Spectroscopic camera and spectroscopic image processing method
First Claim
1. A spectroscopic camera comprising:
- a light source section that radiates first light and second light that travel in radiation directions different from each other toward an object being imaged;
a spectroscopic device that separates light reflected off the object being imaged to select light of a predetermined wavelength;
an imaging section that captures the light of the predetermined wavelength selected by the spectroscopic device to acquire a first spectroscopic image when the object being imaged is irradiated with the first light and a second spectroscopic image when the object being imaged is irradiated with the second light; and
a processor programmed to;
detect an abnormal pixel in the first spectroscopic image that is a pixel at a pixel location in the first spectroscopic image where a ratio of an amount of light at the pixel location to a reference amount of light obtained when a reference object is irradiated with the first or second light is greater than or equal to a predetermined value; and
replace the amount of light at the pixel location of the abnormal pixel in the first spectroscopic image with the amount of light at the same pixel location of a pixel at the same pixel location of the detected abnormal pixel in the first spectroscopic image in the second spectroscopic image.
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Abstract
A spectroscopic analysis apparatus includes a light source section having a first light source and second light source that radiate light fluxes, a wavelength tunable interference filter, an imaging section that captures light having passed through the wavelength tunable interference filter to acquire a first spectroscopic image when the object being imaged is irradiated with the light from the first light source and a second spectroscopic image when the object being imaged is irradiated with the light from the second light source, a pixel detector that detects an abnormal pixel in the first spectroscopic image, and a light amount corrector that replaces the amount of light at the abnormal pixel in the first spectroscopic image with the amount of light at a pixel in the second spectroscopic image that is located in the same position as the abnormal pixel.
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9 Claims
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1. A spectroscopic camera comprising:
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a light source section that radiates first light and second light that travel in radiation directions different from each other toward an object being imaged; a spectroscopic device that separates light reflected off the object being imaged to select light of a predetermined wavelength; an imaging section that captures the light of the predetermined wavelength selected by the spectroscopic device to acquire a first spectroscopic image when the object being imaged is irradiated with the first light and a second spectroscopic image when the object being imaged is irradiated with the second light; and a processor programmed to; detect an abnormal pixel in the first spectroscopic image that is a pixel at a pixel location in the first spectroscopic image where a ratio of an amount of light at the pixel location to a reference amount of light obtained when a reference object is irradiated with the first or second light is greater than or equal to a predetermined value; and replace the amount of light at the pixel location of the abnormal pixel in the first spectroscopic image with the amount of light at the same pixel location of a pixel at the same pixel location of the detected abnormal pixel in the first spectroscopic image in the second spectroscopic image. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 7, 8)
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5. A spectroscopic camera comprising:
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a light source section that radiates light toward an object being imaged; a first spectroscopic device that separates light reflected off the object being imaged and traveling in a first direction to select light of a predetermined wavelength; a second spectroscopic device that separates light reflected off the object being imaged and traveling in a second direction that is different from the first direction to select light of the predetermined wavelength; a first imaging section that captures the light of the predetermined wavelength selected by the first spectroscopic device to acquire a first spectroscopic image; a second imaging section that captures the light of the predetermined wavelength selected by the second spectroscopic device to acquire a second spectroscopic image; and a processor programmed to; detect an abnormal pixel in the first spectroscopic image that is a pixel at a pixel location where the ratio of the amount of light at the pixel location to a reference amount of light obtained when a reference object is irradiated with light is greater than or equal to a predetermined value; and replace the amount of light at the pixel location of the abnormal pixel in the first spectroscopic image with the amount of light at the same pixel location of a pixel at the same pixel location in the second spectroscopic image. - View Dependent Claims (6)
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9. A spectroscopic apparatus comprising:
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a camera that captures a first spectroscopic image produced when an object being imaged is irradiated with first light and a second spectroscopic image produced when the object being imaged is irradiated with second light that is different from the first light in terms of radiation direction, and a processor connected to the camera and programmed to; determine whether or not an amount of light received at each pixel in the first spectroscopic image is an abnormal value, and when the amount of light received at a pixel is the abnormal value, replace the amount of light received at the pixel location of the abnormal pixel with an amount of light received at the same pixel location of a pixel at the same pixel location of the detected abnormal pixel in the first spectroscopic image in the second spectroscopic image.
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