JP6911952B2 - Image display device, image display method and image display program - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an image display device, an image display method, and an image display program.

In recent years, so-called smartphones have become widespread. A smartphone is not limited to telephone / email functions, but also has functions for browsing Web pages, playing music, and shooting and playing still images and videos. The smartphone is equipped with an OS (Operating System), which makes it possible to easily provide application programs by third vendors. Taking advantage of these characteristics, various imaging applications have been developed.

As a means for solving the abstract of Patent Document 1, "a tourism commemorative album creation device connected to a photographing camera, a mobile terminal for a tourist guide, and an input / output terminal associates a group code with a terminal code of the mobile terminal. A means for storing in the database of No. 1, a means for transmitting a shooting instruction to the shooting camera when the shooting camera code and the terminal code are received from the mobile terminal for the tourist guide, and a group code for receiving the shot image data from the shooting camera. And the means to store in the second database in association with the shooting camera code, the means to acquire and display all the shot image data based on the input terminal code, the selection of the shot image and the pasted location in the album. It is provided with a means for creating an album based on the designation of the above and a means for printing out the created album. "

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2013-68978

The invention described in Patent Document 1 is premised on taking a picture with a taking camera permanently installed in each tourist spot, and the user cannot freely take a picture of the subject. In addition, the shooting at each tourist spot is not linked, and the game is not given.

Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to impart game characteristics to the shooting of a series of image groups with respect to an image display device, an image display method, and an image display program.

In order to achieve the above object, the image display device according to the present invention is provided with a plurality of display frames, and a first sub display frame and an initial stage in which predetermined name information is displayed in each of the plurality of display frames. For the display control means for displaying the first template or the second template provided with the second sub display frame on which the image is displayed on the display unit, and for all the display frames provided with the first template. When the content displayed in the display frame is replaced with a predetermined captured image from the name information and the initial image, the display of the template on the display unit by the display control means is displayed from the first template to the first. The captured image includes a switching means for switching to the template of 2, and the captured image is of the second sub display frame in which the name information is displayed in addition to the area of the first sub display frame in which the initial image is displayed. By setting the area as the display area of the captured image, the image area is displayed so that the size of the image area is larger than that of the initial image.
Further, the image display method according to the present invention is an image display method executed by an image display device, in which a plurality of display frames are provided and predetermined name information is displayed in each of the plurality of display frames. A display control step for displaying the first template or the second template provided with the first sub display frame and the second sub display frame on which the initial image is displayed on the display unit, and the first template. When the content displayed in the display frame is replaced with a predetermined captured image from the name information and the initial image for all the display frames, the display of the template on the display unit by the display control step is described. It has a switching step of switching from the first template to the second template, and the captured image displays the name information in addition to the area of the first sub-display frame on which the initial image is displayed. By setting the area of the second sub-display frame as the display area of the captured image, the image area is displayed so that the size of the image area is larger than that of the initial image.
Further, in the program according to the present invention, the computer of the image display device is provided with a plurality of display frames, and a first sub-display frame and an initial image in which predetermined name information is displayed in each of the plurality of display frames. A display control means for displaying a first template or a second template provided with a second sub-display frame on which is displayed on a display unit, the display frame provided on the first template is described as described above. When the content displayed in the display frame is replaced with a predetermined captured image from the name information and the initial image, the display of the template on the display unit by the display control means is displayed from the first template to the second. It functions as a switching means for switching to a template, and the captured image includes an area of the second sub-display frame on which the name information is displayed in addition to the area of the first sub-display frame on which the initial image is displayed. Is set in the display area of the captured image, so that the size of the image area is displayed to be larger than that of the initial image.

According to the present invention, it is possible to impart game characteristics to the shooting of a series of image groups.

It is a figure which shows the schematic structure of the smartphone in this embodiment. It is a mode transition diagram of the collection program in 1st Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the processing by a collection program. It is a figure which shows the collection screen with the theme of "flowers blooming in summer". It is a figure which shows an example of a guidance screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a shooting screen. It is a figure which shows an example of the guidance screen which displayed additional information. It is a figure which shows the collection screen which the photographed image is pasted in one frame. It is a figure which shows the collection screen which the photographed image is pasted to all eight frames. It is a figure which shows the collection screen which enabled the "next game" button. It is a figure which shows the collection screen with the theme of "insect rice". It is a mode transition diagram of the color matching program in the 2nd Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the processing by a color matching program. It is a figure which shows the collection screen with the theme of color matching. It is a figure which shows the color adjustment screen. It is a figure which shows the color chart which takes a picture on the color adjustment screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a guidance screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a shooting screen. It is a figure which shows the collection screen which pasted the photographed image which photographed the plant of a dianthus color correctly. It is a figure which shows the collection screen which displayed the warning that the shooting of the dianthus color failed. It is a figure which shows the collection screen which the photographed image is pasted to all eight frames.

Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described in detail with reference to each figure.
This embodiment is a solution for solving the problems of both the park operator side and the parent side who enjoys nature experience in this park.

The issue for park operators is that the number of parents and children who enjoy nature experiences is decreasing as the birthrate declines and the population ages. It is necessary to acquire young parents and children as new customers. In addition, there is a request that visitors to the park visit the park many times and become fans of this park. Furthermore, there is a precondition that human resources cannot be increased due to the limited budget.

