Restoration filter generation device and method, image processing device and method, imaging device, and non-transitory computer-readable medium
US-2015379695-A1 · Dec 31, 2015 · US
US9270867B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9270867-B2 |
| Application number | US-201113334724-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Dec 22, 2011 |
| Priority date | Apr 18, 2011 |
| Publication date | Feb 23, 2016 |
| Grant date | Feb 23, 2016 |
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An image compensating apparatus includes an input unit to receive input of an photo image, a Gaussian filtering unit to perform Gaussian filtering on the photo image, a division-map generating unit to convert the photo image on which the Gaussian filtering is performed into a color space including a plurality of color components and then generating a chromaticity division-map based on a color coordinate value in the color space, a calculating unit to calculate average chromaticity of each respective region by using the chromaticity division-map, and a compensating unit to compensate chromaticity of each respective region of the photo image by using the average chromaticity of each respective region. Accordingly, a faded image input to the input unit may effectively be compensated.
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What is claimed is: 1. An image compensating apparatus comprising: an input unit to receive input of an photo image; a Gaussian filtering unit to perform Gaussian filtering on the photo image; a division-map generating unit to convert the photo image on which the Gaussian filtering is performed into a color space comprising a plurality of color components and then generating a chromaticity division-map for dividing the photo image on which the Gaussian filtering is performed into regions according to chromaticity based on a color coordinate value in the color space; a calculating unit to calculate average chromaticity of each respective region among the regions by using the chromaticity division-map; and a compensating unit to compensate chromaticity of each respective region of the photo image by using the average chromaticity of each respective region. 2. The image compensating apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising a converting unit to convert the photo image on which the Gaussian filtering is performed into a C-M-Y color space, wherein the division-map generating unit converts the photo image on which Gaussian filtering is performed into an L-Cyb-Crg color space, and generates the chromaticity division-map based on a Cyb-Crg color coordinate value, and wherein the compensating unit compensates the chromaticity by using a CMY value converted by the converting unit and the average chromaticity of each respective region. 3. The image compensating apparatus of claim 2 , wherein the compensating unit compensates the photo image by using a weight obtained by converting a size of each channel in a Cyb-Crg space into a CMY value. 4. The image compensating apparatus of claim 3 , wherein the division-map generating unit checks Cyb and Crg values of each pixel, wherein, when the Cyb value is equal to or greater than a first predetermined threshold value, the division-map generating unit determines a corresponding pixel to yellow, wherein, when the Cyb value is less than the first predetermined threshold value, the division-map generating unit determines the corresponding pixel to blue, wherein, when the Crg value is equal to or greater than a second predetermined threshold value, the division-map generating unit determines the corresponding pixel to red, and wherein, when the Crg value is less than the second predetermined threshold value, the division-map generating unit determines the corresponding pixel to green. 5. The image compensating apparatus of claim 3 , further comprising: a saturation and contrast adjusting unit to adjust saturation and contrast of an image of which chromaticity is compensated by the compensating unit. 6. The image compensating apparatus of claim 2 , wherein the calculating unit calculates average chromaticity of each CMY value according to the following equation: I C , avg ( n ) = 1 NP n ∑ x = 0 NP n 1 - R ( x , y , n ) I M , avg ( n ) = 1 NP n ∑ x = 0 NP n 1 - G ( x , y , n ) I Y , avg ( n ) = 1 NP n ∑ x = 0 NP n 1 - B ( x , y , n ) wherein ‘NPn’ is the number of pixels of a region ‘n’, ‘n’ is each region, and R(x,y,n), G(x,y,n), and B(x,y,n) are R, G and B values of each pixel of the region ‘n’, respectively. 7. The image compensating apparatus of claim 6 , wherein the compensating unit compensates chromaticity of each respective region of the photo image according to the following equation: I
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