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Crosstalk correction technique for single sensor camera provided with Bayer color filter array

In this paper we present a three-step crosstalk correction algorithm for single sensor still or video cameras provided with a Bayer color filter array. The first step is performed off-line, during the calibration or the development of the camera; it estimates the sensor response to different colors and analyzes the crosstalk. In the second step, the algorithm corrects “on-the-fly” the raw data of the sensor by using the crosstalk model estimated in the first step. The third, optional, step can be included to remove the residual crosstalk from the second step. It consists of a low-pass filter and it can be omitted if other image rescaling steps are included into the image processing chain. The resulting technique has proved to be effective in removing the crosstalk without introducing any other visual artifacts.