JP2002112074A - Photographed image management system and recording medium - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] To automatically take photographs of facility visitors and tourists at leisure facilities and sightseeing spots, and to have these subjects browse these photographs slowly. It is to provide a photographed image management system which can be performed. SOLUTION: When an image is taken, identification information is received from a transmitter 51 of an entrance tag 50 near the position where the image was taken, and the received identification information is associated with the image data obtained by taking the image. Stored in the tag database 32,
An input person is determined by requesting an input of a user ID associated with the identification information. If the input person is a person associated with the identification information, an image stored in association with the identification information is stored. Display.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photographed image management system for managing and operating a photographed image photographed by a photographing apparatus. Shoot, then
The present invention relates to a system useful for a photographed image providing service for providing photographed images to these people.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recreational facilities and sightseeing spots, there are many people who want to take many pictures in order to create memories. However, taking photos with all of your friends requires a stranger to take photos, which is not something you can do casually. In addition, if you only focus on photography, you may lose half of your holiday and sightseeing enjoyment.

[0003] In recent years, in a recreational facility such as an amusement park, a service of automatically photographing people riding a vehicle such as a roller coaster from a predetermined location and selling the photograph at an exit of the vehicle has been implemented.

[0004]

However, in such a service, it is necessary to select a photograph on the spot and purchase it immediately. It can be overkill.

[0005] In such a service, a photograph of a plurality of people on a vehicle is taken, and then the photograph of each person is individually displayed and output, and the photographer finds the one in which the photograph is taken. Some people don't like this kind of service because they are embarrassed to take photos and see their photos for other customers.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The object of the present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and automatically takes photographs of facility visitors and tourists at recreational facilities and sightseeing spots, and uses these photographs as subjects. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a photographed image management system in which only those who have been introduced can be introduced and those photographs can be browsed slowly.

[0007]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention relates to a photographed image management system (1) for managing image data obtained by photographing with a photographing device,
One or more photographing devices (20) for photographing an image, and predetermined electronic devices (for example, a transmitter of the entrance tag 50) which are located near the position where the image was photographed and transmit an identification signal when the image was photographed. 51) identification signal (for example, tag ID)
Information acquiring means (for example, the receiver 21 and step S3) for receiving identification information and acquiring the identification information, and storing means (for example, the tag database 32) in which the acquired identification information is associated with image data obtained by shooting. Image data storage means (for example, step S8), and discriminating means (for example, step S21, S22) and image output for extracting and outputting image data stored in association with the identification information when the determined input person is associated with the identification information. (For example, steps S24 and S25).

[0008] According to such means, for example, a facility visitor or a tourist who has visited a recreational facility or a sightseeing spot has the above-mentioned predetermined electronic equipment, so that these persons can enjoy the recreation and sightseeing. These persons can be automatically photographed while they are in the office, and then these persons can access and enter the ID information to display the photographed images to these persons. That is, it is possible to obtain only those who want to slowly view their own photos later without taking a photo by themselves.

Also, there is provided a management center device (for example, management center server 10) connected to the photographing device via a wired or wireless communication line so as to be able to perform data communication, and the identification information acquiring means is provided in the photographing device. On the other hand, the image data storage means is provided in the management center device, and the photographing device transmits the acquired identification information and image data obtained by photographing to the management center device (step S).
4) On the other hand, the management center device may be configured to store the identification information and the image data sent from the photographing device in the storage device in association with each other (step S8).

According to such a configuration, when the photographing device takes a picture, the identification information is obtained in the vicinity of the photographing device.
The person who has become the subject can be specified accurately and reliably.

A plurality of the photographing apparatuses are provided and arranged at a plurality of places, and transmit position identifiable information capable of specifying a photographing place to the management center apparatus together with image data. The photographing place is specified based on the position identifiable information, and the photographing place information is stored in association with the image data (for example, step S
8). According to such a configuration,
In addition to being able to manage the images taken at multiple locations at once, it is also possible to introduce the location information together with the images taken to the service user, and the service user can recognize the images taken at any location, which is convenient. good.

