Abstract: This invention enables one to check flicker of a HFR image signal. A display image signal of a first frame rate for flicker check is obtained on the basis of an image signal of a second frame rate. For example, the display image signal of the first frame rate is generated from the image signal of the second frame rate by a frame thinning process. In this case, a frame to be thinned is determined from a relationship between the second frame rate and a light source frequency. For example, the number of frames to be a flicker period is obtained from the second frame rate and the light source frequency, and the frame to be thinned is determined so that continuous frames of the number of frames to be the flicker period are present.

Abstract: An image capable of confirming a focus position is generated without superimposing a peaking signal on a captured image. Therefore, an image processing apparatus according to the present technology includes an image signal generation unit that generates a plurality of image signals having frequency characteristics different from each other from one captured image signal, and a blending processing unit that blends the plurality of image signals on the basis of a blend ratio determined on the basis of a peaking signal for the one captured image signal.

Abstract: This invention enables one to check flicker of a HFR image signal. A display image signal of a first frame rate for flicker check is obtained on the basis of an image signal of a second frame rate. For example, the display image signal of the first frame rate is generated from the image signal of the second frame rate by a frame thinning process. In this case, a frame to be thinned is determined from a relationship between the second frame rate and a light source frequency. For example, the number of frames to be a flicker period is obtained from the second frame rate and the light source frequency, and the frame to be thinned is determined so that continuous frames of the number of frames to be the flicker period are present.

Abstract: This invention enables one to check flicker of a HFR image signal. A display image signal of a first frame rate for flicker check is obtained on the basis of an image signal of a second frame rate. For example, the display image signal of the first frame rate is generated from the image signal of the second frame rate by a frame thinning process. In this case, a frame to be thinned is determined from a relationship between the second frame rate and a light source frequency. For example, the number of frames to be a flicker period is obtained from the second frame rate and the light source frequency, and the frame to be thinned is determined so that continuous frames of the number of frames to be the flicker period are present.

Abstract: This video signal processing apparatus includes a luminance correction circuit that multiplies video signals of M sequential frames by weight coefficients individually set for frames respectively ordered in the M frames, M being plural, and adds and averages results, to generate a correction video signal of a frame in a predetermined order in the M frames, a value of a weight coefficient set for the frame in the predetermined order being set to be maximum among values of the weight coefficients individually set for the frames respectively ordered in the M frames.

Abstract: This invention enables one to check flicker of a HFR image signal. A display image signal of a first frame rate for flicker check is obtained on the basis of an image signal of a second frame rate. For example, the display image signal of the first frame rate is generated from the image signal of the second frame rate by a frame thinning process. In this case, a frame to be thinned is determined from a relationship between the second frame rate and a light source frequency. For example, the number of frames to be a flicker period is obtained from the second frame rate and the light source frequency, and the frame to be thinned is determined so that continuous frames of the number of frames to be the flicker period are present. In addition, for example, for each predetermined frame, the frame to be thinned is determined so as to extract a frame of which a flicker phase sequentially changes.

Abstract: This video signal processing apparatus includes a luminance correction circuit that multiplies video signals of M sequential frames by weight coefficients individually set for frames respectively ordered in the M frames, M being plural, and adds and averages results, to generate a correction video signal of a frame in a predetermined order in the M frames, a value of a weight coefficient set for the frame in the predetermined order being set to be maximum among values of the weight coefficients individually set for the frames respectively ordered in the M frames.

Abstract: Provided is an image signal processor, including: an integrator configured to integrate each frame of an image signal; a first flicker corrector configured to extract a flicker component from the integrated value obtained by the integrator, the flicker component depending on a frequency of a light source, and to reduce a flicker component from the integrated value sequentially; and a second flicker corrector configured to generate a reference image without a flicker component based on the correction result of the integrated value corrected by the first flicker corrector, and to correct a flicker of the image signal based on the reference image.

Abstract: Provided is an image signal processor, including: an integrator configured to integrate each frame of an image signal; a first flicker corrector configured to extract a flicker component from the integrated value obtained by the integrator, the flicker component depending on a frequency of a light source, and to reduce a flicker component from the integrated value sequentially; and a second flicker corrector configured to generate a reference image without a flicker component based on the correction result of the integrated value corrected by the first flicker corrector, and to correct a flicker of the image signal based on the reference image.