Television – Special applications – Film – disc or card scanning
Patent
1993-02-26
1997-04-08
Razavi, Michael T.
Television
Special applications
Film, disc or card scanning
348102, 348208, H04N 336, H04N 5253, H04N 911, H04N 947
Patent
active
056192584
ABSTRACT:
A telecine uses a flying-spot scanner to derive video images from a film. A scan control circuit is used to control the scan of the flying-spot to introduce special effects. Pairs of successive images may be misaligned and a motion vector estimator is used to detect the amount of misalignment. This produces a shift vector for an image stabilizer to shift one of the images of a pair. The motion vector estimator also receives data from the scan control circuit relating to any special effect in the images and corrects the shift vector in dependence on this.
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Rank Cintel Limited
Razavi Michael T.
Shalwala Bipin
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