Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

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Osamu Sakata

Kazuaki Sakuta

Hiroshi Nishimura

Masaharu Eguchi

Sakiko Yamaguchi

Rikako Sakai

Kazuhiro Watanabe

Wataru Kaku

Takahiro Noguchi

Keita Takatani

Chifuyu Inagaki

Airi Itakura

Masahiro Moriyama

Emi Nagamine

Taku Hoshino

Yoshihiro Higuchi

Head mount for display

Conventionally, on a subject in which range, refocus can be performed at the time of image capturing or at the time of editing an image is not specified clearly, and therefore, it is difficult for a user to capture an image or to edit an image in a manner the user intends. An image processing apparatus has an acquisition unit configured to acquire an image including a plurality of subject areas and distance information corresponding to the plurality of subject areas and a generation unit configured to generate a shifted image in which positions of the plurality of subject areas are shifted in the image based on the distance information.

Image processing apparatus, image capturing apparatus, image processing method, and storage medium for obtaining information on focus control of a subject

An object of this invention is to provide an image recording unit, which can pivot an image recording unit main body having a photographing optical system, which includes at least a photographing lens and an image pickup element, like the behavior of an eyeball, can realize a compact camera as a whole, and can reduce noise. In order to achieve this object, an image recording unit of this invention includes an image recording unit main body which accommodates at least a photographing lens and photographing apparatus in a case, and has a spherical surface portion for defining a driving surface at least on the outer surface of the case, support means for rotatably supporting the image recording unit main body to have a crossing point of at least two orthogonal axes as a center of rotation of the spherical portion, and frictional driving apparatus for frictionally driving the image recording unit main body independently in arbitrary directions by a frictional force generated between the driving surface and the support mechanism.

Image recording unit having a spherical surface portion for defining a driving surface and camera

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Tokyo, Japan

Osamu Sakata