The challenge for parents is not knowing when and where they can give their children a natural experience. While there is a lot of fun such as electronic games, it is difficult for children to voluntarily find fun from nature experiences. In addition, it is unclear what kind of educational effect it will have on children.

A self-guided program implemented as an application program for the smartphone of the present embodiment solves such a problem. The first embodiment is a collection program for collecting seasonal nature. The second embodiment is a color matching program for conveying the attractiveness of nature with colors.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a smartphone 1 according to the present embodiment.
The smartphone 1 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 11, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 12, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 13, a touch panel display 15, a flash memory 17, and a wireless communication unit 18.
The CPU 11 executes a program stored in the ROM 12 or the flash memory 17, and reads / writes data using the RAM 13 as a work area.
The RAM 13 is a volatile memory that can be read and written at high speed.

The flash memory 17 is a non-volatile memory that can be read and written, and stores a collection program 171 and a color matching program 172. The details of the collection program 171 will be described later with reference to FIGS. 2 to 11. Details of the color matching program 172 will be described later with reference to FIGS. 12 to 21.

The touch panel display 15 is, for example, a liquid crystal display or an organic EL display in which a transparent touch panel is laminated, and operates as a display operation means.
The wireless communication unit 18 wirelessly communicates with the outside by, for example, LTE (Long Term Evolution) or WiFi (registered trademark).

The smartphone 1 further includes an imaging unit 14, a light emitting unit 16, and a time measuring unit 19.
The image pickup unit 14 includes a lens barrel in which a lens group is arranged, an image pickup element for capturing a subject image by the lens group, and an image processing section for processing image pickup data by the image pickup element to obtain image information. The light emitting unit 16 is, for example, an LED (Light Emitting Diode) flash, and emits light toward the subject in synchronization with the imaging by the imaging unit 14. The time measuring unit 19 includes, for example, a crystal oscillator, and clocks the time by counting the oscillation signal generated by the crystal oscillator.

<< First Embodiment: Collection Program 171 >>
The collection program 171 of the first embodiment is an application program that operates on the smartphone 1 and is for learning the beauty and mystery of living things throughout the seasons by observing nature. This collection program 171 allows park operators to disseminate the charm of the park without increasing human resources. The park operator can distribute the information to the smartphone 1 by adding seasonal contents, for example, and the effect that the park user visits the park again can be expected.
The collection program 171 imparts game characteristics to the collection of captured images, the competition for the time required for collection, the sharing of captured images, and the like. As a result, the collection program 171 is attracting the interest of children who are familiar with electronic games. Furthermore, by displaying guidance information on creatures, it is clarified when, where, and what kind of nature experience can be achieved.

FIG. 2 is a mode transition diagram of the collection program 171 according to the first embodiment.
When the collection program 171 is started, the mode transitions to the "flowers blooming in summer" mode M10.

In the "flowers blooming in summer" mode M10, a template related to flowers blooming in summer is displayed. In the "flowers blooming in summer" mode M10, when the user taps a square, the mode transitions to the guidance mode M11. In the "flowers blooming in summer" mode M10, when all the squares are photographed and the "next game" button is tapped, the mode transitions to the "insect rice" mode M20.

Guidance mode M11 is an explanation screen for creatures related to tapped trout among templates related to flowers blooming in summer. In the guidance mode M11, when the user swipes right, the mode transitions to the shooting mode M12, and when the user swipes left, the mode transitions to the "flowers blooming in summer" mode M10.

The shooting mode M12 is a mode for shooting a creature related to a tapped trout among templates related to flowers blooming in summer. In the shooting mode M12, when the user taps the shooting button, the user taps the shooting button to switch to the guidance mode M11, and swipes left to switch to the guidance mode M11 without shooting.

In the "insect rice" mode M20, a template related to insect rice is displayed. In the "insect rice" mode M20, when the user taps the square, the mode transitions to the guidance mode M21. In the "insect rice" mode M20, when all the squares have been photographed and the "next game" button is tapped, the mode transitions to the "delicious plant" mode M30.

Guidance mode M21 is an explanation screen for creatures related to tapped trout among templates related to insect rice. In the guidance mode M21, when the user swipes right, the mode transitions to the shooting mode M22, and when the user swipes left, the mode transitions to the "insect rice" mode M20.

The shooting mode M22 is a mode for shooting a creature related to a tapped trout among templates related to insect rice. In the shooting mode M22, when the user taps the shooting button, the user taps the shooting button to switch to the guidance mode M21, and swipes left to switch to the guidance mode M21 without shooting.

In the "delicious plant" mode M30, a template for a delicious plant is displayed. In the "delicious plant" mode M30, when the user taps the square, the mode transitions to the guidance mode M31. In the "delicious plant" mode M30, when all the trout are photographed and the "next game" button is tapped, the mode transitions to the "insects gathering in flowers" mode M40.

Guidance mode M31 is an explanation screen for creatures related to tapped trout among templates related to delicious plants. In the guidance mode M31, when the user swipes right, the mode transitions to the shooting mode M32, and when the user swipes left, the mode transitions to the "delicious plant" mode M30.

