Operation apparatus

1. An imaging apparatus comprising:

an imager that images a target within an imaging range; and

a microcomputer that is communicatively coupled to the imager, wherein the microcomputer:

determines whether an image of a particular index image has intruded into the imaging range,

detects a predetermined image part within the imaging range,

determines that the index image overlaps the predetermined image part,

determines a change direction to remove the index image from overlapping the predetermined image part, and

notifies a user of the imaging apparatus in accordance with the change direction.

2. The imaging apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the microcomputer further detects a changed part of image information acquired by the imager,

wherein the predetermined image part is the changed part of the image information that is detected by the microcomputer.

3. The imaging apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the change direction is determined based on the index image overlapping a boundary of the imaging range.

4. The imaging apparatus according to claim 3 , further comprising:

a piezoelectric body control circuit that is communicatively coupled to the microcomputer;

wherein the microcomputer notifies the user by causing the piezoelectric body control circuit to vibrate a portion of the imaging apparatus that corresponds to a side of the boundary that is overlapped.

5. The imaging apparatus according to claim 1 , wherein the index image is of a finger of the user, and

wherein the finger of the user is used to instruct an object that is within the imaging range.

6. An operation apparatus comprising:

an imager that images a target within an imaging range;

a piezoelectric body control circuit that generates vibration or a voice signal;

a microcomputer that is communicatively coupled to the imager and the piezoelectric body control circuit, wherein the microcomputer:

determines whether an index image has intruded into the imaging range,

determines that a tip of the index image overlaps a predetermined image part within the imaging range,

determines a change direction to remove the index image from overlapping the predetermined image part, and

notifies, using piezoelectric body control circuit, a user of the operation apparatus in accordance with the change direction.

7. The operation apparatus according to claim 6 , wherein the change direction is determined based on the index image overlapping boundary of the imaging range.

8. The operation apparatus according to claim 7 , wherein the microcomputer notifies the user by causing the piezoelectric body control circuit to vibrate a portion of the operation apparatus that corresponds to a side of the boundary that is overlapped.

9. The operation apparatus according to claim 6 , wherein the microcomputer further detects a changed part of image information in image data acquired by the imager

wherein the predetermined image part is the changed part of the image information that is detected by the microcomputer.

10. The operation apparatus according to claim 6 , wherein the microcomputer causes the piezoelectric body control circuit to switch notifications depending on whether the tip of the index image overlaps a boundary of the imaging range or the tip of the index image overlaps the target.

11. A target checking method comprising:

imaging a target within an imaging range of an imaging apparatus;

determining whether an image of a particular index has intruded into the imaging range;

detecting a predetermined image part within the imaging range;

determining that the index image overlaps the predetermined image part;

determining a change direction to remove the index image from overlapping the predetermined image part and

notifying a user that the index image is determined to overlap the predetermined image part within the imaging range based on the change direction.

12. The method according to claim 11 , wherein the predetermined image part is a changed part of image information acquired by the imaging or a boundary of a region acquired by the imaging.

13. The method according to claim 11 , wherein:

the change direction is determined based on the index image overlapping a boundary of the imaging range; and

the notifying includes vibrating a portion of the imaging apparatus that corresponds to a side of the boundary that is overlapped.

14. The method according to claim 11 , wherein the index image is of a finger of the user, and

wherein the finger of the user is used to instruct an object that is within the imaging range.

15. A non-transitory storage medium storing a program, the program causing a computer to perform:

imaging by using an imaging unit;

determining whether an index image has intruded into an imaging range of the imaging unit;

determining that a tip of the index image overlaps a predetermined image part within the imaging range;

determining a change direction to remove the index image from overlapping the predetermined image part; and

notifying a user that the index image is determined to overlap the predetermined image part within the imaging range based on the change direction.

16. The storage medium according to claim 15 , wherein the predetermined image part is a boundary of a region acquired by the imaging unit, an image change part or a boundary of a region acquired by the imaging unit.

17. The storage medium according to claim 15 , wherein:

the change direction is determined based on the index image overlapping a boundary of the imaging range; and

the notifying includes vibrating a portion of the imaging unit that corresponds to a side of the boundary that is overlapped.

18. The storage medium according to claim 15 , wherein the index image is of a finger of the user, and

wherein the finger of the user is used to instruct an object that is within the imaging range.