an image frame in the aspect ratio converter.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram schematically showing the cutting of the image frame in the above aspect ratio conversion apparatus.
- FIG. 7 is a block circuit diagram showing a specific configuration of an aspect ratio conversion device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a diagram schematically showing the operation timing of the aspect ratio converter shown in FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram showing the output contents at each timing of each register of the sampling rate conversion unit in the above-described aspect ratio conversion device that operates in the operation timing shown in FIG. FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a block circuit diagram showing another configuration of the aspect ratio conversion device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a block circuit diagram showing another specific configuration of the aspect ratio conversion device according to the present invention.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram schematically showing another operation timing of the aspect ratio conversion device shown in FIG. 11 described above.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram showing the output contents at each timing of each register of the sampling rate conversion unit in the above-described aspect ratio conversion device which operates in the operation timing shown in FIG. 12 above.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram showing the output contents at each timing of each register of the sampling rate conversion unit in the above-described aspect ratio conversion device which operates in the operation timing shown in FIG. 12 above.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of a filter coefficient of the aspect ratio conversion device in the digital video camera device.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing another example of the filter coefficient of the aspect ratio conversion device in the digital video camera device.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram schematically showing another operation timing of the aspect ratio conversion device according to the present invention.
- the digital video camera device according to the present invention is configured, for example, as shown in FIG.
- the digital video camera device shown in Fig. 1 is composed of three CCD image sensors 1R, 1G, and IB that capture three primary color images of the subject image, each with a 16: 9 aspect ratio.
- the image signals R (fsi), G (fsi), and B ( fsl ) of each color read by the transfer clock at the rate are analog signal processing units 2R , 2G, 2 and through the B, it is supplied to the AZ D converter 3 R, 3 G, 3 B , the respective color image pickup signals R (fs!), G ( f s.), B (f s!) the upper Symbol each a / D converter 3 R, 3 G, 3 and summer as digitized by the first San pre Ngukur
- the imaging unit 1 adopts a spatial pixel shifting method, and only a spatial sampling period rs of pixels is 1 to 2 relative to a CCD image sensor 1G for capturing a green image.
- a CCD image sensor 1G for capturing a green image For red image capturing and blue image
- Each of the CCD image sensors 1R and 1B for imaging is shifted horizontally.
- FIG. 2 (A) The signal spectrum of the green imaging signal G (fs,) obtained by spatially sampling the subject image by the above-mentioned CCD image sensor 1G is shown in FIG. 2 (A).
- the signal spectra of the red imaging signal R (fs,) and the blue imaging signal R (fs,) obtained by spatially sampling the subject image using R and 1B are shown in Fig. 2 (B).
- the spatial sampling phase differs from R (f,) and the blue imaging signal R (f) by 7 °.
- phase of the clock for signal processing on the green imaging signal G (f) and the phase of the clock for the red imaging signal R (f and the blue imaging signal R (fsi) are the same.
- the color image signals R ( fsl ) and G (colors) obtained by the CCD image sensors 1R, 1G, and 1B are used.
- gain adjustment black balance
- various such white balance various such white balance and Shading correction
- the AZD converters 3 R, 3 G, and 3 B sample the analog color imaging signals R (fs, G (fs,), and B ( fsl ), respectively. And performs equal correct fsi, single preparative synchronization with the A / D conversion processing to the drive click b Uz click having a predetermined phase, single-Bok, the above f sl rate Bok of each color imaging signals R (f sl) , G (fs,) and B ( fsl ) are digitized at the rate fsl .
- digital image signals R (fsi), G (fs,), and B (fs.) Of each color digitized by the AZD converters 3R, 3G, and 3B are generated.
- the defect correction processing unit 4 is supplied, and the defect correction processing unit 4 performs the defect correction processing on the defective pixels of each of the CCD image sensors 1R, 1G, and 1B.
- (f S 1), G ( fsi), B (f sl) is adapted to be supplied to the ⁇ -spectrum ratio converting device 1 0 0 according to the present invention.