The shooting mode M32 is a mode for shooting a creature related to a tapped trout among templates related to delicious plants. In the shooting mode M32, when the user taps the shooting button, the user taps the shooting button to switch to the guidance mode M31, and swipes left to switch to the guidance mode M31 without shooting.

In the "insects gathering in flowers" mode M40, a template related to insects gathering in flowers is displayed. In the "insects gathering in flowers" mode M40, when the user taps a square, the mode transitions to the guidance mode M41. In the "insects gathering in flowers" mode M40, when all the squares are photographed and the "next game" button is tapped, the mode shifts to the "birds gathering in flowers" mode M50.

Guidance mode M41 is an explanation screen for creatures related to tapped trout among templates related to insects gathering in flowers. In the guidance mode M41, when the user swipes right, the mode transitions to the shooting mode M42, and when the user swipes left, the mode transitions to the "insects gathering in flowers" mode M40.

The shooting mode M42 is a mode for shooting a creature related to a tapped trout among templates related to insects gathering in a flower. In the shooting mode M42, when the user taps the shooting button, the user taps the shooting button to switch to the guidance mode M41, and swipes left to switch to the guidance mode M41 without shooting.

In the "birds gathering in flowers" mode M50, a template related to birds gathering in flowers is displayed. In the "birds gathering in flowers" mode M50, when the user taps a square, the mode transitions to the guidance mode M51. In the "birds gathering in flowers" mode M50, when all the squares are photographed and the application button is tapped, the series of games ends.

Guidance mode M51 is an explanation screen for creatures related to tapped trout among templates related to birds gathering in flowers. In the guidance mode M51, when the user swipes right, the mode transitions to the shooting mode M52, and when the user swipes left, the mode transitions to the "birds gathering in flowers" mode M50.

The shooting mode M52 is a mode for shooting a creature related to a tapped trout among templates related to birds gathering in a flower. In the shooting mode M52, when the user taps the shooting button, the user taps the shooting button to switch to the guidance mode M51, and swipes left to switch to the guidance mode M51 without shooting.

In this way, the collection program 171 prevents the next template from proceeding unless all the cells of a certain template are selected and photographed. The collection program 171 makes mode transitions in the order of difficulty of the template to enhance the game. This can attract children who are familiar with electronic games.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing processing by the collection program 171.
When the collection program 171 is started, the CPU 11 repeats the processes of steps S10 to S21 for all the templates. The collection program 171 has five templates: "flowers that bloom in summer", "rice of insects", "delicious plants", "insects that gather in flowers", and "birds that gather in flowers".

Next, the CPU 11 displays this template on the touch panel display 15 (step S11), and determines the operation by the user (step S12). At this time, the touch panel display 15 displays the collection screen 3 and the like shown in FIG. 4, which will be described later. In the initial state, the application button 33 and the "next game" button 36 on the collection screen 3 are invalidly displayed and cannot be tapped.

If the operation by the user is a mass tap, the CPU 11 proceeds to the shooting process in step S13. The CPU 11 proceeds to the process of step S18 if the operation by the user is a tap of the application button 33, and proceeds to the process of step S21 if the operation by the user is a tap of the "next game" button 36.

When the process proceeds to step S13 by tapping the mass, the CPU 11 proceeds to the guidance mode M11 and the shooting mode M12, and executes the shooting process using the imaging unit 14 and the light emitting unit 16. After that, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the shooting has been executed (step S14).
If the shooting is executed (Yes), the CPU 11 pastes the shot image on the tapped cell of the template (step S15). Then, if the captured image is not pasted on all the cells of the template (step S16 → No), the CPU 11 returns to the process of step S12. When the captured image is pasted on all the cells of the template (step S16 → Yes), the CPU 11 enables the application button 33 (step S17) and returns to the process of step S12. The collection screen 3 shown in FIG. 9 described later is an example in which the application button 33 is enabled.

When the process proceeds to step S18 by tapping the application button 33, the CPU 11 applies to the server for each captured image pasted on the template (step S18), and activates the "next game" button 36 (step S19). The collection screen 3 shown in FIG. 10 described later is an example in which the “next game” button 36 is enabled.
Further, the CPU 11 determines whether or not the game related to this template is the "bird that gathers in the flowers" of the last game (step S20). If it is not the last game (No), the CPU 11 returns to the process of step S12, and if it is the last game (Yes), the CPU 11 proceeds to the process of step S21. As a result, the CPU 11 can end the series of games at the same time as the application button is pressed in the last game, and the "next game" button can be omitted.

In step S21, the CPU 11 returns to the process of step S10 if the processes of all the templates are not repeated, and ends the process of FIG. 3 if the processes of all the templates are repeated.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a collection screen 3 with the theme of “flowers blooming in summer”.
The title bar 31, the user level pane 32, the template pane 34a, and the guidance pane 35 are displayed on the collection screen 3. The collection screen 3 encourages the user to take and collect images with the theme of "flowers blooming in summer".
In the title bar 31, a menu button is displayed on the left side, and "search for seasonal creatures" is displayed on the right side.

The user level pane 32 is an area indicating the level of the user who is trying to collect images by this application. The user level pane 32 shows that the user level is "amateur hunter", the number of stars is 0, and the elapsed time since starting this template is 10 minutes and 12 seconds.

