Dual-Screen Image Editing Terminal with Real-Time Preview
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current image editing processes on mobile devices are cumbersome, requiring multiple iterations to achieve desired effects, as users must repeatedly apply edits and manually search through stored images to compare processing outcomes.
Innovation Solution
An image editing method utilizing a terminal with dual screens, where the first screen displays the original image and the second screen shows processed images, allowing users to perform edits and preview effects simultaneously, reducing the need for manual comparison and streamlining the editing process.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Manufacturing precision
If multiple image editing operations are performed and images are stored in an album for later comparison, then image processing completeness is improved, but operational complexity increases and user convenience deteriorates
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a second display screen as an additional dimension for image presentation. While the first screen handles editing operations, the second screen simultaneously displays processed images for comparison. This spatial separation resolves the contradiction by allowing complete processing operations while maintaining user convenience through visual feedback on a separate display, eliminating the need to manually search through stored images.
2Manufacturing precision
If image processing results are stored and users manually search through the album to compare effects, then processing capability is improved, but time consumption increases
Solution Approach 1:
The system implements real-time feedback by displaying processed images on the second screen immediately after editing operations are applied to the first screen. This allows users to see processing results and compare different editing effects without time delays, resolving the contradiction between processing capability and time consumption by providing instant visual feedback.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent performs preliminary display of processed images on the second screen before the user completes their evaluation. By pre-displaying multiple processing results in advance on the second screen, the system eliminates the need for users to manually search through stored images afterward, significantly reducing time consumption while maintaining full processing capability.
3Manufacturing precision
If users perform repeated editing operations to achieve ideal results, then image quality is improved, but operational steps increase and efficiency decreases
Solution Approach 1:
By displaying the original image on the first screen and processed images on the second screen simultaneously, the patent enables users to perform editing operations and view quality results in real-time without interrupting the workflow. This spatial arrangement allows repeated editing operations to be performed efficiently while maintaining high image quality, as users can immediately compare results without additional manual steps.
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AI summary
An image editing method and a terminal are provided. The terminal includes a first screen and a second screen. The image editing method includes: receiving a first input in a case that the first screen displays a first image; and in response to the first input, performing first processing on the first image to obtain a second image, displaying the second image on the first screen, and displaying the first image and/or a third image on the second screen; where the third image is an image obtained by performing second processing on the first image, and the second processing is a part of a processing process included in the first processing.