- the above-mentioned aspect ratio converter 100 has a time axis converter 10R, 10G, 10B and a data rate converter 20R, 20G, 20B, respectively. Equipped with three systems of output if switches 30 R, 30 G, and 30 B, if 7 conversion units 100 R, 100 G, and 100 B.
- Each of the time axis conversion units 10 R, 10 G, and 10 B is composed of FIF 0 memory, and each color digital image signal R that has been subjected to defect correction processing by the defect correction processing unit 4.
- (fs 1 ), G (fs,), and B (fsi) are written to each FIFO memory by the sampling clock of the first sampling rate fst, and the first clock frequency f S i By thinning out one of four write clocks, the second sample rate (ie, (34) fs), using the clock set to the rate, !
- Digital image signals R (f S 2 ), G (f S 2) and B (f S2 ) are generated.
- the data rate converters 20 R, 20 G, and 20 B each output a filter coefficient f S! It consists of a plate converter composed of a FIR filter in front of the register, which performs a filtering process by sequentially switching the color filters in each color.
- the processes substantially shown in (E) to (I) of FIG. 2 are performed. That is, R (6 fs,), G (6 f si) of each color imaging data of the second aspect ratio having each signal spectrum as shown in (F) and (G) of FIG. ), B (6 fsi), and then down-sampling to 16, whereby each color digital image signal R ( fsl ), G (fs. ), B (f sl ).
- the red digital image signal R (6 fs.) And the blue digital image signal B (6 fsi) for the green digital image signal G (6 fsi) are By performing downsampling on 16 at a phase shifted from each other by 7 °, that is, a phase corresponding to the spatial pixel shift, each signal spectrum as shown in (H) and (I) in Fig. 2 is obtained.
- a digital image signal R (fsi), G (fs.), B (fsi) of each color having a second aspect ratio having a spectrum is generated.
- the data rate conversion units 20 R, 20 G, and 20 B use the second aspect ratios obtained by the time axis conversion units 10 R, 10 G, and 10 B, respectively.
- the data rate conversion units 20 R, 20 G, and 20 B use the second aspect ratios obtained by the time axis conversion units 10 R, 10 G, and 10 B, respectively.
- the rate conversion operation is oversampled by 8 times for each input sample sequence of (3Z4) fs rate shown by reference. Is performed, an 8 ⁇ over sample row of the 6 fs! Rate indicated by the X is generated, and data is taken out every 6 data from this 8 ⁇ over 1 sample row.
- an output sample sequence of fs rate is generated as shown by the triangle.
- the output sample sequence of fs- In each data rate conversion operation in the data rate conversion sections 20 R, 20 G, and 20 B, the output sample sequence of fs-. Therefore, the oversampling and downsampling need not be performed on all the data as they are, since the computation of data other than the output sample sequence is useless.
- the three data rate converters 20 R, 20 G, and 20 B in the three systems described above have substantially the same phase corresponding to the spatial pixel shift.
- the three primary color signals obtained by the imaging unit 1 employing the spatial pixel shift method are each converted into a first data fs!
- the aspect ratio converter 100 is provided with a first data rate selected by the output selection switches 30 R, 30 G, and 30 B that are switched by a user's specification.
- R, 1 0 0 G, 1 0 0 B first de each color digital image signal Isseki first Asupeku ratio at rate f sl from R (f sl), G ( fs,), B (f sl) or the first data rate fs in the second respective color Asupeku Bok ratio digital image signal R (f sl), G ( f S 1), this outputting a B (f sl) Can be.
- Each of the three aspect ratio conversion units 100 R, 100 G, and 100 B outputs the first aspect ratio or the second aspect ratio of each color data output from the first aspect ratio.
- di Yuru image signals R (fs,), G ( f S 1), B (fs!) the first to the even de Isseki rate Bok f each color digital image signals S 1 R (fs!), G (fs iota), because it is B (f sl), it is possible with this to perform rather Do with this changing disconnect the click b brute rate at later stage, the digital signal processing.