The template pane 34a shows a template (first template) related to the theme being collected. The first template is divided into 3 rows and 3 columns. Eight squares excluding the central portion are provided as areas for pasting captured images. The theme being collected in FIG. 4 is "flowers blooming in summer". The creatures to be collected are "Astilbe", "Scarlet rosemallow", "Hagi", "Mukuge", "Crape myrtle", "Ominaeshi", "Abelia", and "Polatuka" shown in each square of the template. The template of the first embodiment displays a mosaic image and the names of the creatures to be collected.
When the user taps the square of "Ominaeshi", the transition to the guidance screen 4 shown in FIG. 5 described later is performed.

Guidance to the user is displayed in the guidance pane 35. Here, "Let's take a picture of the flowers that bloom in summer." Is displayed.

On the collection screen 3, an invalid application button 33 and a "next game" button 36 are displayed. The application button 33 becomes effective when the photographed image is pasted on all the frames of the template. The "next game" button 36 is activated by tapping the application button 33.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of the guidance screen 4.
The title bar 41, the user level pane 42, and the guidance pane 44 are displayed on the guidance screen 4. This guidance screen 4 guides the user about "Ominaeshi" among "flowers blooming in summer". On the guidance screen 4, when the user swipes right, the screen transitions to the shooting screen 5 shown in FIG. 6, and when the user swipes left, the screen transitions to the collection screen 3 shown in FIG.
In the title bar 41, a menu button is displayed on the left side, and "search for seasonal creatures" is displayed on the right side.

The user level pane 42 is an area indicating the level of the user who is trying to collect images by this application. The user level pane 42 shows that the user level is "amateur hunter", the number of stars is 0, and the elapsed time since the start of this collection is 11 minutes and 33 seconds.
The guidance pane 44 is an area for explaining the subject to be collected. In the guidance pane 44, the same mosaic image as the template and the correct answer image are displayed, and an explanatory text regarding the subject to be collected is described.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the shooting screen 5.
The title bar 51, the user level pane 52, the live view pane 54, and the guidance pane 55 are displayed on the shooting screen 5. The shooting screen 5 is a screen for shooting a subject by the imaging unit 14 and the light emitting unit 16. On the shooting screen 5, when the user executes shooting, the transition to the guidance screen 4 shown in FIG. 7 occurs, and when the user swipes left, the transition to the guidance screen 4 shown in FIG. 5 occurs.
In the title bar 51, a menu button is displayed on the left side, and "search for seasonal creatures" is displayed on the right side.

The user level pane 52 is an area indicating the level of the user who is trying to collect images by this application. The user level pane 52 shows that the user level is "amateur hunter", the number of stars is 0, and the elapsed time since the start of this collection is 12 minutes and 34 seconds.
In the live view pane 54, the live view by the imaging unit 14 is displayed, and the shutter button 56 is further displayed. When the user taps the shutter button 56, shooting is executed and the transition to the guidance screen 4 shown in FIG. 7 is performed.

The guidance pane 55 is an area for explaining the subject to be collected. In the guidance pane 55, the same mosaic image as the template is displayed as a thumbnail 551, and an explanatory text regarding the subject to be collected is described.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of the guidance screen 4 on which additional information is displayed.
Similar to FIG. 5, the guidance screen 4 displays a title bar 41, a user level pane 42, a guidance pane 44, and further displays an additional information pane 45. In the guidance screen 4 of FIG. 7, when the user swipes right, the screen returns to the shooting screen 5, and when the user swipes left, the screen transitions to the collection screen 3 shown in FIG.

In the additional information pane 45, the efficacy of the subject Ominaeshi as a Chinese herbal medicine is described. By performing the shooting in this way, additional information about the subject is provided, so that the user can be motivated to shoot and further learn about the subject.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a collection screen 3 in which a captured image is attached to one frame.
Unlike FIG. 4, the collection screen 3 shown in FIG. 8 has a required time of 14 minutes and 12 seconds shown in the user level pane 32. Further, in the collection screen 3 of FIG. 8, a photographed image is attached to a frame related to Ominaeshi in the template pane 34a. Then, in the guidance pane 35, the phrase "Ominaeshi was photographed." Is displayed. This makes it possible to indicate which frame has been updated.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a collection screen 3 in which captured images are attached to all eight frames.
Unlike FIG. 8, the collection screen 3 shown in FIG. 9 has a required time of 31 minutes 06 seconds shown in the user level pane 32. Further, in the collection screen 3 of FIG. 9, the image taken by the user is pasted on all the frames in the template pane 34a to which the mosaic image is pasted.
“Complete!” Is displayed in the guidance pane 35, indicating that the shooting of all the frames has been completed. When the shooting of all the frames is completed, the application button 33 is effectively displayed and can be tapped. When the application button 33 is tapped here, the CPU 11 transmits the captured image group to a server device (not shown), and transitions to the collection screen 3 shown in FIG.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a collection screen 3 in which the “next game” button 36 is enabled.
Unlike FIG. 9, the collection screen 3 shown in FIG. 10 has the "next game" button 36 effectively displayed and can be tapped. When the "next game" button 36 is tapped here, the CPU 11 transitions to the collection screen 3 shown in FIG. 11 as the next game.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing a collection screen 3 with the theme of “insect rice”.
The collection screen 3 of FIG. 11 displays a template pane 34b different from the collection screen 3 of FIG. The CPU 11 operates as a switching means for switching from the display of the first template related to "flowers blooming in summer" to the display of the second template related to "insect rice".
The user level pane 32 of FIG. 11 shows that the user level is "one star hunter", the number of stars is one, and the elapsed time after starting this template is 0 minutes and 3 seconds. Has been done.
The template pane 34b shows a template (second template) related to the theme being collected. The second template is divided into 3 rows and 3 columns. Eight squares excluding the central square are provided as areas for pasting captured images. The theme being collected in FIG. 11 is "insect rice". The creatures to be collected are "Gummy", "Quercus serrata", "Rubus hirsutus", "Tachibana", "Pepper", "Camphor tree", "Mahonia japonica", and "Quercus myrsini" shown in each cell of the template.