Further, the management center device may be configured to store the image data and the shooting date and time information in association with each other (for example, step S8). As a result, the photographed image at what time can be provided to the service user, which is convenient.

[0013] Further, the photographing device may be configured to photograph an image based on detection of a transmission signal from the electronic device capable of identifying a holder (for example, steps S1 and S2). As a result, it is possible to eliminate waste such as shooting without a service user.

A photographed image guide means (for example, an exit gate terminal 40 and its display panel 44 and step S14) for guiding the presence of a photographed image to a person associated with the identification information, ID information registration means for generating or acquiring and registering ID information (step S1
6, S17), and when the ID information is registered, the image data relating to the person may be stored in association with the ID information (step S18). According to such means, it is possible to confirm whether or not there is an intention to receive a service by registering or not registering ID information. In addition, since the ID information and the image data are stored in association with each other, it is difficult to make an error such that the user cannot determine which service user's image data is being stored.

It is preferable that the image data relating to the person is deleted when the ID information is not registered (for example, step S19). As a result, only the photographed image of the person who intends to receive the service can be stored, so that the useless use of the storage capacity can be reduced, and the person who does not intend to receive the service is photographed by himself / herself. You can eliminate your dissatisfaction.

[0016] Further, there is provided a network connection means (for example, a homepage process shown in FIG. 11) for enabling access from any terminal via a network, and the input person discriminating means is provided from any terminal via the network. ID
The input person is determined based on the input of the information (for example, steps S22 and S23). When the determined input person is a person associated with the identification information, the image output means determines the input person. The display data including the image data stored in association with the identification information is transmitted to the user's terminal via the network (for example, step S25).
It is good to configure as follows.

According to such a means, the service user can browse his or her photographed image even after returning to home or the like. Further, since only the photographed image of the user can be browsed by inputting the ID information, there is no problem of privacy such that the photographed image of the user can be seen by others.

An application receiving means (for example, steps S29 and S30) for receiving an application for obtaining a photographed image after the image is output by the image output means, and an image data of the photographed image when an application for obtaining the photographed image is made. Alternatively, image distribution arranging means (for example, step S3) for arranging to distribute the printed image obtained by printing the photographed image to the applicant.
1) may be provided. As a result, it is possible to obtain a desired one of the captured images browsed by the service user. Further, by distributing image data that is clearer than the image at the time of browsing, it is possible to differentiate between browsing and distributing, and use the service fee revenue.

Another photographed image management system according to the present invention is a photographed image management system (100) for managing image data obtained by photographing with a photographing device, wherein one or more photographed images are photographed. Equipment (120, 120S)
And device identification information (for example, telephone number) necessary for transmitting a signal to a predetermined electronic device (for example, mobile phone 140) near the position where the image was captured and capable of receiving a signal when the image was captured. ), And image data stored in the storage unit in association with the acquired device identification information and the image data obtained by shooting. A storage means (for example, the image database 113 or step S67) and a photographed image guide means (for example, a guidance process in FIG. 18) for transmitting guidance related to a photographed image to the electronic device indicated by the device identification information based on the acquired device identification information
And a configuration including:

According to such means, it is possible to take an image of a person holding a predetermined electronic device and guide the provision of the taken image of the person. Therefore, the user of this service can receive his / her own photographed image without taking a photograph by himself.

[0021] Further, there is provided position information obtaining means (for example, a GPS 122 or a camera ID and a conversion table and step S63) for obtaining position information of a shooting place where an image is shot by the shooting device. Preferably, the current position can be specified, and the device identification information acquisition means may be configured to acquire the device identification information of the electronic device based on the position information of the shooting location. According to such a configuration, the electronic device is specified based on the current position of the electronic device and the position information of the shooting location,
It is possible to obtain the device identification information,
Since the device identification information is obtained based on the location information of the shooting location, it is possible to relatively surely identify the person who is the subject at the shooting location.

Also, a management center device (for example, a camera receiving device 111) connected to the photographing device via a wired or wireless communication line so as to be able to perform data communication is provided.
The photographing devices are arranged in a plurality of places, and these photographing devices transmit photographing device identification information (for example, camera ID) for identifying each photographing device to the management center device together with image data (for example, step S52). It is preferable that the device identification information acquiring means specifies the position information of the photographing location from the photographing device identification information sent to the management center device, and acquires the device identification information based on the position information.