- the digital signal processing unit 5 includes a delay memory 51, a preprocessor 52, an encoder 53, and the like.
- the delay memory 51 is composed of two channels of delay memory.
- the above-mentioned green digital image signal G (fs,) and red digital image signal R (fs) have 0H (horizontal period), respectively. 1 H, 2 each green digital image signal giving a delay amount of H G 0 H, G 1 H , G 2 H and the red digital image signal R AH, R, H, above the R 2H flop Ripurose Uz Sa 5 Feed to 2.
- the preprocessor 52 operates the clock of the f sl rate as a mass clock, and outputs the digital image signals R ( fsl ), G (fs 1), B ( fsi), nonlinear processing such as image enhancement processing, pedestal addition, gamma, knee, etc., and linear matrix processing are performed. Furthermore, a well-known high resolution corresponding to the spatial pixel shifting method in the imaging unit 1 described above.
- Et al is, the encoder 5 3, each digital image signal VF- Y (f sl), DTL - 0 (fs 1), DTL - E (f sl) from the digital image signal VBS for high resolution ⁇ two evening ( 2 fs,) even when generation and the color Sade Isseki R- Y (f S 1), B- YCB (fs,) from the color signal C (fs: generating a / 2, f S 1 Z 2 ) I do.
- the signal is analogized by the D / A conversion unit 6 and converted into analog component signals Y, R—Y / U, B—YZV via the pass-through filter 7 Is output.
- the luminance data Y (fs,) generated by the pre-processor 52 and the color signal C (fs 1/2, f sl Z 2) generated by the encoder 53 are rate-coded.
- damper Isseki 7 by Ri f S 2 rate of the digital image signal Y (f S 2) + are converted into C (f 52/2, f S2 / 2), is supplied to the digital VTR (not shown).
- the digital image signal VBS (2 fsi) generated by the encoder 53 is supplied to a high-resolution monitor (not shown) via a single-pass filter 9.
- the aspect ratio conversion device includes a cascaded time axis conversion unit 10 and a data rate conversion unit 20. Become.
- This aspect ratio converter uses the time axis converters 10 R, 10 G, 10 B and the data converters 20 R, 20 G, 20 B shown in FIG. Are provided corresponding to the image signals.
- the aspect ratio conversion device shown in FIG. 4 converts the digital image signal Videoin of the image frame having the first aspect ratio (for example, 16: 9) into the second aspect ratio.
- a digital image signal Video out of an image frame having a ratio (for example, 4: 3) is converted into a digital image signal Video out. Is input to
- the time axis conversion unit 10 performs a time axis conversion process on the digital image signal Video in of the first data rate of the image frame having the first aspect ratio, thereby performing a second time axis conversion process.
- the digital image signal of the second data rate of the image frame having the same aspect ratio is generated.
- the time axis converter 10 converts the digital image signal Videoin of the first aspect ratio (16: 9) into a write clock of the first clock rate. 5 and 6 by reading the digital image signal Videoin from the FIFO memory with the read clock of the second clock rate from the FIFO memory.
- the image frame of the second aspect ratio (4: 3) is cut out from the image frame of the first aspect ratio (16: 9), and the second aspect ratio (4 4: 3)
- the digital image signal of 4) is output at the second data rate, and the time axis expansion processing of 43 times is performed.
- the position where the picture frame of the second aspect ratio (4: 3) is cut out from the picture frame of the first aspect ratio (16: 9) is determined by setting the FIFO length. It is specified.
- L1 is the number of FIFO stages corresponding to the number of valid data of 1H of the digital image signal of the second aspect ratio (4: 3), and L2 is the number of FIFO stages. This is the number of FIFO stages corresponding to the effective number of 1 H of digital image signals with an aspect ratio of 1 (16: 9). Then, the above-mentioned FIFO length is defined as Ll + ⁇ , and the frame frame cutout position is specified.
- the data rate conversion section 20 converts the digital frame image signal of the first data rate of the picture frame having the first aspect ratio (16: 9) in the time axis conversion section 1.
