Single-chip electronic color camera with color-dependent birefri

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358 55, H04N 9077, H04N 907

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046059563

ABSTRACT:
An electronic color camera having a single-chip solid state color image sensor, includes a color dependent birefringent spatial filter that deflects red and blue light from portions of an image sampled by the neighboring green sensitive image sensing elements onto red and blue sensitive image sensing elements. Signal processing electronics produces interpolated red and blue signal values by forming red and blue hue component values at the red and blue sampling locations, interpolating the hue component values, and producing the interpolated red and blue values as a function of the interpolated hue component values, and green signal values at the interpolation locations. As a result, color fringes at monochrome edges are completely eliminated, and are substantially reduced at colored edges.

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