WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) mirror image capturing method and device, and terminal machine

Abstract

The invention discloses a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) mirror image capturing method and device, and a terminal machine. The device comprises a frame body, a photographing device, a controldevice, a screen and a unidirectional mirror. The front of the frame body is provided with an opening, the control device is connected to the photographing device, the screen is disposed at the top, the bottom, the left part or the right part of the frame body for displaying an image output by the control device, the unidirectional mirror and the photographing device are disposed inside the framebody, one end of the unidirectional mirror approaches or contacts the screen and has an angle with the screens, the other end approaches or contacts the opening of the frame body, and the lens of thephotographing device passes through the unidirectional mirror and faces the opening of the frame body. The invention can realize the screen mirror image reflected when the user faces the unidirectional mirror, and the portrait image displayed in the screen mirror image is also the final photo obtained after the shooting, so that the WYSIWYG self-service shooting effect is achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a shooting device, in particular to a WYSIWYG mirror image shooting method, device and terminal, belonging to the technical field of shooting. Background technique [0002] The traditional photo shooting method is to use a camera to assist a professional person to shoot, then export, process the photo, and finally display the result, because the person being photographed cannot control the process, and the quality of the photo depends on others or even luck, which is costly, time-consuming, and low in effectiveness. Poor, it is difficult to satisfy the masses. [0003] The self-service photo machines currently on the market, although reducing labor costs, assist the masses to take pictures independently and complete the collection of ID photos. The principle is that by setting a display near the camera, the computer processes and displays the image of the person captured by the camera synchronously. Individuals can adjust thei...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] 1) High cost: Although the current self-service camera reduces manual assistance, it adds various equipment and instruments, which is expensive, and the cost of installation, transportation, and maintenance is high, which exceeds the affordability of ordinary consumer groups.

[0006] 2) Long time-consuming: The current self-service camera has many functions and many operating procedures, which is troublesome to operate, and it takes a long time for the masses to take photos and obtain receipts

[0007] 3) What you see is not what you get: Although the current photo self-service kiosks allow people to participate in the process of taking pictures and control the sovereignty to a certain extent, the preview effect seen by current technology is not the final or best effect. These self-service kiosks are located above the computer display or other positions close to the display screen, the eyes of individuals who see the real-time portrait in the display screen are not facing straight up, but have a deviation angle, either up or down, left or right; to make the eyes face up, the user must If you look directly at the camera, you will naturally not be able to view the portrait on the display screen, nor can you adjust your posture in real time; in the end, you have to let people take pictures and look at the camera. You cannot achieve "what you see is what you get", and look at the natural effect of taking pictures in the mirror

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