According to such a configuration, the photographed images at a plurality of photographing locations can be managed collectively, and the positional information of the photographing location necessary for specifying the subject can be obtained from the device identification information.

In addition to the above, there is provided a management center device (for example, a camera receiving device 111) connected to the photographing device via a wired or wireless communication line so as to be able to perform data communication.
A plurality of the photographing devices (for example, the moving photographing device 120S) are provided, and these photographing devices are provided with position detecting means (for example, a GPS 122) for detecting a location, and the photographing devices are detected by the position detecting means. Preferably, the position information is transmitted to the management center device together with the image data, and the device identification information acquiring means is configured to acquire the device identification information based on the position information sent to the management center device.

According to such a configuration, since the position information of the photographing place necessary for specifying the subject is detected and acquired by the position detecting means each time, the photographing is performed while moving the photographing device, for example. You can do it.

Further, the device identification information obtaining means uses a position search system for receiving a transmission signal of the electronic device and obtaining a transmission position of the electronic device and the device identification information. It is preferable that the device identification information is obtained by searching for the device identification information of the electronic device transmitting at the shooting location from.

According to such a configuration, by using the position search system, the device identification information of the electronic device at the shooting location can be quickly acquired.

Specifically, the electronic device is a mobile phone, and the location search system can use a location search system of a portable telephone (for example, a PHS location search system).

Further, the image data storage means can store a plurality of image data corresponding to the same device identification information, and the photographed image guide means guides a plurality of photographed images by one guidance transmission. It is good to configure so that they are performed collectively. As a result, even when a plurality of images are taken for the same electronic device holder, the guidance is combined into one, which is kind to the person receiving the guidance.

Further, the above-mentioned photographing apparatus is provided with a detection sensor (for example, a human body sensor 121) for detecting that a person has approached the photographing place, and performs photographing based on the detection result of the detection sensor. good. As a result, it is possible to eliminate waste such as taking a picture without a person.

Image providing means (for example, steps S83 and S8) for adding advertisement information when providing a photographed image.
4) should be provided. This makes it possible to simplify the billing system of this photographed image providing service, for example, by freeing the transmission of images instead of obtaining advertising revenue.

[0032]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. [First Embodiment] FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a photographed image management system 1 according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

The photographed image management system 1 is a system provided in a recreational facility such as an amusement park, for example, and includes a management center server 10 for performing main management of the system, a photographing device 20 for photographing, and a conversion table 31 described later. And a data server 30 in which a tag database 32 and a user database 33 are stored as storage means for storing image data, an exit gate terminal 40 provided at an exit gate of a recreational facility, and a transmitter 51 to be carried by visitors. It consists of an entry tag 50 with a tag. The transmitter 51 is a predetermined electronic device that transmits an identification signal.

Of these, the management center server 10, the photographing device 20, the data server 30, and the exit gate terminal are L
Local net NE such as AN (Local Aria Network)
It is connected to T2 and is capable of mutual data communication. Further, the management center server 10 is always connected to a network NET1 such as the Internet.
It can be accessed from any user terminal 80 (for example, a personal computer) via the ET1.

The conversion table 31, the tag database 32, and the user database 33 may be stored in separate data servers, or may be stored in the storage device of the management center server 10. The management center server 10 may be configured to also function as the data server 30.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the overall configuration of the management center server 10.

The management center server 10 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 11 for controlling the entire apparatus,
A RAM (Random Access Memory) 12 for providing a memory space for expanding programs and data to U11, and
A storage device 13 for storing programs and data to be executed by the CPU 11, an input unit 15 including an external input device such as a pointing device such as a mouse or a keyboard, and a display device capable of external display output such as a display. The display unit 16 includes a display unit 16, a printing unit 17 capable of printing out to a printer or the like, and a transmission control unit 18 for controlling a protocol of data communication via the Internet or a LAN.

