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- the present invention relates to an imaging device, an image processing device, an image processing method, a program for the image processing method, and a recording medium on which a program for the image processing method is recorded, and can be applied to, for example, a digital still camera.
- the present invention removes noise by converting the pixel value of each pixel of interest into the pixel value for noise removal based on the pixel value of the processing reference having the same color signal component in each pixel of interest. After that, by inversely converting the original pixel value, it is possible to effectively avoid the deterioration of the image quality and to remove the color noise included in the RAW data.
- the R AW data sequentially obtained by the pixel array of the image sensor is demosaiced to generate a full-color image, which is then converted into image data of luminance signal and color difference signal and recorded on a recording medium.
- Such noise in color images is classified into luminance noise, which is the noise of the luminance signal component, and color noise, which is the noise of the color signal component excluding the luminance signal component, and image quality is improved by removing the color noise. It is known that it can be remarkably improved.
- Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2 0 0 5-3 1 1 4 5 5 discloses that by selecting a suitable peripheral pixel for noise reduction processing and performing noise reduction processing using the selected peripheral pixel, A method for efficiently removing noise at the RAW data stage has been proposed.
- One way to solve this problem is to remove noise at the luminance signal and chrominance signal stages. According to this method, it is considered that color noise can be removed without affecting the luminance signal.
- demosaicing is performed with noise still mixed, and there is a problem that affects demosaicing when there is a lot of noise.
- the edge is reproduced in demosaic processing or the like by the method disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2 0 0 4-2 2 1 8 3 8, the edge is erroneously reproduced due to noise.
- the edge part is displayed in the wrong color, and color noise occurs on the contrary, and the image quality may be significantly degraded.
- the noise characteristics have changed in a complex manner due to a series of processing from the raw data, and as a result, there is a problem that the color noise cannot be completely removed.
- the configuration of the noise removal circuit may not be provided due to restrictions on the configuration of the signal processing circuit and the like. In this case, there is a problem that cannot be applied. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention has been made in consideration of the above points.
- An imaging apparatus, an image processing apparatus, an image processing method, an image which can effectively eliminate deterioration in image quality and remove color noise included in the RAW data.
- the present invention is applied to an imaging apparatus, an imaging unit that outputs RAW data, and a target pixel is sequentially set in a mosaic image based on the RAW data, and each target pixel has the same color.
- a noise removing unit that converts the noise-removed pixel value from which the noise has been removed by the noise removing unit into an original pixel value by processing reverse to the converting unit, and the inverse converting unit By image values processed by And a demosaic unit that generates a full-color image data by demosaicing the image.
- the present invention is applied to an image processing apparatus that suppresses noise in the raw data sequentially obtained by the pixel arrangement of the image sensor, and sequentially sets the target pixel in the mosaic image by the RAW data,
- a conversion unit that converts the pixel value of the pixel of interest into a pixel value for noise removal based on the pixel value of the processing reference having the same color signal component in the noise, and noise from the pixel value for noise removal
- a noise removing unit that removes noise
- an inverse converting unit that converts the noise-removed pixel value from which the noise has been removed by the noise removing unit into an original pixel value by processing reverse to the converting unit.
- the present invention is applied to an image processing method for suppressing noise in the RAW data sequentially obtained by the pixel arrangement of the image sensor, and sequentially sets the attention pixel in the mosaic image based on the RAW data, so that each attention pixel A conversion step of converting the pixel value of the pixel of interest into a pixel value for noise removal based on a pixel value for processing reference having the same color signal component, and noise from the pixel value for noise removal.
- the present invention is applied to a program of an image processing method for suppressing noise of RAW data obtained sequentially with a pixel array of an image sensor, and sequentially sets a target pixel in a mosaic image based on the RAW data.
- a conversion step of converting the pixel value of the pixel of interest into a pixel value for noise removal based on a processing reference pixel value having the same color signal component, and from the pixel value for noise removal A noise removal step that removes noise and an inverse transformation that converts the noise-removed pixel value from which the noise has been removed in the noise removal step to the original pixel value by a process reverse to the conversion step. The steps are provided.
- the present invention is applied to a recording medium on which a program of an image processing method for suppressing noise of RAW data sequentially obtained by a pixel arrangement of an image sensor is recorded, and the program of the image processing method includes a mosaic image based on the RAW data.
