System and method for simulating fill flash in photography

Television – Camera – system and detail – Combined image signal generator and general image signal...

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C348S140000, C348S223100, C348S229100, C348S353000, C348S362000, C348S370000, C348S371000, C396S063000, C396S065000

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09955457

ABSTRACT:
A digital camera simulates the use of fill flash. The camera takes a series of photographs of a scene at various focus distances. The photographs are stored, along with their corresponding focus distances. The photographs are analyzed to determine the distance to objects at various locations of the scene. Regions of a final photograph are selectively adjusted in brightness based on the distance information to simulate the effect that would have resulted had fill flash been used.

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