- the digital image signal of the second data rate of the picture frame of the second aspect ratio (4: 3) generated by performing the time axis conversion processing on Video in Conversion ratio data By performing the data conversion processing, the data rate conversion processing of the conversion ratio of 3: 4 is performed, and the first data of the picture frame of the second aspect ratio (4: 3) is performed. Is generated.
- the data rate conversion unit 20 performs a filtering process by sequentially switching the filtering coefficients disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 6-68010 at the output rate.
- a digital image signal Video out of an image frame having a second aspect ratio of 4: 3 is generated at the data rate of the video signal.
- the rate converter filter in which the filter coefficient is sequentially switched at the output rate to perform the filter ring processing, is used for the register and filter FIR filter and register. It consists of a post-mounting FIR file.
- the first aspect ratio showing the image of the first aspect ratio (16: 9) is obtained.
- the digital image signal is subjected to a four-to-three times time-axis conversion process, thereby generating a second image rate digital image signal representing an image having a second aspect ratio (4: 3).
- the data rate conversion unit 20 performs a data rate conversion process at a conversion ratio of 3: 4 on the digital image signal of the second data rate, thereby obtaining a first aspect ratio.
- An image of the second aspect ratio (4: 3) from the digital image signal of the first data rate showing the image of (16: 9) It is possible to generate a digital image signal of a first data rate indicating the following.
- the above-mentioned data rate conversion unit 20 is substantially equivalent to the digital data signal of the second data rate generated by the time axis conversion unit 10.
- data rate conversion with a conversion ratio of 3: 4 can be performed.
- the aspect ratio conversion device includes a time axis conversion unit 10 using a FIFO memory and a register prefix type as shown in a specific embodiment in FIG. 7, for example. It consists of a data rate converter 20 using an FIR filter.
- This aspect ratio conversion device converts the digital image signal Video in of the frame with the first aspect ratio (16: 9) into the digital image signal Video out of the frame with the second aspect ratio (4: 3).
- the digital image signal Video in of the first data rate is input to the memory cell 11 constituting the FIFO memory of the time axis conversion unit 10. It is coming to be.
- the time axis converter 10 is connected to the memory cell 11, the write address generator 12, and the read address generator 13.
- the write clock having a first clock frequency fs1 equivalent to the overnight rate of the input digital image signal Video in is composed of the above-mentioned FIFO memory.
- the write address generation unit 12 sequentially generates a write address synchronized with the write clock of the first clock frequency fs, and generates the write address. Give to memory cell 11 above. Thus, the input digital image signal Video in is sequentially written into the memory cell 11 at the first clock frequency f s,.
- the write address generator 12 is to be reset in a 1 H cycle by a reset pulse Resetl.
- the read address generator 13 sequentially generates read addresses synchronized with the read clock of the second clock frequency fs2, and generates the read addresses. Give to memory cell 11 above. This ensures, from the Note Li cell 1 1, Remind as in FIG. 8, the second digital image signal using the clock B Uz click frequency fs 2 are sequentially read. That is, a digital image signal of the second data rate is obtained.
- the read address generating section 13 is reset by one reset period Reset2 in one horizontal period cycle.
- the data rate conversion unit 20 multiplies each of the four stages of cascaded registers 21 to 24 and the delay output of the registers 21 to 24 by a filter coefficient. And a register-prefixed FIR filter composed of a number of multipliers 25 to 28 and an adder 29 that adds the respective delayed outputs of the multipliers 25 to 28.
- the digital image signal of the second data rate of the picture frame of the second aspect ratio (4: 3) generated by the time axis conversion unit 10 is used for the four-stage register 2 1 to 2.
- the signal is supplied to each of the multipliers 25 to 28 via the line 4.
- the data rate conversion section 20 is operated by a clock having the first clock frequency fst, and sequentially outputs filter coefficients to be applied to the multipliers 25 to 28 at an output rate.