- the target pixel is set in order, and the pixel value of the processing standard that has the same color signal component in each target pixel.
- the conversion step of converting the pixel value of the pixel of interest into the pixel value for noise removal, the noise removal step of removing noise from the pixel value for noise removal, and the inverse of the conversion step And a reverse conversion step of converting the noise-removed pixel value from which noise has been removed in the noise-removing step into an original pixel value.
- noise is removed from the pixel value for noise removal based on the pixel value of the processing reference having the same color signal component in each pixel of interest.
- Color noise can be suppressed by sufficiently reducing the influence on the signal. Therefore, it is possible to effectively avoid the deterioration of image quality and remove the color noise included in the R A W data.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a digital still camera according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing configurations of an optical correction unit and an image processing unit in the digital still camera of FIG.
- FIG. 3 is a plan view showing the arrangement of pixels of the image sensor in the digital still camera of FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a plan view for explaining the processing of the simple demosaic unit 15 in the optical correction unit of FIG.
- FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a continuation of FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a plan view for explaining the blue pixel processing of the simple demosaic unit 15 in the optical correction unit of FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a plan view showing a continuation of FIG.
- FIG. 8 is a plan view for explaining the noise removing unit in the optical correcting unit of FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a plan view for explaining the processing of the red pixel of the simple demosaic unit 18 in the optical calibration unit of FIG.
- FIG. 10 is a plan view for explaining the blue pixel processing of the simple demosaic unit 18 in the optical correction unit of FIG.
- FIG. 11 is a plan view showing a continuation of FIG.
- FIG. 12 is a plan view showing a continuation of FIG.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing an edge discrimination demosaic unit in the image processing unit of FIG.
- FIG. 14 is a plan view for explaining the weight calculation unit 23 of the edge discrimination demosaic unit in FIG.
- FIG. 15 is a plan view for explaining the continuation of FIG.
- FIGS. 16 (A) and 16 (B) are plan views for explaining the processing of the simple demosaic units 15 and 18 in another embodiment.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a digital still camera according to an embodiment of the present invention.
- the image pickup device 3 is constituted by a CCD (Charge Coupled Device; solid-state image pickup device, a CMOS (Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor) solid-state image pickup device, etc.
- the image pickup device 3 is not shown.
- the optical image formed on the imaging surface by photoelectric conversion is photoelectrically processed, and red, blue, and green pixel values are sequentially output in the order corresponding to the Bayer array.
- the preprocessing unit 4 performs correlated double sampling processing, automatic gain adjustment processing, analog-digital conversion processing on the output signal of the image sensor 3, and outputs R AW data D1.
- the optical correction unit 5 performs defect correction processing and white balance adjustment processing on the R AW data D 1 output from the preprocessing unit 4 and outputs R AW data D 2. Furthermore, the optical correction unit 5 is used when the R AW data D 1 cannot be acquired with a sufficient SN ratio, such as when shooting with a short charge accumulation time of a predetermined time or less, or when the user has color noise. When removal processing is instructed, color noise removal processing is executed and RAW data D2 is output.
- the image processing unit 6 performs demosaic processing, resolution conversion processing, gamma correction processing, image quality correction processing, and the like on the RAW data D2, converts it into image data D3 of a luminance signal and a color difference signal, and outputs it.
- the digital still camera 1 displays the image data D3 processed by the image processing unit 6 on a display device (not shown) and displays a monitor image of the imaging result.
- the encoder (ENC) 7 compresses and outputs the image data D3 output from the image processing unit 6 by a still image encoding method such as JPEG (Joint Photographic Coding Experts Group).
- JPEG Joint Photographic Coding Experts Group
- the interface (IF) 8 records the output data of the encoder 7 or the RAW data D 2 output from the optical correction unit 5 on the recording medium 9.
- the recording medium 9 is a memory card in this embodiment, and records various data output from the interface 8.
- the recording medium 9 is not limited to a memory card, and various recording media such as an optical disk and a magnetic disk can be widely applied.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration relating to removal of color noise in the optical correction unit 5 and the image processing unit 6.
- the optical correction unit 5 inputs the RAW data D 1 into the buffer (B) 11.
