JP2006324987A - Photographic image processing method, photographic image processing program, and photographic image processing module - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a photographic image processing technique which specifies a photographic scene by a simple algorithm imposing no processing load and enables correction adapted to the photographic scene. <P>SOLUTION: An input photographic image is divided into a plurality of sections, and section feature quantities being image feature quantities of divided sections are calculated, and the degree of certainty of a photographic scene assigned to the input photographic image in accordance with the section feature quantities is calculated, and the degree of correction of the input photographic image is determined from the calculated degree of certainty of the photographic scene. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a captured image processing method, a captured image processing program, and a captured image processing module that correct an input captured image in consideration of a captured scene of an input captured image.

  Currently, not only digital photographed images acquired by digital cameras but also photographed images formed on photographic films (hereinafter abbreviated as films) such as negative films and reversal films are converted into digital images through film scanners and converted into digital data. A photographic printing apparatus that controls a light beam and ink droplets emitted from a print head based on this, prints and scans a photosensitive material and recording paper with the controlled light beam and ink droplets, and outputs a photographic print. It is widespread. According to such a photographic printing apparatus, it is possible to perform various image correction processes on the captured image that has been converted into digital data, so that gradation adjustment, color balance adjustment, color / density adjustment, and the like are preferably performed. Thus, high-quality photographic prints can be obtained. In a conventional captured image processing apparatus installed in a digital minilab for performing image correction, for example, in order to perform image correction, generally, C (cyan), M (magenta), and Y (yellow) are used. There are three color adjustment keys, gradation adjustment keys, contrast adjustment keys, density adjustment keys, sharpness enhancement keys, and other adjustment keys for adjusting various image correction modules. When the degree of adjustment is adjusted, it is very difficult to determine how the image changes, and a long experience and knowledge are required before it can be determined quickly and appropriately. For this reason, an operator who does not have sufficient experience and skill takes a great deal of time to properly correct an image.

  In order to solve such problems, information display means for displaying information, and correction for selecting correction content items that are associated with at least a predetermined correction condition relating to color balance and density together with an image and described in a natural language Display control means for displaying a content selection section on the information display means, and the information display means based on correction conditions associated with the correction content item selected when the correction content item is selected from the correction content selection section An image processing apparatus having an image correction unit that corrects an image displayed on the screen has been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1). In such an image processing apparatus, the display control unit displays a correction content selection unit for selecting the correction content item described in the captured image and the natural language on the information display unit (display), so that the color balance and Even those who are not familiar with density correction intended to perform the image verification work smoothly, but as the above correction content items, for example, “crisp”, “smooth”, “ Since the correction contents are determined through “bright” or the like, there is a problem that there is a large individual difference, and when a print output is made through a correction operation by some operators, a uniform photo print cannot be obtained.

  Furthermore, in order to reduce the difficulty of automatically determining a shooting scene from information from a shot image, if the acquired image file includes image processing control information, the image processing specified by the image processing control information is performed. When image quality adjustment processing is performed on image data according to the mode and image processing control information is not included in the acquired image file, an image processing mode is selected using Exif information, and image quality adjustment processing on image data is performed. In this case, when the selected shooting mode is described in the Exif information, the image processing mode is selected using the shooting mode, and when the shooting mode is not described, An image processing apparatus that selects an image processing mode using other imaging conditions has also been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 2). By specifying a shooting scene by using a shooting mode included in a shooting image format such as Exif, an attempt is made to improve reliability compared to automatic determination of a shooting scene based on information from a shot image. There are many shooting scenes that are difficult to judge from the above, and it is still insufficient for improving print quality.

  As a technique for automatically determining a specific shooting scene, scene determination means for determining whether the captured image data is at least backlight scene data, night shooting scene data, or other data, and the scene determination means Subject exposure determination means for determining the exposure state by removing background data when it is determined to be data or data of a night scene, and correction means for performing different image correction based on the determination result of the subject exposure determination means Is known (see, for example, Patent Document 3). However, there is a problem that there are not many cases where the captured image is not satisfied even if the captured image is corrected only by determining the backlight scene or the night-time captured scene in the captured image in which various shooting conditions such as the shooting location, season, composition, and exposure exist.

