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Expanding the digital camera's reach
Computer, 2004Digital cameras and large-capacity portable storage devices could soon be integrated into compact cell phones that establish symbiotic relationships with stationary devices in the environment, providing users with the ability to view and share images in many new settings and enabling the creation of several novel applications.
Chandrasekhar Narayanaswami 0001 +1 more
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Digital camera identification system
Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Security of Information and Networks, 2013In this paper, we describe digital cameras identification method algorithm and system intended for automated identification of digital cameras.
Dmitry Rublev +2 more
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Color processing in digital cameras
IEEE Micro, 1998In seconds, a digital camera performs full-color rendering that includes color filter array interpolation, color calibration, anti-aliasing, infrared rejection, and white-point correction. This article describes the design decisions that make this processing possible.
James E. Adams Jr. +2 more
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Selecting a Digital Camera for Telemedicine
Telemedicine and e-Health, 2009The digital camera is an essential component of store-and-forward telemedicine (electronic consultation). There are numerous makes and models of digital cameras on the market, and selecting a suitable consumer-grade camera can be complicated. Evaluation of digital cameras includes investigating the features and analyzing image quality.
Chris, Patricoski, A Stewart, Ferguson
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Digital camera system on a chip
IEEE Micro, 1998Originally designed for NASA, CMOS-technology digital camera systems on a chip hold great commercial application potential.
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The digital camera in clinical practice
Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 2002The benefits of digital photography are certainly numerous and include rapid image production, easy and quick deletion of poor images, no need for film or its associated expenses, decreased costs for enlargements, ease of editing and image storage, effortless placement in presentations or publications.
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Storage of digital camera images
Proceedings 1999 International Conference on Image Processing (Cat. 99CH36348), 2003We describe a simple technique to improve the quality of images that are compressed for storage on a digital camera. We assume that the camera is designed to store a fixed number of images, and that lossy rate controlled compression is used to ensure that each image fits in the space allocated to it.
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