The storage device 13 includes a magnetic or optical recording medium or a recording medium 14 such as a semiconductor memory readable by a CPU. The recording medium 14 includes a portable medium such as a CD-ROM and a fixed medium such as a hard disk. Further, the program or data stored in the recording medium 14 may be configured such that part or all of the program or data is received from another server or client from the transmission control unit 18 via a transmission medium such as a network line. The recording medium 14 may be a recording medium of another server constructed on the network. Further, the program may be transmitted to another server or client via a transmission medium such as a network line and installed in these devices.

The photographing apparatus 20 includes, for example, an image pickup means such as a digital camera, a CPU for controlling the entire apparatus, a receiver 21 for receiving an identification signal transmitted from the transmitter 51 of the entrance tag 50, and a program executed by the CPU. And a storage unit for temporarily storing image data obtained by shooting, a communication unit for performing data communication via the local network NET2, and the like. The configuration of the storage device is the same as that of the management center server 10 described above. A plurality of photographing devices 20 are provided and installed at various places in the park. A camera ID capable of identifying each of the plurality of photographing devices 20 is provided. The receiver 21 is provided with directivity so as to receive only a signal from the transmitter of the subject.

The exit gate terminal 40 includes a CPU that controls the entire apparatus, a RAM that provides a memory space for expanding programs and data to the CPU, a storage device that stores programs and data executed by the CPU, and a LAN. It is a computer provided with a communication unit and the like for performing data communication via the PC. The configuration of the storage device is the same as that of the management center server 10 described above. The exit gate terminal 40 includes a printing device 41 that prints out a user ID as ID information to the exiting person, and a desired button 4 operably provided to the exiting person.
2. A return box for the entry tag 50, a display panel 44 that can be viewed by the exiting person, and the like are connected.

The entrance tag 50 is passed when a visitor enters the park. The tag is provided with a transmitter 51 as an electronic device for transmitting a tag ID signal capable of identifying each tag.

The user terminal 80 is connected to the network NET1
And the like, which is configured to transmit and receive data via a personal computer. The components of the personal computer are the same as those of the management center server shown in FIG. The storage device of the user terminal 80 stores software, such as so-called browser software, for expanding and browsing a data file published on a server computer on the network NET in a predetermined format. 10 to receive and view the data file published by the user terminal 80 of the user, and to the management center server 10 from the user terminal 80.
It is possible to transmit data of a predetermined input item to the side.

FIG. 3 shows an overview of the inside of the park where the photographed image providing service is provided.

As shown in FIG. 3, the photographing devices 20 are installed at various places in the garden. In addition, this recreational facility is provided with an entrance gate and an exit gate for allowing visitors to pass through, and visitors can enter only from the entrance gate, and can exit only from the exit gate.

Next, the operation of the photographed image management system configured as described above will be described with reference to flowcharts executed by the respective devices.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure of the camera processing executed by the photographing device 20. The program that implements each function shown in this flowchart is CP
U is described in a readable instruction code, and is stored in the recording medium of the storage device of the imaging device 20. In addition, this program can be transmitted to the photographing device 20 via a transmission medium such as a network line in the form of a program code.

This process is started at the time of opening of a recreational facility or the like, and is executed throughout the opening of the park. When the camera process is started, first, in step S1, it is determined whether or not the tag ID signal transmitted from the transmitter 51 of the entrance tag 50 has been detected. If detected, the process proceeds to step S2, and the detection is not performed. The detection process of step S1 is repeatedly performed. As a result, when the tag ID signal is detected and the process proceeds to step S2, the camera is photographed in the step and the process proceeds to step S3.

As described above, since the image is photographed on the basis of the detection of the tag ID signal, there is no waste that photographing is performed even when there is no service user. .

In step S3, all the tag ID signals received by the receiver 21 at this moment are received and these tag IDs are acquired. This receiver 21 and this step S3
By the processing described above, a function as an identification information acquisition unit for acquiring identification information is realized.

Subsequently, in step S 4, all the acquired tag IDs, the image data obtained in step S 2, and the camera IDs assigned to the individual photographing devices 20 in advance are associated with the management center server 10. Send.