  An important shooting scene is a scene in which a person is the subject, but as a skin color correction technique, after detecting the skin color, it is confirmed whether an image pattern of a human face exists in the skin color area. When the face is recognized, the skin color of the photographic image converted into a digital representation including a pattern area (face) having a known color (memory color) that can be predicted is corrected to correct the color based on the memory color. An image processing method to be corrected is known (for example, see Patent Document 4). In this method, the presence, position, and, for example, the approximate size of an image pattern such as a human face is detected, the color of this image pattern is measured, and the replacement color value (human skin memory color) is obtained. Based on this, the color of the image pattern is corrected. In this image processing method, face detection is performed from the entire input photographic image, skin color is searched from the detected face, and color correction is performed. In this way, identification is performed from the entire photographic image (photographed image). It is technically difficult to specify a shooting scene (in this case, a scene with a face as a subject), and a large processing algorithm that increases the computational load especially to specify various shooting scenes other than the face Is required.

JP-A-11-194866 (paragraph numbers 0012 to 0014, FIG. 7) JP 2004-70715 A (summary) JP 2002-247361 A (paragraph number 0006, FIG. 3) JP 2002-279416 A (paragraph numbers 0011 to 0034)

  In view of the above situation, an object of the present invention is to provide a photographed image processing technique that enables a scene to be identified by a simple algorithm that does not impose a processing burden and that can be corrected in accordance with the scene.

  In order to solve the above problems, a captured image processing method for correcting an input captured image in consideration of a captured scene of the input captured image according to the present invention includes a step of dividing the input captured image into a plurality of sections, and the division A step of calculating a section feature amount that is an image feature amount of the section, a step of calculating an accuracy of a shooting scene assigned to the input captured image from the section feature amount, and an input captured image from the accuracy of the shooting scene. Determining the degree of correction for.

  In this method, the input captured image is once divided into a plurality of sections, image feature amounts (luminance, hue, saturation, etc.) of each divided section are calculated, and the captured image is calculated from the image feature amounts for each section. The accuracy of the shooting scene that dominates the whole, for example, the accuracy of backlight shooting scenes, person shooting scenes, landscape shooting scenes, etc. is calculated, and the correction degree is calculated based on the accuracy of the shooting scenes assigned to the shot images as such. decide. In other words, since the accuracy of the shooting scene to be assigned to the corresponding shot image is calculated based on the combination of the image feature quantities of the divided sections, the shooting scene assignment algorithm is simplified, and a single shooting scene is assigned deterministically. Rather than calculating the accuracy, it is possible to apply a weak correction in the uncertain case and a strong correction in the likely case, so there is no sense of incongruity despite the simplified algorithm Highly productive image correction is realized.

  In order to perform the process of determining the correction degree adapted to the shooting scene from the calculated shooting scene accuracy easily and at high speed, in one of the preferred embodiments of the present invention, the accuracy and correction degree of the shooting scene are described. A degree-of-correction table that predefines the relationship between the input image and the input photographed image is determined based on the accuracy of the shooting scene using the degree-of-correction table. Has been.

  There are many types of shooting scenes that should be assigned to the input shot images, such as backlight shooting scenes, person shooting scenes, sky landscape shooting scenes, and mountain landscape shooting scenes. The area with is determined to some extent. For example, the image feature amount that determines the person-captured scene tends to be biased toward the center of the captured image, and the image feature amount that determines the sky-landscape scene tends to be biased toward the upper end region of the captured image. In order to effectively use such a tendency, in one preferred embodiment of the present invention, the section used for calculating the accuracy of the shooting scene is changed according to the type of the shooting scene. It is configured.

  The subject that is particularly important in the photographic prints handled in the DP shop is a person, and if the important parameter as the shooting condition is how the light strikes (backlight or direct light), The accuracy of landscape, person, backlight, and front light is calculated as the accuracy, and the correction degree regarding the gray point increase / decrease is determined from the accuracy of the backlight and the front light, and the correction degree regarding the saturation increase / decrease is determined from the accuracy of the landscape and the person. It is convenient to be determined.

  In the present invention, a program for causing a computer to execute a captured image processing method for correcting an input captured image in consideration of a captured scene of the input captured image described above and a medium on which the program is recorded are also subject to rights.