The theme of this "insect rice" is more difficult to collect than the theme of "flowers that bloom in summer" that was carried out earlier. In this way, by gradually increasing the difficulty level as the stage progresses, it is possible to impart game characteristics. Furthermore, the motivation of each user can be aroused by posting the user's name, handle name and hunter level on the park facility or on the park's Web page.

<< Second Embodiment: Color Matching Program 172 >>
The color matching program 172 of the second embodiment is an application program that operates on the smartphone 1 and is for searching for traditional Japanese colors related to habitats while strolling in nature. Many traditional Japanese colors have plant-derived names. By guiding the user about the origin of such colors as a color determination game, it is possible to let the users know the deep relationship between Japanese people and plants. Also, by searching for colors, you will be able to notice the colors around you that you did not know and the many original colors. This color matching program 172 allows park operators to disseminate the attractiveness of the plants that grow in the park without increasing human resources.
The color matching program 172 also imparts game characteristics to the collection of captured images, the competition for the time required for collection, the sharing of captured images, and the like. As a result, the color matching program 172 is attracting the interest of children who are familiar with electronic games.

FIG. 12 is a mode transition diagram of the color matching program 172 according to the second embodiment.
When the color matching program 172 is activated, the mode transitions to the "plant color search" mode M60.
In the "plant color search" mode M60, a template related to color is displayed. In the "plant color search" mode M60, tapping the color adjustment button transitions to the color adjustment mode M61, and tapping the square by the user transitions to the guidance mode M62.
In the "plant color search" mode M60, the game ends when all the squares have been photographed and the application button is tapped.

The color adjustment mode M61 is a mode for adjusting the color variation of each model of the smartphone 1. In the color adjustment mode M61, the CPU 11 performs color adjustment of the imaging unit 14 using a color chart. If a color chart is photographed in this color adjustment mode M61, the color adjustment is performed and then the mode returns to the "plant color search" mode M60, and when the user swipes left, the mode returns to the "plant color search" mode M60.

The guidance mode M62 is an explanation screen for plants related to the color of the tapped square among the color templates. In the guidance mode M62, when the user swipes right, the mode transitions to the shooting mode M63, and when the user swipes left, the mode transitions to the "plant color search" mode M60.

The shooting mode M63 is a mode for shooting a plant related to the color of the tapped square among the color templates. In the shooting mode M63, when the user taps the shooting button, the user taps the shooting button and transitions to the determination mode M64, and when the user swipes left, the mode transitions to the guidance mode M62 without shooting.

The determination mode M64 is a mode for determining whether or not the captured image contains a predetermined color. If the captured image contains a predetermined color (color OK), the process returns to the "plant color search" mode M60, and the captured image is pasted on this square. If the captured image does not contain a predetermined color (color NG), the screen returns to the "plant color search" mode M60 and a warning is displayed.

FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing processing by the color matching program 172.
When the color matching program 172 is activated, the CPU 11 displays the template related to the color matching on the touch panel display 15 (step S30), and determines the operation by the user (step S31). At this time, the touch panel display 15 displays the collection screen 6 and the like shown in FIG. 14, which will be described later. In the initial state, the application button 63 on the collection screen 6 is invalid and cannot be tapped.

If the operation by the user is a mass tap, the CPU 11 proceeds to the shooting process in step S32. If the operation by the user is a tap of the color adjustment button, the CPU 11 proceeds to the color adjustment process in step S33. If the operation by the user is a tap of the application button, the CPU 11 proceeds to the process of step S40.

When the process proceeds to step S32 by tapping the mass, the CPU 11 transitions to the guidance mode M62 and the shooting mode M63, and executes the shooting process using the imaging unit 14 and the light emitting unit 16. After that, the CPU 11 determines whether or not shooting has been executed (step S34). By strobe-shooting the subject with the light emitting unit 16, it is possible to prevent erroneous color determination due to the difference in the tint of light.
If the shooting is executed (Yes), the CPU 11 determines whether or not the shot image contains a predetermined color set in the square (step S35). If the captured image contains a predetermined color (Yes), the CPU 11 attaches the captured image to this cell (step S36), and proceeds to step S38. If the captured image does not contain a predetermined color (No), the CPU 11 displays a warning (step S37) and returns to the process of step S31.