FIG. 6 shows a data chart of the transmission data sent from the photographing device 20 to the management center server 10. As shown in the figure, when a plurality of tag IDs are acquired, data transmission is performed in a format in which a plurality of tag IDs are inserted between one camera ID and one image data. Even if any number of tag IDs are obtained by this format, data transmission can be performed without changing the format.

It is to be noted that position information indicating a photographing place is given to each photographing device 20 or a GPS (Global
Positioning system) may be installed to acquire position information, and the position information may be transmitted to the management center server 10 together with image data instead of the camera ID. When the data transmission to the server 10 is completed, the process returns to step S1 and returns to step S1.
The process from 1 is repeated.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the procedure of the image receiving process executed by the management center server.
A program for realizing each function shown in this flowchart is described in an instruction code readable by the CPU 11 and stored in the recording medium 14. Further, this program can be transmitted to the management center server 10 in the form of a program code via a transmission medium such as a network line.

This image receiving process is started at the time of opening of a recreational facility or the like, and is executed throughout the opening of the park, similarly to the above-described camera process. When the image receiving process is started, first, in step S5, it is determined whether or not image data has been transmitted from the photographing device 20, and if there is, the process proceeds to step S6. If not, the process of step S5 is repeated.

As a result, when the image data is transmitted and the process proceeds to step S6, the tag ID, the camera ID and the image data are received from the photographing device 20 in the step, and the conversion table 31 is referred to in the subsequent step S7. The location name information corresponding to the received camera ID is searched and obtained. As shown in FIG. 7 which is a data chart of the conversion table 31, the camera ID of each photographing device 20 and the photographing device 2
0 is a list associated with the information of the installation location.

When the place name information is obtained, step S8
Then, in addition to the tag ID and the image data previously received, place name information and date and time data are added to the data record and registered in the tag database 32 of the data server 30. Also,
When there are a plurality of tag IDs for one image data, each tag is copied by copying the image data or adding link data corresponding to the image data instead of the image data. One data record is created for each ID. The process in step S8 functions as an image data storage unit.

The contents of each field of the data record registered in the tag database 32 are a tag ID, a place name, date and time, image data, etc., as shown in FIG. 8A which is a data chart of the data record. .

When the registration in the tag database 32 is completed, the process returns to step S5 and the process from step S5 is repeated again.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the procedure of the exit gate process executed by the exit gate terminal 40.
FIG. 10 is an image diagram showing a display image displayed on the display panel 44 in the exit gate processing. A program for realizing each function shown in the flowchart of FIG. 9 is described by a command code readable by the CPU, and is stored in a recording medium of a storage device of the exit gate terminal 40. This program can also be transmitted to the exit gate terminal 40 via a transmission medium such as a network line in the form of a program code.

This exit gate process is a process that is executed during the opening of the recreational facility. In this exit gate process, first, it is determined whether or not the entry tag has been returned to the return box 44 in step S10.
The process proceeds to step S10 if there is no return.
Is repeated.

When the entrance tag is returned and the process proceeds to step S11, the transmission signal of the entrance tag is received at the step, the tag ID is obtained, and the process proceeds to step S12. In step S12, referring to the tag database 32 of the data server 30, a data record including the tag ID acquired in step S11 is searched to extract the image data, and the process proceeds to step S13.

In step S13, the presence or absence of the extracted image data is determined. If there is, the process proceeds to the next step S14. If not, the process returns to step S10.

As a result, if there is image data, step S
When the process proceeds to 14, the guidance display indicating that the captured image is present in FIG. 10 is output to the display panel 44 connected to the exit gate terminal 40 in this step. In the guidance display, it is described that the image can be browsed from home or the like by operating the desired button 42 in addition to the guidance of the image. The processing in step S14 and the display panel 44 of the exit gate terminal 40 constitute a photographed image guidance unit.

When the guidance display is output, it is determined in step S15 whether or not the desired button 42 has been operated within a predetermined time. If there has been an operation, the flow proceeds to step S16, but if not, the flow jumps to step S19.