Furthermore, in the present invention, a captured image processing module that implements a captured image processing method for correcting an input captured image in consideration of the captured scene of the input captured image described above is also subject to rights. A captured image dividing unit that divides the input captured image into a plurality of sections, an image feature amount calculating unit that calculates a section feature amount that is an image feature amount of the divided section, and the input shooting from the section feature amount. A shooting scene accuracy calculation unit that calculates the accuracy of a shooting scene assigned to an image, and a shooting scene adaptive correction unit that determines a correction level for the input shot image from the shooting scene accuracy. Of course, such a captured image processing module can also obtain all the effects described in the above-described captured image processing method, and can further incorporate a function for performing the method in the preferred embodiment described above. is there. In particular, a correction degree table, which has been created experimentally and empirically in advance and predefines the relationship between the accuracy and the correction degree of the shooting scene, can be made into a lookup table, and the correction degree can be directly derived from the accuracy of the shooting scene. By doing so, the processing speed can be increased.
Other features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following description of embodiments using the drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows the principle of captured image processing for correcting an input captured image in consideration of a captured scene of the input captured image according to the present invention. When a captured image (actually digital color image data) is input (# 01), the captured image is divided into an appropriate matrix size of 5 × 5 (# 02). The pixel value included in each divided section, which is the divided photographed image, is calculated, and the image feature amount is calculated for each divided section (# 03). Examples of the image feature amount include luminance, hue, and saturation. The combination of divided sections that give typical image features is determined for each shooting scene that should be assigned to the input shooting image, such as a backlight shooting scene, a person shooting scene, a sky landscape shooting scene, and a mountain landscape shooting scene. Then, the accuracy of the shooting scene is calculated while combining such divided sections (# 04). When the accuracy of the shooting scene is calculated, a correction degree table that returns the correction degree with the accuracy of the predetermined shooting scene as an argument is designated as necessary, and the correction degree for increasing / decreasing gray points and saturation increase / decrease At least one of the correction degrees is determined, the input captured image is corrected using the correction degree, and a corrected captured image is output (# 05).

  Next, a photographic printing apparatus equipped with a color correction processing module for a face area that employs the above-described photographed image processing will be described. FIG. 2 is an external view showing the photographic printing apparatus. This photographic printing apparatus includes a printing station 1B as a photographic printer that performs exposure processing and development processing on the photographic paper P, and a developed photographic film 2a and digital. It comprises an operation station 1A that processes a captured image taken from an image input medium such as a camera memory card 2b and generates / transfers print data used in the print station 1B.

  This photo printing apparatus is also called a digital minilab. As can be understood from FIG. 3, the printing station 1B pulls out the roll-shaped printing paper P stored in the two printing paper magazines 11 and prints it with the sheet cutter 12. The back print unit 13 prints print processing information such as color correction information and frame number on the back side of the photographic paper P, and the print exposure unit 14 cuts the print paper P into the size. A photographed image is exposed on the surface of the photographic paper P, and the exposed photographic paper P is sent to a processing tank unit 15 having a plurality of development processing tanks for development processing. After drying, the photographic paper P, that is, the photographic prints P, sent to the sorter 17 from the transverse feed conveyor 16 at the upper part of the apparatus, is collected in a plurality of trays of the sorter 17 in a state of being sorted in order units (see FIG. 2). ).

  A photographic paper transport mechanism 18 is laid to transport the photographic paper P at a transport speed in accordance with various processes for the photographic paper P described above. The photographic paper transport mechanism 18 is composed of a plurality of nipping and transporting roller pairs including a chucker type photographic paper transport unit 18a disposed before and after the print exposure unit 14 in the photographic paper transport direction.

  The print exposure unit 14 applies R (red), G (green), and B (blue) to the printing paper P conveyed in the sub-scanning direction based on print data from the operation station 1A along the main scanning direction. A line exposure head for irradiating laser beams of the three primary colors (1) is provided. The processing tank unit 15 includes a color developing tank 15a for storing a color developing processing liquid, a bleach-fixing tank 15b for storing a bleach-fixing processing liquid, and a stabilizing tank 15c for storing a stable processing liquid.

  At the upper position of the desk-like console of the operation station 1A, a film capable of acquiring photographed image data (hereinafter simply referred to as image data or photographed image) from a photographed image frame of the photographic film 2a with a resolution exceeding 2000 dpi. A media reader 21 that is provided with a scanner 20 and obtains image data from various semiconductor memories, CD-Rs, and the like used as a photographic image recording medium 2b mounted on a digital camera or the like is a controller of this photographic printing apparatus. It is built in a general-purpose personal computer that functions as 3. The general-purpose personal computer is also connected with a monitor 23 for displaying various information, and a keyboard 24 and a mouse 25 as operation input devices used as an operation input unit used for various settings and adjustments.

