Day-mode-night-mode switching method and related monitoring camera apparatus

1. A day-mode-night-mode switching method applied to a monitoring camera apparatus in several color temperatures for switching the monitoring camera apparatus into a day mode or a night mode, the monitoring camera apparatus being electrically connected to a supplemental lighting apparatus adapted to emit a light within a specific spectrum for light compensation, the day-mode-night-mode switching method comprising:

acquiring an equivalent exposure parameter of the monitoring camera apparatus;

determining whether the equivalent exposure parameter conforms to a first mode switching condition when the monitoring camera apparatus is in the night mode;

computing a light compensation exposure parameter of image content acquired by the monitoring camera apparatus and relevant to the specific spectrum of the supplemental lighting apparatus when the equivalent exposure parameter conforms to the first mode switching condition;

computing a light compensation weight of the light compensation exposure parameter in each of the color temperatures to generate a compensation parameter;

utilizing the compensation parameter to transform the equivalent exposure parameter into a predicted exposure parameter; and

determining whether the predicted exposure parameter conforms to the first mode switching condition, and then keeping the monitoring camera apparatus in the night mode or switching the monitoring camera apparatus into the day mode according to a determination result.

2. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 1 , wherein an invisible beam is filtered in response to the monitoring camera apparatus switched into the day mode, and the invisible beam is received in response to the monitoring camera apparatus switched into the night mode.

3. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 1 , further comprising:

keeping the monitoring camera apparatus in the night mode and acquiring another equivalent exposure parameter when the equivalent exposure parameter does not conform to the first mode switching condition.

4. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 1 , further comprising:

counting a number of times that the predicted exposure parameter conforms to the first mode switching condition;

determining whether the number of times exceeds a counting threshold; and

switching the monitoring camera apparatus into the day mode when the number of times exceeds the counting threshold.

5. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 4 , wherein the monitoring camera apparatus is kept in the night mode and another equivalent exposure parameter is acquired when the number of times does not exceed the counting threshold.

6. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 1 , wherein the equivalent exposure parameter is selected from a group consisted of a current compensated value, an exposure compensated value, a diaphragm compensated value, an intensity compensated value, and a combination thereof.

7. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 1 , further comprising:

establishing a light compensation distribution model about the spectrum of the supplemental lighting apparatus related to all color gamut in different color temperatures;

utilizing the light compensation distribution model to acquire the light compensation exposure parameter and the related light compensation weight of each of the color temperatures; and

setting a computation result of the light compensation exposure parameter and the light compensation weight as the compensation parameter.

8. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 7 , wherein the image content acquired by the monitoring camera apparatus has a first color gamut, a second color gamut and a third color gamut, the day-mode-night-mode switching method computes a first computed value of the first color gamut and the second color gamut and a second computed value of the first color gamut and the third color gamut, and utilizes relation between the first computed value, the second computed value and a light compensation distributed value to establish the light compensation distribution model.

9. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 8 , wherein a third computed value is acquired by the first computed value and the second computed value, and a distribution function relevant to the third computed value and the light compensation distributed value is acquired accordingly.

10. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 9 , wherein a transferring parameter of the image content is computed, the light compensation distributed value is acquired by the image content and the distribution function, and the light compensation exposure parameter is acquired by the transferring parameter and the light compensation distributed value.

11. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 8 , wherein the light compensation distributed value is acquired by substituting the image content into the light compensation distribution model, an angle parameter of the light compensation distributed value relative to a maximal distributed value and a minimal distributed value of the light compensation distribution model is computed, and the light compensation weight is acquired by the angle parameter, the maximal distributed value and the minimal distributed value.

12. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 1 , further comprising:

determining whether the equivalent exposure parameter conforms to a second mode switching condition when the monitoring camera apparatus is in the day mode;

counting a number of times that the equivalent exposure parameter conforms to the second mode switching condition; and

switching the monitoring camera apparatus into the night mode when the number of times exceeds a counting threshold.

13. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 12 , wherein the monitoring camera apparatus is kept in the day mode and another equivalent exposure parameter is acquired when the equivalent exposure parameter does not conform to the second mode switching condition.

14. The day-mode-night-mode switching method of claim 12 , wherein the monitoring camera apparatus is kept in the day mode and another equivalent exposure parameter is acquired when the number of times does not exceed the counting threshold.

15. A monitoring camera apparatus applied in several color temperatures, comprising:

an image receiver adapted to acquire image content relevant to a monitoring region; and

an operational processor electrically connected to the image receiver, and adapted to acquire an equivalent exposure parameter of the monitoring camera apparatus, determine whether the equivalent exposure parameter conforms to a first mode switching condition when the monitoring camera apparatus is in the night mode, compute a light compensation exposure parameter of the image content relevant to a specific spectrum of a supplemental lighting apparatus when the equivalent exposure parameter conforms to the first mode switching condition, compute a light compensation weight of the light compensation exposure parameter in each of the color temperatures to generate a compensation parameter, utilize the compensation parameter acquired by the light compensation exposure parameter to transform the equivalent exposure parameter into a predicted exposure parameter, and determine whether the predicted exposure parameter conforms to the first mode switching condition and then keep the monitoring camera apparatus in the night mode or switch the monitoring camera apparatus into the day mode according to a determination result.

16. A day-mode-night-mode switching method applied to an optical filter in several color temperatures for switching a filter switching module into a day mode or a night mode according to an equivalent exposure parameter of the filter switching module, the day-mode-night-mode switching method comprising:

determining whether the equivalent exposure parameter conforms to a first mode switching condition when the filter switching module is in the night mode;

computing a light compensation exposure parameter relevant to the filter switching module when the equivalent exposure parameter conforms to the first mode switching condition;

computing a light compensation weight of the light compensation exposure parameter in each of the color temperatures to generate a compensation parameter;

utilizing the compensation parameter to transform the equivalent exposure parameter into a predicted exposure parameter; and

determining whether the predicted exposure parameter conforms to the first mode switching condition, and then keeping the filter switching module in the night mode or switching the filter switching module into the day mode according to a determination result.