Step S
After shifting to 16, an arbitrary user ID is generated in this step, and this user ID is printed out using the printing device 41 in the next step S17. Then, the following step S1
In step 8, the tag ID field of the data record extracted in step S12 is changed to the user ID, and registered in the user database 33 of the data server 30. Then, control goes to a step S19. Step S16 above
Steps S18 to S18 function as ID information registration means for registering ID information.

The contents of each field of the data record registered in the user database 33 are a user ID, a place name, date and time, image data, etc., as shown in FIG. 8B which is a data chart of the data record. .

In step S19, the guidance display in step S14 is stopped and the data record extracted in step S12 is deleted from the tag database 32.

Then, returning to step S10, the processing from step S10 is repeated.

FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing a procedure of a homepage process executed by the management center server 10. FIG. 12 is an image diagram showing a display image displayed on the display unit of the user terminal 80 by the homepage process. 13 is a data chart showing the contents of the data record of the distribution arrangement database constructed in the storage device of the management center server in the homepage processing. The program for realizing each function shown in the flowchart of FIG.
11 is described in a readable instruction code and stored in the recording medium 14. Further, this program can be transmitted to the management center server 10 in the form of a program code via a transmission medium such as a network line.

The homepage process is a process executed all day, and can be executed in parallel with the image receiving process by a multitask process. This homepage process functions as a network connection unit that allows access from any user terminal 80.

In this homepage processing, first, in step S20, the user terminal 8 via the network NET1
It is determined whether there is an access from 0, and if there is an access, the process proceeds to step S21. If there is no access, the process of step S20 is repeated.

When there is access and the process proceeds to step S21, the data of the top page in FIG. The top page is provided with an input field 81 for inputting a user ID printed out by the exit gate terminal 40 for user identification.

The person who has accessed the photographed image management system 1
Anyone who has entered the facility where has been installed and has received the printout of the user ID at the exit gate on the way back can view his / her own captured image on the user terminal 80 by entering the user ID here. I can do it.

Then, in the following step S22, the user I
Wait for D to be sent and receive the user ID. That is, the processing of steps S21 and S22 functions as a determination unit for determining the input person.

When the user ID is received, step S23
Then, in this step, the user database is referred to, a data record including the input user ID is searched, and the image data is extracted.

Next, in step S24, based on the data record of the extracted image data, FIG.
Create image page data. In this image page, a plurality of displays in which the reduced image 82 of the captured image data and the date and time of photography and the location of photography are associated are displayed side by side. Further, a print request button 83 for printing and distributing the photographed image for a fee is also displayed. Further, in this image page, when an instruction operation is performed on the reduced image 82 using a pointing device or the like, the image data can be downloaded at a medium resolution. When the data of the image page is created, the page data is transmitted to the user terminal 80 in the next step S25. That is, the above step S2
The processing of steps S4 and S25 functions as an image output unit that performs image display using image data.

Then, in the next step S26, it is determined whether or not there is an image download request. If there is a download request, in step S27, the image data of the selected image is converted into medium-resolution data and the image data is converted to the user terminal. 80
And the process proceeds to step S28. If there is no download request, the process directly proceeds to step S28.

In step S28, the print request button 83 is instructed to determine whether or not there is a print request. If there is a print request, the process proceeds to the next step S29, but if there is no print request, the process returns to step S20. The process from step S20 is repeated.

As a result, after shifting to step S29,
In this step, the application page data of FIG. This application page is provided with an input field 84 for inputting a fee display and the number of an image to be applied, input fields 85 and 86 for an address and a name of a distribution destination, and an input field 87 for a payment account to be paid.

After transmitting the application page, the application number, distribution destination and account data entered by the user are received in step S30, and the distribution destination data is received in the next step S31. Along with this, register it in the distribution arrangement database.

The distribution arrangement database is built, for example, in the storage device of the management center server 10 or the data server.
This is a database referred to for printing image data and sending the image data to a distribution destination. The contents of the data record are data of a distribution destination and one or a plurality of image data for which an application has been made. Based on the data in this database, printing of the image requested for later and its sending process are performed by an operator or the like.