When the process proceeds to step S33 by tapping the color adjustment button, the CPU 11 causes the image pickup unit 14 and the light emitting unit 16 to take a picture of the color chart. In this color chart, "Kuchiha", "Indigo", "Joban color", "Kikyou color", "Moegi", "Purple", "Nashiko color", and "Jorohana" shown in each cell of the template are displayed. It is shown as it is. The smartphone 1 can detect how a predetermined color of each cell is photographed by strobe photography of the color chart. Therefore, by calculating the difference between the color in the captured image and the color captured in the color chart, the difference in the imaging unit 14 of the smartphone 1 can be canceled out.

In step S38, if the captured image is not pasted on all the cells of the template (step S38 → No), the CPU 11 returns to the process of step S31. When the captured image is pasted on all the cells of the template (step S38 → Yes), the CPU 11 enables the application button (step S39) and returns to the process of step S31.

When the process proceeds to step S40 by tapping the application button, the CPU 11 applies for each photographed image pasted on the template to the server, and ends the process of FIG.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing a collection screen 6 with the theme of color matching.
The title bar 61, the user level pane 62, the template pane 64, and the guidance pane 65 are displayed on the collection screen 6. The collection screen 6 encourages the user to shoot and collect images with the theme of color matching.
In the title bar 61, the menu button is displayed on the left side, and the "traditional Japanese color" is displayed on the right side.

The user level pane 62 is an area indicating the level of the user who is trying to collect images by this application. The user level pane 62 shows that the elapsed time since starting this template is 3 minutes and 54 seconds.

The template pane 64 shows the color matching template being collected. The colors being collected in FIG. 14 are "Kuchiha", "Indigo", "Joban color", "Kikyou color", "Moegi", "Purple", "Purple color", and "Nashiko color" shown in each cell of the template. It is a girl's flower. Judgment conditions for each color are set for each cell.
When the user taps the "Pink-colored" square, the transition to the guidance screen 8 shown in FIG. 17 is performed.

Guidance to the user is displayed in the guidance pane 65. Here, "Let's find the traditional Japanese colors related to habitat plants while strolling in nature." Is displayed.

An invalid application button 63 is displayed on the collection screen 6. The application button 63 becomes effective when the photographed image is pasted on all the frames of the template.

FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a color adjustment screen 7.
The title bar 71, the live view pane 74, and the guidance pane 75 are displayed on the color adjustment screen 7. The color adjustment screen 7 is a screen for photographing the color chart 2 shown in FIG. 16 by the imaging unit 14 and the light emitting unit 16. On the color adjustment screen 7, when the user executes shooting, the color is adjusted and the transition to the collection screen 6 shown in FIG. 14 is performed, and when the user swipes left, the transition to the collection screen 6 shown in FIG. 14 is performed.
A menu button is displayed on the left side of the title bar 71, and "traditional Japanese colors" are displayed on the right side.

In the live view pane 74, the live view by the imaging unit 14 is displayed, and further, the position guide 741 of the color chart and the shutter button 76 are displayed. Shooting is executed when the user taps the shutter button 76 so that the position guide 741 includes the color corresponding to each cell of the color chart 2. The user can see the decayed leaf color of the color chart 2 on the position guide 741a, the indigo color of the color chart 2 on the position guide 741b, the evergreen color of the color chart 2 on the position guide 741c, and the color chart 2 on the position guide 741d. The Kikyo color is the color chart 2 Moe Huang on the position guide 741e, the purple color chart 2 on the position guide 741f, the color chart 2 stroke color on the position guide 741g, and the color chart 2 on the position guide 741h. Take a picture so that the girl's flower is located. After that, the smartphone 1 transitions to the collection screen 6 shown in FIG.

The guidance pane 75 is an area for explaining the user operation, and "Please take a picture of the color chart." Is displayed.

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a color chart 2 taken on the color adjustment screen 7.
The color chart 2 is a chart on which the colors of each cell are printed. The user takes a strobe image of each cell of the color chart 2 in accordance with the position guides 741a to 741h of FIG. The CPU 11 can detect what kind of color corresponds to each cell by referring to the pixels of the position guides 741a to 741h in the captured image.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of the guidance screen 8.
The guidance screen 8 displays a title bar 81, a user level pane 82, a color display pane 83, and a guidance pane 84. The guidance screen 8 guides the user about the dianthus color. On the guidance screen 8, when the user swipes right, the screen transitions to the shooting screen 9 shown in FIG. 18, and when the user swipes left, the screen transitions to the collection screen 6 shown in FIG.
A menu button is displayed on the left side of the title bar 81, and "traditional Japanese colors" are displayed on the right side.

The user level pane 82 is an area indicating the level of the user who is trying to collect images by this application. The user level pane 82 shows that the elapsed time since the start of this collection is 6 minutes and 32 seconds.
The color display pane 83 is an area for displaying the color to be collected, and the characters “Pink color” are displayed on the background of the dianthus color.
The guidance pane 84 is an area for explaining the colors to be collected. In the guidance pane 84, an image of the dianthus, which is the correct answer, is displayed, and an explanatory text regarding the stroke color is described. This description says, "One of the seven autumn herbs, a color that represents the flower of Kawaranadeshiko found in riverbeds. Nadeshiko is a flower that has been loved by people for a long time, and there are many horticultural species." ..

FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an example of the shooting screen 9.
The title bar 91, the user level pane 92, the live view pane 59, and the guidance pane 95 are displayed on the shooting screen 9. The shooting screen 9 is a screen for shooting a subject by the imaging unit 14 and the light emitting unit 16. On the shooting screen 9, when the user executes shooting, the screen transitions to the collection screen 6 shown in FIG. 19 or 20, and when the user swipes left, the screen transitions to the guidance screen 8 shown in FIG.
In the title bar 91, the menu button is displayed on the left side, and the "traditional Japanese color" is displayed on the right side.

The user level pane 92 is an area indicating the level of the user who is trying to collect images by this application. The user level pane 92 shows that the elapsed time since the start of this collection is 7 minutes and 29 seconds.
In the live view pane 94, the live view by the imaging unit 14 is displayed, and the shutter button 96 is further displayed. When the user taps the shutter button 96, shooting is executed and the screen transitions to the collection screen 6 shown in FIG. 19 or FIG.

The guidance pane 95 is an area for explaining the colors to be collected and the names of the colors.

FIG. 19 is a diagram showing a collection screen 6 to which a photographed image in which a pink plant is correctly photographed is attached.
Unlike FIG. 14, the collection screen 6 shown in FIG. 19 has a required time of 8 minutes and 17 seconds shown in the user level pane 62. Further, in the collection screen 6 of FIG. 19, a photographed image is attached to a frame related to the dianthus color in the template pane 64. Then, in the guidance pane 65, the phrase "a collection of dianthus colors" is displayed. This makes it possible to indicate which frame has been updated.

FIG. 20 is a diagram showing a collection screen 6 in which a warning to the effect that the dianthus-colored photography has failed is displayed.
Unlike FIG. 14, the collection screen 6 shown in FIG. 20 has a required time of 8 minutes and 17 seconds shown in the user level pane 62. Further, in the collection screen 6 of FIG. 19, the wording “It was not a dianthus color” and the thumbnail of the photographed image are displayed in the guidance pane 65. As a result, the user can detect that the color determination has failed.

FIG. 21 is a diagram showing a collection screen 6 in which captured images are attached to all eight frames.
Unlike FIG. 14, the collection screen 6 shown in FIG. 21 has a required time of 21 minutes 05 seconds shown in the user level pane 62. Further, in the collection screen 6 of FIG. 21, photographed images are pasted on all the frames related to the colors of the template pane 64.
Then, in the guidance pane 65, the phrase "Please drop in at the visitor center on your way home. You will receive a bookmark of the color you found." Is displayed. This allows the user to know that the collection has been completed.
The application button 63 is effectively displayed. When the user taps the application button 63, the captured image group is transmitted to the server device, and the color matching program 172 is terminated.

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The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be modified without departing from the spirit of the present invention. For example, there are the following (a) to (e).

(A) The judgment condition set for each cell is not limited to the color. For example, a two-dimensional shape such as a circle, a heart shape, a triangle, or a square may be used as a determination condition. Further, the shapes of flowers, leaves and trunks of various plants may be used as a determination condition.
(B) Each cell constituting the template is not limited to 3 rows and 3 columns.
(C) The timing of applying from the smartphone to the server device is not limited to when the image is pasted on all the cells of each template, and the application may be performed at any timing.
(D) The initial state of each template is not limited to the mosaic-processed image, and may be easily distinguishable from the captured color image. For example, it may be a gray scale (black and white photograph), an illustration, a line drawing, or the like.
(E) Although the guidance mode was used before the shooting mode, the shooting mode may be entered without going through the guidance mode after tapping the target image.

The inventions described in the claims originally attached to the application of this application are added below. The claims in the appendix are as specified in the claims originally attached to the application for this application.
[Additional Notes]

<< Claim 1 >>
A display control means for displaying the first template or the second template provided with a plurality of image pasting areas on the display unit, and
When a predetermined image is pasted on all the image pasting areas provided in the first template, a switching means for displaying the second template by the display control means and a switching means.
An image display device characterized by being equipped with.
<< Claim 2 >>
A live view means for displaying a live view on the display unit by activating it via an operation on any of the image pasting areas.
A shooting means for shooting an image while the live view is displayed, and
An image pasting means for pasting an image captured by the photographing means to the image pasting area operated for displaying the live view, and a pasting means.
The image display device according to claim 1, further comprising.
<< Claim 3 >>
Judgment conditions are set for each of the image pasting areas.
Further provided with a determination means for determining whether the image captured by the photographing means satisfies the determination condition set in the image pasting area operated for displaying the live view.
If the determination means determines that the image satisfies the determination condition, the attachment means attaches the image to the image attachment area.
The image display device according to claim 2.
<< Claim 4 >>
If it is determined that the image does not satisfy the determination condition, the pasting means notifies a warning.
The image display device according to claim 3.
<< Claim 5 >>
A theme different from the theme assigned to the first template is assigned to the second template.
The image display device according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the image display device is characterized by the above.
<< Claim 6 >>
Before the predetermined image is pasted in each image pasting area of the first template or the second template, a mosaic image or an illustration is displayed in the image pasting area.
The image display device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the image display device is characterized by the above.
<< Claim 7 >>
A first template provided with a plurality of image pasting areas is displayed on the display unit, and the display unit is displayed.
When a predetermined image is pasted on all the image pasting areas provided in the first template, a second template different from the first template is displayed on the display unit.
An image display method characterized by that.
<< Claim 8 >>
By operating each of the image pasting areas, the live view is displayed on the display unit.
The image taken during the display of the live view is pasted in the image pasting area operated for displaying the live view.
The image display method according to claim 7, wherein the image is displayed.
<< Claim 9 >>
Judgment conditions are set for each of the image pasting areas.
It is determined whether or not the image taken during the display of the live view satisfies the determination condition set in the image pasting area operated for displaying the live view.
If it is determined that the image satisfies the determination condition, the image is pasted in the image pasting area.
The image display method according to claim 8, wherein the image is displayed.
<< Claim 10 >>
If it is determined that the image does not satisfy the determination condition, a warning is notified.
The image display method according to claim 9, wherein the image is displayed.
<< Claim 11 >>
A display control means for displaying a first template or a second template provided with a plurality of image pasting areas on a display unit.
A switching means for displaying the second template by the display control means when a predetermined image is pasted on all the image pasting areas provided in the first template.
An image display program to make your computer work as.