  The controller 3 of this photographic printing apparatus uses a CPU as a core member and constructs a functional unit for performing various operations of the photographic printing apparatus by hardware and / or software, as shown in FIG. As described above, the functional unit particularly related to the present invention includes an image input unit 31 that takes in image data read by the film scanner 20 and the media reader 21 and performs preprocessing necessary for the next processing, Graphic user interface (hereinafter abbreviated as GUI) that generates a control command from creation of a graphic operation screen including a window, various operation buttons, and the like, and user operation input through such a graphic operation screen (using the keyboard 24, mouse 25, etc.) Sent from the GUI unit 33 and the GUI unit 33 A print management unit 32 that performs image processing on the image data transferred from the image input unit 31 to the memory 30 in order to generate desired print data based on a control command or an operation command directly input from the keyboard 24 or the like. Video control for generating a video signal for causing the monitor 23 to display graphic data sent from the GUI source 33, a simulated image as a print source image, an expected finished print image, and a pre-judge print operation such as color correction A print data generation unit 36 for generating print data suitable for the print exposure unit 14 installed in the print station 1B based on the processed image data for which image processing has been completed, Image data or processed image data that has been processed Etc. etc. formatter 37 that formats the format for writing to CD-R can be mentioned a.

  When the photographic image recording medium is the film 2a, the image input unit 31 separately sends the scan data for the pre-scan mode and the main scan mode to the memory 30, and performs preprocessing according to each purpose. Further, when the captured image recording medium is the memory card 2b, when the captured image data includes thumbnail image data (low resolution data), the actual data of the captured image is used for the purpose of displaying a list on the monitor 23. Separately from (high resolution data), it is sent to the memory 30, but if thumbnail image data is not included, a reduced image is created from this data and sent to the memory 30 as thumbnail image data.

  The print management unit 32 includes a print order processing unit 40 that manages the print size, the number of prints, and the like, and an image processing unit 50 that performs various types of image processing on the image data developed in the memory 30.

  The image processing unit 50 includes a photographic image processing module 60 that specifies a photographic scene from the image data developed in the memory 30 with accuracy and determines a correction degree from the accuracy of the photographic scene to correct the image data. A photo retouch module 70 for performing partial or full correction of image data according to a known image processing algorithm is basically mounted in the form of a program.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the captured image processing module 60 includes a captured image dividing unit 61 that divides an input captured image developed in the memory 30 into a plurality of sections, and a section feature that is an image feature amount of the divided sections. An image feature amount calculation unit 62 that calculates the amount, a shooting scene accuracy calculation unit 63 that calculates the accuracy of the shooting scene assigned to the input shot image from the section feature amount, and a relationship between the accuracy of the shooting scene and the correction degree in advance. A correction degree table group 64 composed of a plurality of lookup tables configured to be experimentally and empirically defined so that the correction degree can be directly derived from the accuracy of the shooting scene, and the correction degree table group includes an appropriate correction degree table. A shooting scene adaptive correction unit 65 that selects from 64 and determines a correction level for the input shot image based on the accuracy of the shot scene and corrects the input shot image. Eteiru.

  A procedure for calculating the shooting scene accuracy by the shooting image processing module 60 configured as described above will be described below. The flow of this image processing is shown in FIG. 6. First, a captured image taken through the film scanner 20 or the media reader 21 and developed in the memory 30 is converted into 5 × 5 in this embodiment by the image dividing unit 61. (# 10). The image feature amount included in the pixel group included in each divided section (sub-matrix) is calculated by the image feature amount calculation unit 62 (# 20). Here, an average value of luminance, hue, and saturation is calculated as the image feature amount. When the input photographed image is image data expressed in the RGB color space, the luminance, hue, and saturation are obtained through conversion to the YCC system or HSV hue system. Further, as pre-processing for subsequent processing, the total brightness of each section, the brightness difference between the center and the periphery of the captured image, the number of sections indicating the skin color area, and the like are calculated. .

