Abstract:
An instruction position detection device includes: a processor that acquires a movement amount of an instruction position of an indicator capable of detecting the movement amount, and performs a control of projecting, from a projection apparatus, an image including a setting image for setting an origin of the instruction position of the indicator, and the processor is configured to: acquire an input result of a setting operation of an operator in a state where an instruction for a position indicated by the setting image in a projected projection image is provided by the indicator; and perform a control of detecting the instruction position of the indicator in the image based on the position of the setting image in the image and the movement amount after the input result of the setting operation is acquired.
Abstract:
A control device controls projection by a plurality of projection units having different projection ranges. A control unit projects, by the plurality of projection units a first image in which a content is disposed on a first projection range having the projection ranges of the plurality of projection units. An acquisition unit acquires first attribute information associated with the content and indicating whether an aspect ratio is made to be changeable or is maintained in a case in which a size of the content is adjusted. The control unit projects a second image in which at least a part of the contents is disposed on a second projection range, and, in a state in which projection is performed by a projection unit except a part of the plurality of projection units, adjusts the size of the content in generation of the second image based on the first attribute information.
Abstract:
A zoom lens forms an intermediate image at a position conjugate to a reduction side imaging plane and forms the intermediate image again on a magnification side imaging plane. The zoom lens includes a plurality of lens groups including at least two movable lens groups, which move by changing spacings between the groups adjacent to each other in a direction of an optical axis during zooming, at a position closer to the reduction side than the intermediate image. Among the plurality of lens groups, a final lens group closest to the reduction side has a positive refractive power, and remains stationary with respect to the reduction side imaging plane during zooming. The zoom lens satisfies predetermined conditional expressions (1) and (2) about the focal lengths of the movable lens groups.
Abstract:
The endoscope optical system consists of: a first lens group that is used only for front viewing; a plurality of second lens groups that have a negative lens at a position closest to an object side and are used only for side viewing; a third lens group that is commonly used in front viewing and side viewing; and a synthesizing section that synthesizes the rays emitted from the first lens group and the rays emitted from the second lens groups and causes the synthesized rays to be incident into the third lens group. The rays emitted from the first lens group and the rays emitted from the second lens groups are imaged on a same plane.
Abstract:
An imaging optical system that conjugates a reduced-side conjugate point, a magnified-side conjugate point, and a position of an internal intermediate image with each other includes, continuously in order from a most magnified side, a negative lens group and a positive lens. The negative lens group consists of three or more negative lenses. The imaging optical system includes a first cemented lens which is a lens component closest to the intermediate image, a positive second cemented lens disposed immediately after a reduced side of the first cemented lens, and one or more sets of cemented lenses disposed between the positive lens on the most magnified side and the first cemented lens.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a projection zoom lens and a projection display apparatus including the projection zoom lens. The projection zoom lens substantially has a negative first lens group, a positive second lens group, a positive third lens group, a positive fourth lens group, and a positive fifth lens group in order from a magnification side. During magnification change, the first lens group and the fifth lens group are fixed, and the second lens group, the third lens group, and the fourth lens group are moved while changing a mutual distance in an optical axis direction. The fourth lens group includes two sets of negative-positive cemented lenses formed by cementing one negative lens and one positive lens in order from the magnification side. A predetermined conditional expression relating to the most magnification side of the fourth lens group and the negative-positive cemented lens of the most reduction side is satisfied.
Abstract:
The present invention provides an imaging device and a focusing control method capable of performing reliability determination of a phase difference AF at high speed. A phase difference AF processing unit (19) performs a correlation operation with respect to detection signal groups in first pairs P1, and performs a correlation operation with respect to detection signal groups in second pairs P2. A system control unit (11) compares a difference between a first correlation amount M1 which is a minimum correlation amount between the detection signal groups in the first pairs P1, among obtained results of the correlation operation with respect to the first pairs P1 and a second correlation amount M2 which is a minimum correlation amount between the detection signal groups in the second pairs P2, among obtained results of the correlation operation with respect to the second pairs P2 with a threshold value TH, to thereby determine a reliability of a focusing control based on the phase difference AF method.
Abstract:
An image processing device comprising: a determination section that, based on a factor defining a depth representing a permissible range for acceptable state of focus and on parallax computed by a parallax computation section, determines an operation movement ratio for converting an operation amount, that instructs movement of a focusing lens, into a movement amount of the focusing lens by using a function including the operation movement ratio as a dependent variable and an independent variable determined according to the factor and the parallax; and a control section that controls a movement section to move the focusing lens by an amount equivalent to a movement amount determined based on an operation movement ratio determined by the determination section and the operation amount.
Abstract:
An image processing device includes a generation unit that generates a first display image on the basis of image signals from an imaging element that includes first and second pixel groups at which a subject image is pupil-divided and formed, and a second display image to be used for focus confirmation; a parallax calculation unit that calculates a parallax between pixels of a first image and pixels of a second image; a display unit that displays images; and a display control unit, wherein the generation unit generates the second display image by arranging the first divided image, which is a first image part, and the second divided image, which is the second image excluding regions corresponding to the first divided image, to be shifted by amounts corresponding to the parallax in opposing directions in an intersectional direction intersecting a division direction.
Abstract:
A digital camera 10 includes an imaging device 21a, a finder device 15, a phase difference information analyzing portion 71 and a control portion 32. In the finder device 15, an image in which an OVF optical image formed by an objective optical system 65 and an image displayed on a display portion 61 are superimposed on each other can be observed through an eyepiece window 17. The phase difference information analyzing portion 71 determines a focus region and a non-focus region in a photographic subject imaged by the imaging device 21a. The control portion 32 makes control to display an image Eg for highlighting the focus region E in the OVF optical image on the display portion 61 in the state in which the OVF optical image can be observed through the eyepiece window 17.