COMPUTER PROGRAMS DIGITAL IMAGE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
PYLON Basler AG An der Strusbek 60-62 22926 Ahrensburg Germany Computer programs for digital image evaluation; computer software for digital image evaluation; computer programs and computer software, for capturing, managing, processing, viewing, storing, editing, arranging, combining, sharing, manipulating, modifying, transmitting and displaying photographic data, images, and videos, which are executable on a computer outside a video camera and which are a component of a video camera; computer operating programs for capturing, managing, processing, viewing, storing, editing, arranging, combining, sharing, manipulating, modifying, transmitting and displaying photographic data, images, and videos, which are stored in a video camera;
PYLON 4 Basler AG An der Strusbek 60-62 22926 Ahrensburg Germany Computer programs for digital image evaluation; computer software for digital image evaluation; computer programs and computer software, for capturing, managing, processing, viewing, storing, editing, arranging, combining, sharing, manipulating, modifying, transmitting and displaying photographic data, images, and videos, which are executable on a computer outside a video camera and which are a component of a video camera; computer operating programs for capturing, managing, processing, viewing, storing, editing, arranging, combining, sharing, manipulating, modifying, transmitting and displaying photographic data, images, and videos, which are stored in a video camera;PYLON FOUR;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A control system for an image file eliminating saving of an overlapped image data part and saving files in a short time and in a power-saving manner. When a digital camera and a personal computer are connected with each other for data communication, the system compares record unit information to identify an image file that the digital camera has with record unit information to identify an image file that the personal computer has, and transfers to save the image file, which includes the record unit information that the digital camera has and the personal computer does not have, from the digital camera to the personal computer. After completing transfer of the image file from the digital camera to the personal computer, the personal computer generates record unit information newer than the record unit information of the acquired image file and transmits the newer record unit information to the digital camera, which can be recorded in the header of the image file newly photographed by the digital camera.