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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 25, 2014
Filed:
Jun. 16, 2008
Eran Steinberg, San Francisco, CA (US);
Petronel Bigioi, Galway, IE;
Adrian Zamfir, Bucharest, RO;
Alexandru Drimbarean, Galway, IE;
Peter Corcoran, Galway, IE;
Stefan Petrescu, Bucharest, RO;
Emilian David, Bucharest, RO;
Constantin Vertan, Bucharest, RO;
Eran Steinberg, San Francisco, CA (US);
Petronel Bigioi, Galway, IE;
Adrian Zamfir, Bucharest, RO;
Alexandru Drimbarean, Galway, IE;
Peter Corcoran, Galway, IE;
Stefan Petrescu, Bucharest, RO;
Emilian David, Bucharest, RO;
Constantin Vertan, Bucharest, RO;
DigitalOptics Corporation Europe Limited, Ballybrit, Galway, IE;
Abstract
A digital image processing technique is for detecting and correcting visual imperfections using a reference image. A main image and one or more reference images having a temporal and/or spatial overlap and/or proximity with the original image are captured. Device information, image data and/or meta data are analyzed of the one or more reference images relating to a defect in the main image. The device corrects the defect based on the information, image data and/or meta-data to create an enhanced version of the main image.
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