- the data rate conversion processing of a conversion ratio of 3: 4 is performed by performing the oversampling of 8 times and the downsampling of 1 to 6 in effect.
- a digital image signal Video out of the picture frame of the second aspect ratio (4: 3) is generated.
- the four-stage registers 21 to 24 of the data rate conversion section 20 use the second data rate, that is, (34) fs Since the digital image signal of the rate is sampled by the clock of the first clock frequency fst described above, the contents of the above four-stage registers 21 to 24 are shown in FIG. Thus, the timings of the above clocks are tO, t1, t2, t3, t4-. Therefore, for duplicate digital image signals, the filter coefficients given to the multipliers 25 to 28 are set to [0], and the operation results of the remaining three multipliers are made valid. To perform the file calculation.
- the aspect ratio conversion device according to the present invention is configured, for example, as shown in FIG.
- the aspect ratio conversion device shown in FIG. 10 converts the digital image signal Videoin of the image frame of the first aspect ratio (for example, 16: 9) into the second aspect ratio ( For example, the digital image signal Video in of the image frame of 4: 3) is converted into the digital image signal Video in, and the digital image signal Video in of the first data rate is transmitted to the time axis conversion unit 10. Is entered.
- the time axis conversion unit 10 is configured to control the first frame of the first aspect ratio in the first frame. By performing a time axis conversion process on the digital image signal Videoin of the second image rate, the digital image signal of the second data rate of the frame with the second aspect ratio is converted. Generate.
- the time axis conversion unit 10 is configured, for example, by a write clock and a read clock having a first clock frequency fSi equal to the data rate of the digital image signal Videoin. It consists of FIFO memory where writing and reading of memory cells are performed independently.
- the time axis converter 10 controls the read and read clocks of the first clock frequency fs, and controls the readout of data over time.
- the read signal is supplied, and the reading of data from the memory cells of the FIFO memory by the read clock is stopped once every four times by the enable signal.
- the digital image signal Videoin having the aspect ratio (16: 9) of the first clock rate is written to the FIFO memory by the write clock of the first clock rate, and the read clock is used.
- the readout of data from the memory cell of the FIFO memory is stopped once every four times by the enable signal, and the digital image signal is read from the FIFO memory.
- the first The image frame of the second aspect ratio (4: 3) is cut out from the image frame of the aspect ratio (16: 9), and the digital image signal of the second aspect ratio (4: 3) is cut out. Is output in the second data rate, and the time axis expansion process is performed four to three times.
- the data rate conversion unit 20 converts the digital data of the first data rate of the picture frame of the first aspect ratio (16: 9) in the time axis conversion unit 10.
- the data rate conversion processing of the conversion ratio of 3: 4 is performed, and the frame of the second aspect ratio of 4: 3 is performed in the first data rate.
- a specific configuration of the above-described aspect ratio conversion device is a time-axis conversion unit 10 using FIF 0 memory and a register-front type. It consists of a data rate converter 20 using FIR filters.
- This aspect ratio converter converts the digital image signal Video in of the frame with the first aspect ratio (16: 9) into the digital image signal Video out of the frame with the second aspect ratio (4: 3).
- the digital image signal Video in of the first data rate is input to a memory cell 11 constituting the FIFO memory of the time axis conversion unit 10. It is supposed to be done.
- the time axis converter 10 is composed of the memory cell 11, the write address generator 12, and the read address generator 13.
- a write clock having a first clock frequency fs 1 equal to the data rate of the input digital image signal Video in is written as the memory cell 11.
- an enable signal for controlling the reading of data from the memory cell 11 by the read clock over the memory cell 11 is supplied to the memory cell 11.
- the write address generating section 12 sequentially generates a write address synchronized with the write clock of the first clock frequency fs- :, and generates the write address. Is given to the above memory cell 11.
- the input digital image signal Videoin is sequentially written into the memory cell 11 at the first clock frequency fs.
- the write address generator 12 is reset in one horizontal cycle by a reset pulse Resetl.