  Subsequently, the accuracy of the shooting scene is calculated by the shooting scene accuracy calculation unit 63 based on the image feature amount of each section. Here, first, the accuracy of the backlight shooting scene and the backlight shooting scene is determined simultaneously by the backlight and the backlight. Calculated as a judgment (# 30). In general, based on the fact that in the backlight scene, the center of the image is dark and the periphery is bright, this backlight / front light determination is performed by comparing the section group located in the center of the captured image with the section group located in the periphery. A luminance difference is used. That is, when the brightness of the central section group is smaller than the brightness of the peripheral section group, it is determined as a backlight scene. Conversely, when the brightness of the central section group is higher than the brightness of the peripheral section group, it is determined as a front light scene. At that time, taking into consideration the shooting scene of spot light that is considered to be extreme follow light, in calculating the accuracy of this back light / follow light scene, the possibility of spot light is extremely high based on the above-described luminance difference In this case, it is convenient to set “0”, then “5” when the possibility of direct light is very high, and “10” when the possibility of backlight is very high.

  Next, the accuracy of the landscape shooting scene and the person shooting scene is simultaneously calculated as landscape / person determination (# 40). In this accuracy calculation, the result of the backlight / front light determination performed in step # 30 is also taken into consideration, and whether the subject is a landscape or a person is matched with a predetermined determination condition based on the luminance value and hue distribution of the photographed image. In accordance with the degree of satisfaction of the determination condition, “0” is set when the possibility of a landscape shooting scene is extremely high, and “10” is set when the possibility of a person shooting scene is extremely high, and the rest are 0 to Set a value between 10.

Subsequently, in this embodiment, calculation of sky shooting scene accuracy (# 50) indicating whether or not the sky includes a large amount of sky in the captured image, and whether or not green (forest or tree) is largely included in the captured image. Calculation of the accuracy of the green shooting scene representing whether or not (# 60) is performed.
A flowchart for calculating the sky shooting scene accuracy is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 8, the divided sections of the captured image used for calculation of the sky shooting scene accuracy are the left end 5 section, the right end 5 section, the lower end 5 section, and the upper end 5 section, and the average luminance is among them. The highest partition group is selected (# 51). After assigning 0 to the empty variable as an initial setting (# 52), one section is designated sequentially from the five sections constituting the selected section group, and the hue represented by the pixel group included in the designated section It is checked whether the range falls within the sky blue range (# 53), and the sky variable is incremented only when the range falls within the sky blue range (# 54). This check process is performed for all the selected five sections (# 55), and the value of the sky variable finally obtained is the sky shooting scene accuracy.
A flowchart for calculating the green shooting scene accuracy is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 10, the divided sections of the captured image used for calculating the green shooting scene accuracy are the left half 15 section, the right half 15 section, the lower half 15 section, and the upper half 15 section. The partition group having the lowest average luminance is selected (# 61). After substituting 0 for the green variable as an initial setting (# 62), each of the 15 sections constituting the selected section group is designated one by one, and the hue represented by the pixel group included in the designated section It is checked whether the range is in the green range (# 63), and the green variable is incremented only when the range is in the green range (# 64). This check process is performed for all of the selected 15 sections (# 65), and the finally obtained green variable value becomes the green shooting scene accuracy.

When the accuracy of various shooting scenes is calculated in this way, the shooting scene adaptive correction unit 65 determines the correction degrees for various image correction parameters using the accuracy of the predetermined shooting scene as a parameter. Based on this, the input captured image is corrected. In determining the correction degree, a dedicated correction degree table 64 is used. For example, in order to determine the correction degree as the gray point increase / decrease amount used for correcting the gray level, the accuracy of the backlight / front light scene and the accuracy of the landscape / person photographing scene described above are used as shown in FIG. A correction degree table 64 in which the gray point increase / decrease amount is returned by giving as an argument is used. For example, if the accuracy of the backlight / front-light scene is “8” and the accuracy of the landscape / portrait scene is “9”, that is, if there is a high possibility of shooting a person in backlight, the gray point increases or decreases. The amount is “14”, and the correction is made brighter than the standard.
Further, in determining the correction degree as the saturation increase / decrease amount used for performing the saturation correction, the accuracy of the backlight / front light scene and the accuracy of the landscape / person photographing scene as described above are arguments as shown in FIG. Is used as a correction degree table 64 in which the saturation increase / decrease amount is returned. For example, if the accuracy of the backlight / front-light scene is “5” and the accuracy of the landscape / portrait scene is “1”, that is, if there is a high possibility that the scene is shot in front light, The increase / decrease amount is “4”, and the correction is performed to increase the saturation compared to the standard and improve the appearance of the landscape.
Similarly, for a shot image with high sky shooting scene accuracy, a conventionally used correction process is performed on the shot image in which the sky is clearly included in the subject to obtain a shot image with high green shooting scene accuracy. On the other hand, conventionally used correction processing is performed on a captured image in which green (forest, forest, etc.) is clearly included in the subject.