- the RAW data D 1 is image data in which the pixel values of the respective pixels are successively arranged in the order of the Bayer array of the image sensor 3
- FIG. 3 is a plan view showing the Bayer array of the image sensor 3 It is.
- green and red pixels Gr and R are alternately arranged on the odd lines, and blue and green pixels B and Gb are alternately arranged on the following even lines, and the block of 2 pixels X 2 pixels is repeated. It is formed by returning.
- RAW data D1 is stored in buffer 1 1 by alternately repeating green and red pixel values for odd lines corresponding to this array of lines, and blue and green pixel values for even lines. Repeated and stored in buffer 1 1.
- the pixel values and image data of green, red, and blue are indicated using the corresponding pixel codes Gr, Gb, R, and B as appropriate.
- Peripheral pixel reference section 1 2 is composed of a buffer for a certain area. Buffer 1 1
- the image data G r, G b, R, and B are read out and output for each predetermined size sequentially from the R AW data D 1 stored in.
- the peripheral pixel reference unit 12 sequentially sets a target pixel on the mosaic image based on the R AW data D 1 by processing the image data G r, G b, R, and B, and the image value of the target pixel and the peripheral pixel are set. Outputs pixel values sequentially.
- the four-color separation unit 13 uses the image data Gr, Gb, R, and B sequentially output from the peripheral pixel reference unit 12 as the 4 pixels in the 2 pixel ⁇ 2 pixel block arrangement described above with reference to FIG. Separated image data for output.
- the white balance section (WB) 30 outputs the white balance of the image data Gr, Gb, R, and B output from the four-color separation section 13 and outputs them.
- the noise removing unit 14 removes color noise from the image data Gr, Gb, R, and B output from the white balance unit 30 and outputs the result.
- the simple demosaic unit 15 is connected to the image data G r, G output from the four-color separation unit 13 by a simple calculation process compared to the demosaic process in the image processing unit 6.
- b, R, B are demosaiced. More specifically, the noise removing unit 14 generates, for each pixel of interest, a processing reference pixel value having the same color signal component in each pixel of interest from the neighboring pixels of the pixel of interest.
- the green pixel value is applied to the pixel value of the processing reference, and the simple demosaic unit 15 generates the processing reference pixel value for only the red and blue pixels R and B.
- the simple demosaic unit 15 obtains the green pixel values at the spatial positions of the red and blue pixels R and B, respectively, by the trapping calculation process using the pixel values of the green pixels G r and G b that contact P. Calculate and generate pixel values for the processing standard for these red and blue pixels R and B, respectively.
- the noise removal unit 14 uses green pixels G b 0, G r adjacent to the red pixel R 2. 2. Average the pixel values of Gr3, Gb2, and obtain the green pixel value Gx2 at the spatial position of the target pixel R2. The noise removal unit 14 sets the calculated green pixel value GX 2 to the processing reference pixel value of the red pixel R 2. Similarly, for the blue pixel B, the pixel values of the adjacent green pixels are averaged to obtain the blue image. The pixel value of the green pixel at the spatial position of element B 1 is calculated and set to the processing reference pixel value Gy. The simple demosaic unit 15 uses the calculated green pixel values Gx and Gy at the positions of the red and blue pixels R and B as the pixel values G r, Gb, R, output from the four-color separation unit 13. Output with B.
- the color difference calculation unit 16 uses the pixel values Gr, Gb, R, B, Gx, and Gy output from the simple demosaic unit 15 to generate red and blue pixel pixels based on the processing reference pixel values. A pixel value for noise removal representing the value is generated. More specifically, in this embodiment, the color difference calculation unit 16 calculates a color difference from the pixel values G r, Gb, R, B, Gx, and Gy output from the simple demosaic unit 15, and in this embodiment, This pixel value of the color difference is applied to the pixel value for noise removal.
- the pixel value of the color difference based on the pixel value of the processing standard does not only indicate the pixel value of the color difference in the luminance signal and the color difference signal, but in a broad sense, by comparison with the color signal component included in the processing standard. This is a pixel value representing the hue of the pixel of interest.