- the read address generator 13 sequentially generates read addresses synchronized with the read clock of the first clock frequency fs, and reads out the read addresses. Address to memory cell 11 1 above. Then, as shown in FIG. 12, data is read out from memory cell 11 in the FIFO memory by the read clock of the first clock frequency fs, as described above. By stopping the signal once every four times by the enable signal and setting the rate to (34) fs: rate, the second data is substantially reduced from the memory cell 11. Digital image signals are read out one by one.
- the read address generator 13 is reset by a reset pulse Reset2 in a cycle of one horizontal period.
- the data rate converter 20 multiplies each of the four stages of cascaded registers 21 to 24 and the delay output of the registers 21 to 24 by a filter coefficient.
- FIR filter consisting of four multipliers 25 to 28, and an adder 29 that adds the respective delayed outputs of the multipliers 25 to 28.
- the digital image signal of the second data rate of the picture frame of the second aspect ratio (4: 3) generated by the time axis conversion unit 10 passes through the registers 21 to 24 of the four stages. , And is supplied to each of the multipliers 25 to 28.
- the data conversion unit 20 operates by the clock having the first clock frequency fst, and outputs the filter coefficient given to the multipliers 25 to 28.
- the data rate conversion processing is performed at a conversion ratio of 3: 4 by performing the oversampling and the 1Z6 downsampling practically by 8 times over sampling by sequentially switching the data.
- a digital image signal Video out of an image frame having a second aspect ratio (4: 3) is generated.
- the first clock frequency f s! Is set in the four-stage registers 21 to 24 of the data rate conversion section 20.
- the digital image signal which is substantially the second data rate, is converted to the first image data. Since the sampling is performed at the clock of the clock frequency fs, the contents of the above-mentioned four stages 21 to 24 are as shown in FIG. Everything will be different. As a result, the above four multipliers 25 to 28 can always be operated effectively, and the filter operation can be performed efficiently.
- the data-to-evening rate converters 20 R, 20 G, and 20 B constituted by the above-mentioned resistive evening FIR filters have coefficients COE l to C 0 E 4, respectively.
- the values shown in FIG. 14 or FIG. 15 are sequentially switched and supplied according to the clock.
- the sum of the values of the coefficients COE1 to COE4 at each timing is all equal to 64.
- the image pickup unit 1 is configured by using a spatial pixel shift method, and a red image pickup and a blue image pickup are taken with respect to a green image pickup CCD image sensor 1G.
- Each CCD image sensor 1R and IB are shifted in the horizontal direction by 1/2 of the spatial sampling period Ts of the pixel.
- the coefficients C0E1 to C0E4 shown in FIGS. 14 and 15 are applied to the data rate conversion section 2OG, and the data rate conversion section
- the coefficients C 0 E 1 to C 0 E 4 shown in one of FIGS. 14 and 15 are applied to 2 OR and 2 OB.
- the coefficients COE at the respective timings of the data rate converters 20 R, 20 G, and 20 B; the sum of the values of! To C 0 E 4 are all equal as described above. .
- the spatial sampling phase of the digital image signal obtained from the data conversion unit 20 G and the data conversion unit 20 R Therefore, the spatial sampling phase of the digital image signal obtained from the 2OB differs from the spatial sampling phase by 7 mm, and the filtering process corresponding to the spatial pixel shifting method can be performed.
- the data read is stopped once every four times by the enable signal, and the rate is substantially set to (3/4) fs.
- the digital image signals are sequentially read from the memory cell 11 substantially at the second data rate.
- the digital image signals are read out.
- the second clock is substantially reduced. Even if the read clock at the rate of (34) fs, the rate, is supplied to the FIFO memory constituting the time axis conversion unit 10, Digital image signals can be sequentially read from the memory cell 11 substantially at the second data rate.
- the digital image signal of the second data rate is read by the data rate conversion unit 20.
- the contents of the above four registers 21 to 24 are all different, and the above four multipliers 25 to 28 are always enabled. And filter operations can be performed efficiently.
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