That is, the processing in steps S28 and S29 functions as an application receiving means for receiving an application for obtaining a photographed image, and the processing in step S30 functions as an image distribution arranging means for arranging distribution to the applicant. . When the registration in the distribution arrangement database is completed, the process returns to step S1 to repeat the processing from this step.

As described above, according to the photographed image management system of this embodiment, the facility visitor who has visited the recreational facility is allowed to carry the entrance tag 50 with the transmitter 51 so that these visitors Automatically photographing the state of the visitors while having fun in the park, and then these people access the management center server 10 using the user terminal 80 from, for example, home, and input the user ID. You can browse your own images. That is, even if the photographer does not take a picture in the garden himself, he can receive the provided photographed image after returning home and can slowly browse and select his own photograph.

Further, a receiver 21 is provided in the photographing device 20,
Since the photographing device 20 is configured to associate the tag ID with the image data and transmit it to the management center server 10, the photographing device 20
Since the tag information that can identify the entrance tag 50 possessed by the visitor in the vicinity of can be obtained, the person who has become the subject can be specified accurately and reliably.

A plurality of photographing devices 20 are provided and installed at a plurality of places, and the photographing device 20 transmits a camera ID capable of identifying the place of installation together with image data to the management center device. The management center device refers to the conversion table 31, specifies the shooting location from the camera ID, and stores the shooting location information in association with the image data, so that the shooting images at a plurality of shooting locations can be managed collectively. The photographing location information can be introduced together with the photographed image to the service user, and the service user can easily recognize where the photographed image is. This is convenient.

Further, since the photographing date and time information is stored in association with the image data, it is possible to provide the service user with what time the photographed image is, which is convenient.

Also, when visitors leave the recreational facilities,
The display panel 44 of the exit gate terminal 40 displays a captured image guide indicating that there is a captured image, and can identify the person guided when the request button 42 indicating that the user wants to provide a service is operated. Since the user ID is registered and the image data is stored again in the user database 33 in association with the user ID, it is possible to confirm whether or not there is an intention to receive the service by registering or not registering the user ID. In addition, since the user ID and the image data are stored in association with each other, it is difficult to make an error such that the user does not know which image data is being stored.

Further, since the image data relating to the person is deleted when the user ID has not been registered, it is possible to reduce unnecessary use of the storage capacity and to provide a service. It is possible to eliminate the dissatisfaction with the person who has not taken the image of himself before.

Also, by the homepage processing, the service user can slowly browse his / her own photographed image from home via the network. At this time, it is necessary to input the user ID issued when leaving the service. Also, there is no privacy problem that the photographed image of one's own is seen by others.

Further, since the user can download the image data after browsing the photographed image or apply for distribution of an image printout in which the photographed image is printed, the user can copy the photographed image in the same manner as the photograph. It can be left like this.

The present invention is not limited to the photographed image management system of this embodiment. For example, the entry tag 50 with the transmitter 51 has been exemplified as the predetermined electronic device that transmits the identification signal.
andyphone System), a mobile phone, and wearable P that wears like clothes and transmits ID information at predetermined intervals.
It is also possible to use C (Personal Computer) or the like. When these are used, for example, a signal transmitted from these devices at the time of entry or the like is registered, and the registered signal can be used as an identification signal.

Further, the management center server is connected to the photographing device 20
And a homepage process for displaying the image data on the external user terminal 80. The configuration is such that these processes are performed by separate server computers. You may.

Also, instead of giving the entrance tag with the transmitter 51 to all the visitors, it is confirmed whether or not the automatic photographing service is to be provided at the time of entry, and only the desired one is admitted with the transmitter 51. The tag 50 may be handed over, and if it is not desired, an admission tag without the transmitter 51 may be handed over so that these persons are not automatically photographed. With such a configuration, it is possible to respond to the demands of those who do not want to take pictures without permission.

By operating the exit gate terminal 40, an image of the image data stored on the display panel 44 corresponding to the identification signal of the entrance tag 50 carried by the exited person is displayed and printed. The image data may be printed by the device 41.

