Appeal 2007-1275
Application 09/824,248
information that would aid the post-processing of the images. (Col. 6,
ll. 12-15.)
4. Shioji describes a digital camera that reproduces images stored on
recording media from other digital cameras. (Col. 1, ll. 8-12; col. 2,
ll. 5-8.) The camera of Shioji can reproduce still images and motion
images. Shioji explains that when "dealing with motion image data, .
. . the quality of the frame rate parameter should be taken into
consideration." (Col. 1, ll. 30-33.)
5. Shioji teaches that "[f]or motion image data, in some cases 15 still
images constitute 1 second of motion image whereas in other cases 30
still images are required for 1 second of motion image." (Col. 1,
ll. 33-36.) In other words, the motion image taught by Shioji is a
series of a specified number of still images captured at a specified
frame rate. Shioji also teaches that "[f]or proper speed reproduction,
reproduction should be suited in [sic] frame rate." (Col. 1, ll. 36-37.)
In other words, Shioji teaches that the correct frame rate must be used
in order to properly reproduce the motion image.
6. Shioji teaches that a first motion image signal is shot at a first frame
rate and a second motion image signal is shot at a different frame rate.
(Col. 3, ll. 29-35, 55-61.) The first and second motion image signals
each include frame rate information. (Col. 4, ll. 1-2, 58-62.) In
particular, frame rate information and other information such as file
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