- the color difference calculation unit 16 since the green pixel value is applied to the processing reference pixel value, the color difference calculation unit 16 only determines the green pixel value for the red and blue pixel R and B pixel values. Calculate the color difference for. That is, as shown in FIG. 5 in comparison with FIGS. 3 and 4, the color difference C r 2 of the red pixel R 2 is the pixel value Gx of the processing reference calculated at the position of the red pixel R 2. 2 is subtracted from the pixel value R2 of this red pixel R2, and the resulting subtraction value (R2 – Gx2) is set to the color difference of the red pixel R2. Further, as shown in FIG.
- the processing reference pixel value Gy 2 calculated at the position of the blue pixel B 1 is used as the blue pixel B 1. Is subtracted from the pixel value of, and the subtraction value (B 1 –Gy 1) is set to the color difference C b 1 of the blue pixel B 1.
- the color difference calculation unit 16 performs this color difference calculation on all of the red and blue pixels R and B, and as a result, as shown in FIG. 7 in comparison with FIG. 3, the red pixel R and the blue pixel are calculated.
- the B pixel values are converted into color difference pixel values Cr and Cb based on the green pixel values, respectively.
- the noise removal unit 17 executes noise removal processing for each of the red and blue color differences calculated by the color difference calculation unit 16 and outputs the result. Specifically, in this example, in FIG. As shown, noise is removed using a 9 pixel by 9 pixel ⁇ filter. For example, when noise is removed from the color difference C rc of the red pixel, the 9 pixel by 9 pixel region centered on this red pixel contains the color difference of 25 red pixels as shown by hatching. Will be. Therefore, the noise removal unit 17 removes the noise of the pixel of interest by processing the color difference of these 25 pixels with the ⁇ filter. Similarly, the color difference of blue pixels is processed to remove noise.
- the original green pixel values G r and G b, or the original green pixel values G r and G b and the green pixel values Gx and Gy calculated by the simple demosaic unit 15 are also used.
- the noise removal process may be executed.
- the simple demosaic unit 18 calculates the green pixel values Gx and Gy at the spatial positions of the red and blue pixels by the same interpolation calculation process as the simple demosaic unit 15.
- the simple demosaic unit 18 is connected to the green pixels G b 0, G r 2, G r 3, Average the pixel values of Gb 2 and set the average value to the green pixel value G x at the spatial position of the pixel of interest R 2.
- the pixel values of the adjacent green pixels are averaged and set to the green pixel value Gy at the spatial position of the blue pixel B.
- the RB calculation unit 19 calculates the pixel values of the red pixel R and the blue pixel B using the green pixel values Gx and Gy calculated by the simple demosaic unit 18. That is, the RB calculation unit 19 adds the green pixel value Gx at the spatial position of the red pixel R calculated by the simple demosaic unit 18 to the color difference C r 2 of the pixel to calculate the pixel value of the red pixel R. . Accordingly, the pixel value R 2 of the red pixel R 2 shown in FIG. 9 is expressed by C r 2 + Gx 2. As shown in FIGS.
- the green pixel value G y based on the average value of the adjacent green pixels G rl, Gb O, Gb l, G r 3 is also shown. 1 is added to the color difference C b .l of the blue pixel B 1 to calculate the pixel value of the blue pixel B 1.
- RAW data By executing this color difference calculation for all of the red and blue pixels R and B, as shown in FIG. 12 and FIG. RAW data in which the green, red, and blue color signals are repeated in the corresponding order.
- the data D 2 is generated, and the optical correction unit 5 outputs the raw data D 2 to the image processing unit 6 and the interface 8.
- the processing standard pixel values G x and G y generated by the simple demosaic unit 15 are used in the processing of the RB calculation unit 19. In this way, the processing in the simple demosic unit 18 may be omitted.
- the edge discrimination demosic unit 20 performs demosaic processing on the RAW data D 2 output from the optical correction unit 5, and red, green, and blue colors at the spatial position of each pixel of the image sensor 3. Generate full-color image data with data R, G, B. In this process, the edge discrimination demosaic unit 20 reproduces the edge with high accuracy by performing an interpolation calculation process on the pixel value of the target pixel using the pixel value in the extension direction of the edge.
- FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the edge discrimination demosaic unit 20.
- the edge discrimination demosaic unit 20 inputs the R AW data D 2 output from the optical correction unit 5 to the target pixel determination unit 21, where the target pixel is sequentially switched, and the local pixel centered on each target pixel.
