Title:
Preventing motion artifacts by intelligently disabling video stabilization
Document Type and Number:
Japanese Patent JP6338587
Kind Code:
B2
Abstract:
Digital video stabilization is selectively turned off in circumstances where it could actually decrease the quality of a captured video. A video camera (100) includes a device (110) for directly detecting physical motion of the camera (100). Motion data from the motion detector (110) are analyzed (206) to see if video stabilization is appropriate. If the motion data indicate that the video camera (100) is stable, for example, then video stabilization is not applied to the video, thus preventing the possibility of introducing "motion artifacts" into the captured video. In another example, motion as detected (404) by the motion detector (110) can be compared with motion as detected (406) by the video-stabilization engine (108). If the two motions disagree significantly (408), then the video-stabilization engine (108) is probably responding more to motion in the captured video rather than to motion of the camera (100) itself, and video stabilization should probably not be applied to the video.
Inventors:
Doina petresque
Bill ryan
Bill ryan
Application Number:
JP2015533086A
Publication Date:
June 06, 2018
Filing Date:
September 04, 2013
Export Citation:
Assignee:
Google Technology Holdings LLC
International Classes:
H04N5/232
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Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Yasuhiko Murayama
Shinya Mitsuhiro
Tatsuhiko Abe
Shinya Mitsuhiro
Tatsuhiko Abe
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