Hitachi, Ltd.

Maxell, Ltd.

Hitachi Maxell, Limited

Hitachi Consumer Electronics Co., Ltd.

Ryuji Nishimura

Takuya Imaide

Toshiro Kinugasa

Takahiro Nakano

Susumu Yoshida

Hiroshi Shimizu

Nobutaka Okuyama

Takuya Shimizu

Masaru Noda

Akihito Nishizawa

Satoshi Takase

Mayuko Yamamoto

Toshirou Kinugasa

Mayuko Oda

Yasunobu Hashimoto

Motoyuki Suzuki

Nobuo Masuoka

Naoki Yamamoto

Michio Masuda

Hironori Komi

Iwao Aizawa

Hiroyasu Ohtsubo

Hiroyuki Kuriyama

Yasushi Takagi

Junji Kamimura

Norihiko Nakano

Tadasu Horiuchi

Kenji Ichige

Akihide Okuda

Norio Yatsuda

Minoru Kato

A mobile terminal in which an imaging unit is provided on a front surface side and a display unit and a sensor are provided on a back surface side includes a signal processing unit which, from a signal output by the imaging unit, generates information to be displayed by the display unit, and a control unit into which a signal from the sensor is input and which controls the signal processing unit. A display state of the display unit based on the control performed by the control unit includes a first display state for display in a first display region if no detection signal is being input from the sensor, and a second display state for display in a second display region if a detection signal is being input from the sensor.

Mobile terminal

An image capturing apparatus includes a capture part acquiring image data, and a display displaying an image on a display based on the image data. First information acquired includes at least either an azimuth angle or an elevation angle as a direction of the image and at least either an angle of view of the image or angle-of-view related information calculating the angle of view. When a second direction of a second image is included within a range of a first angle of view in a first direction of a first image, the second image is associated with the first image, and the first image is displayed within the display, and display is performed in a state in which the second image to be associated with the first image is overlapped on the first image within the display as the second image or second information indicating the second image.

Image capturing method and display method for recognizing a relationship among a plurality of images displayed on a display screen

Provided is an imaging device that includes a rear display and an electronic viewfinder and is excellent in operability to a touch panel when an electronic viewfinder is used. When a user performs a touch manipulation on a touch panel installed in a rear display in order to set a focus area, an effective detection area for detecting a touch position is different between when the rear display is used and when the electronic viewfinder is used. When the rear display is used, the effective detection area is set to coincide with the entire display screen, and when the electronic viewfinder is used, the effective detection area is set to be reduced to an area of a part of the display screen of the rear display.

Imaging device

An imaging apparatus has: an imaging optical system; an imaging element configured to receive light transmitted through the imaging optical system to generate an electric signal; a main body; a display device provided on a back face of the main body and capable of displaying an image generated on the basis of the electric signal generated by the imaging element; and an electronic viewfinder provided inside the main body and capable of displaying the image generated on the basis of the electric signal generated by the imaging element, wherein an eyepiece part of the electronic viewfinder is provided to a transmissive region of the display device.

Imaging apparatus

It is an object to improve usability at the time of photographing or reproducing in an imaging apparatus including a plurality of imaging units. In order to achieve the above object, an imaging apparatus including a plurality of imaging units includes a setting unit that sets a plurality of photographing modes which are settable in advance, a unit that controls a plurality of imaging units in accordance with a set photographing mode, and a manipulation unit. Accordingly, it is possible to provide an imaging apparatus with excellent usability capable of controlling a plurality of imaging units independently or simultaneously such that imaging is performed with a simple manipulation when a desired photographing mode is selected by a user.

Imaging apparatus and setting screen thereof

Image capturing apparatus having capability of recognizing a relationship among a plurality of images

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Kyoto, Japan

Ryuji Nishimura