- the pixel value of the area is output.
- this local region is set to, for example, a region of 7 pixels ⁇ 7 pixels centered on the target pixel.
- the edge direction calculation unit 22 calculates an image gradient from the pixel value output from the target pixel determination unit 21 for each local region, and calculates an edge direction vector VI indicating the direction in which the edge extends.
- the edge strength is detected from the magnitude of the image gradient in the direction orthogonal to the direction determined by the edge direction vector V1 and output.
- the weight calculation unit 23 selects a pixel value to be used for the interpolation calculation processing based on the edge direction vector V 1 calculated by the edge direction calculation unit 22 and further calculates a weight coefficient for each pixel value.
- the weight calculation unit 23 has a distance d 1, d 2, d 3, and a distance of each pixel with respect to a straight line L passing through the target pixel in the direction determined by the edge direction vector VI. d Calculate 4,.
- the distances dl, d2, d3, d4,... are determined by a predetermined threshold value Th1, and the distances dl, d2, d3, d4,. Select one or less pixels as pixels to be used for the interpolation calculation process.
- a first weighting coefficient wi for weighting each selected pixel is generated. Also, as shown in Fig. 15, the distances I 1, 1 2, 1 3, 14,... Of the pixels selected from the target pixel in the direction determined by the edge direction vector V 1 are calculated. Generates a second weighting factor W2 that weights each selected pixel so that the value increases as 1, 1, 2, 1, 3, 14,.
- the first interpolation unit 24 calculates the pixel value of the target pixel by interpolation calculation processing by weighted addition of corresponding pixel values using the first and second weighting factors W1 and W2, respectively.
- the weighted addition result using the first and second weighting factors W1 and W2 is averaged and the average value is output.
- the second interpolation unit 25 determines the edge strength obtained by the edge direction calculation unit 22 with a predetermined threshold value, and when the edge strength is equal to or less than the predetermined value, no consideration is given to the edge direction.
- the pixel value of the target pixel is calculated and output from the pixel value in a predetermined range centered on the target pixel.
- the selector 26 outputs the average value output from the first interpolation unit 24 as the pixel value of the target pixel. Also, the edge strength obtained by the edge direction calculation unit 22 is determined by a predetermined threshold value. If the edge strength is less than the predetermined value, the average value output from the first catching unit 24 is used instead. The output value of the second catching section 25 is selected and output.
- the conversion unit 28 calculates the full-color image data D4 output from the edge discrimination demosic unit 20 by the calculation process of the following equation, and converts the image data D4 into a luminance signal, Convert to color difference image data D5 and output.
- the conversion unit 28 corrects the coefficients in equations (1-1) to (1-3). In addition, a color adjustment process using a color conversion matrix is executed. Also set the gamma of the generated image data D5.
- the YCC composition unit 29 generates image data D 5 to Y output from the YCC conversion unit 28.
- CC image data D3 is generated and output to encoder 7, external device, etc.
- this digital still camera 1 in the image sensor 3, an image signal in which the pixel values of red, blue, and green sequentially continue in the order corresponding to the Bayer array of the image sensor 3 is obtained.
- the imaging signal is generated and subjected to analog-digital conversion processing by the preprocessing unit 4 to generate the R AW data D 1.
- the optical correction unit 5 suppresses the noise of the raw data D1.
- the raw data D2 is demosaiced to generate full-color image data, and the full-color image data D3 is converted into image data D3 based on the luminance signal and the color-difference signal.
- the data is compressed by 7 and recorded on the recording medium 9. Further, when the user instructs recording with the R AW data, the R AW data D 2 output from the optical correction unit 5 is recorded in the recording medium 9.
- the R AW data D 2 is selected as a pixel in the direction of the edge, and a full-color image is obtained by interpolation processing using the pixel value of the selected pixel.
- Data D4 is generated. That is, in this case, for example, for the green pixel, the edge direction is detected from the neighboring pixels of red and blue, and the pixel values of red and blue are obtained by the catch calculation processing using the pixels in the edge direction. For red pixels, the edge direction is detected from neighboring pixels of green and blue, respectively, and the green and blue pixel values are obtained by interpolation processing using the pixels in the edge direction. For the blue pixels, the edge direction is detected from the neighboring pixels of red and green, and the red and green pixel values are obtained by interpolation processing using the pixels in the edge direction.
