Television – Camera – system and detail – Optics
Patent
1996-07-17
2000-12-26
Garber, Wendy
Television
Camera, system and detail
Optics
348296, 348355, 348364, G03B 1300, H04N 5238
Patent
active
061667714
ABSTRACT:
An adaptive peak value detector, wherein the peak value for a peak hold section is detected, the peak hold section being selected by a peak hold control circuit. A solid-state imaging sensor generates pixel signals representative of an image and the peak value of portions of the pixel signals is detected. The exposure time of the sensor is adjusted as a function of the detected peak value and auto-focusing of the image for the camera is carried out on the basis of the image received during the adjusted exposure time.
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Maki Yasuhito
Yoshida Shin-ya
Frommer William S.
Garber Wendy
Polito Bruno
Sony Corporation
Vu Ngoc-Yen
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