1 Smartphone (image display device)
11 CPU
12 ROM
13 RAM
14 Imaging unit 15 Touch panel display 16 Light emitting unit 17 Flash memory 171 Collection program 172 Color matching program 18 Wireless communication unit 19 Timekeeping unit 3 Collection screen 31 Title bar 32 User level pane 33 Application button 34a Template pane (first template)
34b template pane (second template)
35 Guidance pane 36 "Next game" button 4 Guidance screen 41 Title bar 42 User level pane 44 Guidance pane 45 Additional information pane 5 Shooting screen 51 Title bar 52 User level pane 54 Live view pane 55 Guidance pane 551 Thumbnail 56 Shutter button 6 Collection screen 61 Title bar 62 User level pane 63 Application button 64 Template pane 65 Guidance pane 651 Thumbnail 66 Color adjustment button 7 Color adjustment screen 71 Title bar 74 Live view pane 75 Guidance pane 76 Shutter button 8 Guidance screen 81 Title bar 82 User level Pane 83 Color display pane 84 Guidance pane 85 Guidance thumbnail 9 Shooting screen 91 Title bar 92 User level pane 94 Live view pane 95 Guidance pane 96 Shutter button

Claims (6)

A first sub-display frame in which a plurality of display frames are provided and a first sub-display frame in which predetermined name information is displayed and a second sub-display frame in which an initial image is displayed are provided in each of the plurality of display frames. A display control means for displaying a template or a second template on the display unit,
When the content displayed in the display frame for all the display frames provided in the first template is replaced with a predetermined captured image from the name information and the initial image, the display by the display control means. A switching means for switching the display of the template on the unit from the first template to the second template, and
With
In the captured image, in addition to the area of the first sub display frame on which the initial image is displayed, the area of the second sub display frame on which the name information is displayed is also set as the display area of the captured image. As a result, the size of the image area is displayed to be larger than that of the initial image.
An image display device characterized by the fact that. The initial image is a mosaic image or an illustration image.
The image display device according to claim 1. The display control means
Each of the plurality of display frames is displayed as an operation button for instructing the transition to the acquisition process for acquiring the captured image to be displayed in the display frame.
When the operation button is operated by the user, detailed information about the subject to be displayed as the captured image by replacing the name information and the initial image in the display frame corresponding to the operation button is sent to the acquisition process. Display prior to migration,
The image display device according to claim 1 or 2. The acquisition process is a process of acquiring the photographed image by camera photography.
The image display device according to claim 3. An image display method executed by an image display device.
A first sub-display frame in which a plurality of display frames are provided and a first sub-display frame in which predetermined name information is displayed and a second sub-display frame in which an initial image is displayed are provided in each of the plurality of display frames. A display control step for displaying a template or a second template on the display unit,
When the content displayed in the display frame is replaced with a predetermined captured image from the name information and the initial image for all the display frames provided in the first template, the display by the display control step is performed. A switching step of switching the display of the template in the section from the first template to the second template, and
Have,
In the captured image, in addition to the area of the first sub display frame on which the initial image is displayed, the area of the second sub display frame on which the name information is displayed is also set as the display area of the captured image. As a result, the size of the image area is displayed to be larger than that of the initial image.
An image display method characterized by that. The computer of the image display device,
A first sub-display frame in which a plurality of display frames are provided and a first sub-display frame in which predetermined name information is displayed and a second sub-display frame in which an initial image is displayed are provided in each of the plurality of display frames. Display control means for displaying a template or a second template on the display unit,
When the content displayed in the display frame for all the display frames provided in the first template is replaced with a predetermined captured image from the name information and the initial image, the display by the display control means. A switching means for switching the display of the template on the unit from the first template to the second template,
To function as
In the captured image, in addition to the area of the first sub display frame on which the initial image is displayed, the area of the second sub display frame on which the name information is displayed is also set as the display area of the captured image. As a result, the size of the image area is displayed to be larger than that of the initial image.
A program characterized by that.

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