- the interpolation calculation target pixel is switched for each pixel of interest according to the direction of the edge, and demosaic processing is performed.
- the noise mixed in the RAW data D 2 has a complicated characteristic change. Therefore, it is mixed in the full-color image data D4. Therefore, after demosaic processing in this way, it is not easy to remove color noise.
- the image processing unit 6 when the image processing unit 6 is configured as in this embodiment, it is necessary to remove noise at the stage of the raw data before demosaic processing by the image processing unit 6, but each color is simply If noise removal processing is performed for each pixel, the luminance signal will be affected, and the edges will be displayed in wrong colors, which may significantly degrade the image quality.
- the target pixel is sequentially set by the peripheral pixel reference unit 12, and the pixel values of the target pixel and the peripheral pixel are It is input to the simple demosaic unit 1 5 through the 4 color separation unit 1 3.
- the R AW data D 1 is calculated as a processing reference pixel value having the same color signal component for each target pixel.
- the pixel value for noise removal is converted to a pixel value for noise removal based on the pixel value of the processing reference, and the noise removal unit 17 removes noise from the pixel value for noise removal. After that, it is converted to the original pixel value.
- the digital still camera 1 can remove only the color noise without affecting the luminance signal as compared with the case where the color signal of each pixel is directly removed. Compared to the above, it is possible to effectively avoid the deterioration of image quality and remove the color noise contained in the RAW data.
- the noise is removed, it is converted to the original RAW data, so that it can be easily combined with noise removal processing for other RAW data to further enhance the noise removal effect.
- the Bayer array of the image sensor 3 has a repetition of a block of 2 pixels X 2 pixels by two green pixels G r and G b and red and blue pixels R and B.
- the pixel value of the green pixel among these pixels is set to the pixel value of this processing reference, and the color difference of each pixel of interest is a noise removal image. It is calculated as an elementary value. Therefore, noise removal processing can be executed for the green pixel value with the largest number of pixels in the RAW data D2, without obtaining any color difference. Therefore, in the digital still camera 1, the processing reference pixel value is set to the green pixel value, and the calculation of the processing reference is omitted for the green pixel, thereby simplifying the overall configuration.
- a processing reference pixel value having the same color signal component is generated from a neighboring pixel of the target pixel, and each noise removal pixel value based on the processing reference pixel value is set for each pixel value.
- the pixel value of the green pixel is set as the processing reference pixel value, and the difference between the processing reference pixel value and the red or green pixel value is set.
- the processing can be simplified for the green pixel, and the green pixel that constitutes the R AW data
- the noise can be further reduced by removing the noise from the pixel value of the green pixel or the pixel value of the green pixel and the generated pixel value of the processing reference.
- the median value of the neighboring green pixel is applied to the green pixel values G x and G y which are the processing standards.
- the digital still camera of this embodiment is configured in the same way as the digital still camera 1 of the above-described embodiment 1 except that the configuration for generating the pixel values of the processing reference is different.
- the simple demosaic unit 15 has, for the red pixel R 2, the green pixels G b 0, G r 2, G r 3, G b adjacent to the red pixel. Sort the 2 pixel values in ascending order, and calculate the average of the 2nd and 3rd pixel values of the sorting result. The simple demosaic unit 15 sets the average value as the median value to the green pixel value at the position of the red pixel R2. The Similarly, for blue pixels, sort the pixel values of adjacent pixels to find the median value, and set it to the green pixel value. In this process, median values of a wider range of pixels may be applied instead of the median values of the four adjacent pixels.
- the simple demosaic unit 18 calculates the green pixel value at the position of the red pixel and the blue pixel by the same calculation process, and generates the original RAW data.
- the same effect as in the first embodiment can be obtained even if the median value of the neighboring green pixel is applied.
- the green pixel value at the spatial position of the red pixel and the blue pixel is calculated.
- This embodiment has the same configuration as the above-described embodiment except that this calculation method is different.
