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Video camera mirror system with operation for modifying visual perception

  • US 8,625,023 B2
  • Filed: 05/09/2011
  • Issued: 01/07/2014
  • Est. Priority Date: 08/20/2007
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A video camera mirror system for enhancing visual perception, the video camera mirror system comprising:

  • a video display configured to mimic a mirror reflection, the video display having an outer perimeter;

    a camera embedded behind the video display, wherein the embedded camera captures moving images;

    a lighting system surrounding the outer perimeter of the video display, the lighting system providing key light above the camera and providing fill light below the camera;

    a processor operatively connected to the camera, the processor configured to automatically enhance the captured images and display the enhanced images as a mirror reflection on the video display; and

    wherein the processor automatically;

    increases the exposure level of the non-manipulated captured image between 5% and 25%;

    increases the highlight levels of the non-manipulated captured image between 5% to 10%;

    increases the midtone levels of the non-manipulated captured image between 5% to 10%;

    decreases the lowlight levels of the non-manipulated captured image between 5% to 10%;

    adjusts the color temperature of the non-manipulated captured image by increasing the yellow tones between 50% to 150%;

    adjusts the tint of the non-manipulated captured image by decreasing the red tones between 5% to 10%;

    increases the contrast of the non-manipulated captured image between 50% to 150%;

    increases the color saturation of the non-manipulated captured image between 50% to 150%;

    diffuses the midtones of the non-manipulated captured image between 5% to 100%;

    increases the highlight sharpening of the non-manipulated captured image between 5% to 10%;

    compresses the non-manipulated captured image along the x-axis between 5% to 10%; and

    extends the non-manipulated captured image along the y-axis between 5% to 10%.

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