  As described above, the shooting scene adaptive correction unit 65 is adapted to the shooting scene assumed by the shooting scene accuracy calculation unit 63 using the accuracy of various shooting scenes and the dedicated correction degree table 64 prepared in advance. By performing this correction, it is possible to correct a photographed image that can produce a photographic print that is appreciated by high-quality customers.

  In the description of the above-described embodiment, an example in which the photographed image processing apparatus according to the present invention is incorporated in a photo printing apparatus called a minilab installed in a DP shop has been taken up. You may incorporate in various photographic printing apparatuses, such as the installed self-service photographic printing apparatus.

  In the above-described embodiment, the print station 1B as the image output means exposes the photographic image to the photographic paper P by the print exposure unit 14 equipped with the laser-type exposure engine, and uses the photographic paper P after the exposure. A so-called silver salt photographic printing method for performing a plurality of development processes has been adopted. Of course, the printing station 1B according to the present invention is not limited to such a method. For example, ink is ejected onto film or paper. Various photographic printing methods such as an inkjet printing method for forming an image and a thermal transfer method using a thermal transfer sheet can be employed.

Explanatory drawing explaining the principle of the picked-up image process which correct | amends an input picked-up image in consideration of the picked-up scene by this invention 1 is an external view of a photographic printing apparatus equipped with a photographed image processing module according to the present invention. Schematic diagram schematically showing the configuration of the print station of the photo printing device Functional block diagram explaining the functional elements built in the controller of the photo printing device Functional block diagram showing the functional configuration of the captured image processing module Flow chart showing processing for obtaining shooting scene accuracy from a shot image Flow chart showing calculation procedure of sky shooting scene accuracy Explain the divisions used in the calculation of sky shooting scene accuracy Flow chart showing the procedure for calculating the green shooting scene accuracy Explain the divisions used for the green shooting scene accuracy calculation process Schematic diagram of the correction degree table used to determine the gray point increase / decrease amount Schematic diagram of the correction degree table used to determine the amount of saturation increase / decrease

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30: Memory 60: Captured image processing module 61: Image dividing unit 62: Image feature amount calculating unit 63: Shooting scene accuracy calculating unit 63
64: Correction degree table (group)
65: Shooting scene adaptive correction unit

Claims (6)

In the captured image processing method for correcting the input captured image in consideration of the captured scene of the input captured image,
Dividing the input captured image into a plurality of sections;
Calculating a segment feature amount which is an image feature amount of the divided segment;
Calculating the accuracy of a shooting scene assigned to the input shot image from the section feature amount;
Determining a correction level for the input captured image from the accuracy of the captured scene;
A photographed image processing method comprising:   The correction degree for the input photographed image is determined from the accuracy of the shooting scene using a correction degree table in which a relationship between the accuracy of the shooting scene and the correction degree is defined in advance. Photographic image processing method.   The captured image processing method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a section used for calculating the accuracy of the shooting scene is changed according to a type of the shooting scene.   As the accuracy of the shooting scene, the accuracy of landscape, person, backlight, and front light is calculated, and the correction degree regarding the gray point increase / decrease is determined from the accuracy of backlight and front light, and the saturation increase / decrease from the accuracy of the landscape and person 4. The captured image processing method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a degree of correction relating to the image is determined. In order to correct the input captured image in consideration of the captured scene of the input captured image,
A function of dividing the input photographed image into a plurality of sections;
A function of calculating a section feature amount that is an image feature amount of the divided section;
A function of calculating the accuracy of a shooting scene assigned to the input shot image from the section feature amount;
A function of determining a correction degree for the input photographed image from the accuracy of the photographing scene;
Photographic image processing program for realizing the above on a computer. In the captured image processing module for correcting the input captured image in consideration of the captured scene of the input captured image,
A captured image dividing unit that divides the input captured image into a plurality of sections;
An image feature amount calculation unit that calculates a partition feature amount that is an image feature amount of the divided partition;
A shooting scene accuracy calculation unit that calculates the accuracy of a shooting scene assigned to the input shot image from the section feature amount;
A shooting scene adaptive correction unit that determines a correction level for the input shot image from the accuracy of the shooting scene;
A photographed image processing module comprising:

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