- the image sensor 3 is formed by repeating a block of 2 pixels ⁇ 2 pixels in the Bayer array, and the arrangement of the pixels of the block of 2 pixels ⁇ 2 pixels is configured as shown in FIG. 16 (A). It is assumed that Here, it is assumed that the spatial position of the red pixel R and the blue pixel B in FIG. 14 is the center position of the block of 2 pixels ⁇ 2 pixels indicated by the point P. In accordance with this assumption, the simple demosaic units 15 and 18 are connected to the green pixels G r and G b of the block of 2 pixels X 2 pixels as shown in FIGS. 16 (A) and 16 (B). The average value is set to the green pixel value at the spatial position of red pixel R and blue pixel B.
- a pixel value for noise removal is generated instead of subtracting the pixel values GX and Gy of the t color, which is the processing standard, from the pixel values R and B of the red and blue pixels, respectively.
- a pixel value for noise removal is generated based on a ratio of the green pixel values G x and G y to the corresponding pixel values R and B of the red and blue pixels.
- the digital still camera of this embodiment is configured in the same manner as the digital still camera 1 of the above-described embodiment except that the configuration regarding the color difference is different.
- the color difference calculation unit 16 uses the processing reference pixel value G x calculated at the position of the red pixel R for the color difference Cr of the red pixel R, and the pixel of the red pixel R Divide the value R and set the divided value R / GX as the pixel value for noise removal of this red pixel R.
- the pixel value B of this blue pixel B is divided by the processing reference pixel value G y calculated at the position of this blue pixel B, and the divided value B / G Set y to the pixel value for noise removal of this blue pixel B.
- the RB calculation unit 19 multiplies the green pixel values G x and G y corresponding to the noise-removed color differences Cr and Cb, respectively, to obtain the original pixels. Convert to values R and B.
- the luminance value is applied to the pixel value of the processing reference instead of the green pixel value.
- the digital still camera of this embodiment is configured in the same way as the digital still camera 1 of the above-described embodiment except that the configuration relating to the pixel value of the processing reference is different.
- the simple demosaic unit 15 is configured such that, for the green pixel, the red pixel and the blue pixel at the spatial position of each green pixel are obtained by a gap calculation process using the pixel values of the adjacent red pixel and blue pixel. The pixel value of is calculated. Similarly, for the red pixel, the pixel values of the green pixel and the blue pixel at the spatial position of each red pixel are calculated by interpolation calculation processing using the pixel values of the adjacent green pixel and blue pixel. Similarly, for the blue pixel, the interpolation processing using the pixel values of the adjacent red pixel and green pixel results in the red pixel and green image at the spatial position of each blue pixel. Calculate the prime pixel value.
- the simple demosaic unit 15 calculates a luminance value for each pixel based on the calculation result. Note that this brightness value may be calculated simply by adding the pixel values of red, green, and blue. In addition, the calculation of the equation (1-1) is executed accurately. The luminance value of each pixel may be calculated.
- the color difference calculation unit 16 calculates the pixel values (R—Y) and (B—Y) of the color difference for each pixel using the pixel value Y of this processing reference.
- the pixel value of the color difference may be calculated using the equations (1-2) and (11-13).
- the noise removal unit 17 performs noise removal processing on the color difference pixel values.
- the simple demosaic unit 18 and the RB calculation unit 19 convert the pixel value of the color difference subjected to the noise removal processing into the pixel value of the original mosaic image. In this case, if the pixel value of the color difference is calculated using the equations (1 1 2) and (1-3), each pixel value is calculated by the following equation.
- the simple demosaic units 15 and 18 are configured using the second interpolation unit 25 in the edge discrimination demosaic unit 20.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and when the color noise is removed using wavelet transform or the like, the high frequency component and the low frequency are removed.
- Various noise removal methods can be widely applied, for example, when removing color noise by band separation into components, or when removing noise using a lateral filter or trilateral filter.
- the noise removal unit 17 simply removes the noise of the raw data.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and noise is combined with other various noise removal methods. You may make it remove.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and a video camera that shoots moving images, and various image processing devices that process RAW data. It can be widely applied to various image processing programs.
- the image processing program may be provided by being installed in advance in a computer, an image processing device, or the like. Alternatively, the image processing program may be recorded on various recording media such as an optical disk, a magnetic disk, or a memory card. It may be provided, or may be provided by downloading via a network such as the Internet.
- the present invention can be applied to, for example, a digital still camera.
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