Further, instead of providing guidance that an image is present at the time of leaving, for example, an e-mail address may be registered at the time of leaving, and guidance may be provided at a later date by e-mail or the like. [Second Embodiment] FIG. 14 shows a photographed image management system 100 according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of the embodiment.

The photographed image management system 100 according to the second embodiment is a system that can provide a photographed image providing service even in a place where people can freely enter and leave, such as a sightseeing spot. Camera accepting device 111 and guidance & reply accepting device 112 as devices, data server 115 storing image database 113 and place name conversion table 114, photographing devices 120 installed at various places in sightseeing spots, and possessed by photographers It is composed of a moving photographing device 120S that performs photographing while moving. Then, a captured image providing service is provided by using a mobile phone location search service operated by a mobile phone company or the like and acquiring device identification information via the mobile phone location search service center server 150. In the above configuration, the camera receiving device 111, the guidance & reply receiving device 112, and the data server 115 are installed in, for example, the management center 110 which is a facility that operates a photographed image providing service.

In the above-described configuration, the photographing device 120,
The 120S, the camera reception device 111, and the mobile phone location search service center server 150 are connected to a network NET such as the Internet so that data communication can be performed between them. The camera receiving device 111, the guidance & reply receiving device 112, and the data server 115
Data communication with each other is possible via a local network such as a LAN.

In the second embodiment, a predetermined electronic device used to specify a subject of a photographed image is a portable telephone 140 such as a PHS (Personal Handyphone System) carried by the subject. The device identification information of the electronic device acquired at the time of shooting is the telephone number information of the mobile phone 140.

Here, the mobile phone location search service will be briefly described. The mobile phone 140 performs wireless communication with the mobile base station 145, which is a wireless base station, to exchange voice signals and perform data communication with other telephones. However, since the position of the mobile phone 14 is not fixed, the Telephone 14
It is necessary to register position information indicating which base station 145 is in the wireless zone of the mobile phone on the communication network side of the mobile phone. For this reason, the mobile phone 14 intermittently receives the base station code from the mobile base station 145 at a predetermined cycle, and when the mobile station 14 moves in the area and the received base station code changes, the mobile station 14 The base station transmits an authentication code or the like set in
Registration of the location information indicating whether or not the user is in the wireless zone. Therefore, each mobile phone 1 is located on the communication network side of the mobile phone.
The information on the current location of the mobile phone 140 is stored in the state where the current location information of the mobile phone 140 is retrieved from the mobile phone number using this information. The telephone number of the mobile phone 140 can be searched.

In the PHS, the radio zone of one radio base station is narrow, and a multipoint surveying method is used based on electric field strength information of radio waves transmitted between a portable telephone and a plurality of radio base stations. However, the current position of a mobile phone can be grasped in an increasingly narrow range.

The position information of the portable telephone 140 is stored in the portable telephone position search service center server 150.
Is transmitted to the center server 150 via the network NET to request a telephone number search, so that the telephone number of the mobile phone 140 at that position can be searched and obtained. .

The camera accepting device 111 provided in the management center 110 is a server computer connected to the network NET, and receives image data of a photographed image from the photographing device 20 and performs a position search to the position search service center server 150. Or request a phone number. The constituent elements are the same as those of the management center server 10 of FIG. 2 shown in the first embodiment, and therefore the description is omitted.

The guidance & reply receiving device 112 provided in the management center 110 is a computer which provides guidance for image distribution to the mobile phone 140 and receives a reply from the mobile phone 140. In addition to the same components as those of the management center server 10 of the first embodiment, it is possible to make a call to a plurality of mobile phones 140 or receive an incoming call from the plurality of mobile phones 140 and perform data communication with each other. It has a communication unit. The description of the same components as those in FIG. 2 is omitted.

The photographing device 120 includes, for example, image pickup means such as a digital camera, and a CPU and a CP for controlling the entire device.
A storage device for storing programs and data executed by U;
Image storage means for temporarily storing image data obtained by photographing, a communication unit for performing data communication via the network NET, and detecting passage of a human body in the photographing direction using, for example, a laser or infrared light A human body sensor 121 or the like as a detection sensor is provided, and is fixedly installed as a photographing direction at a place where tourists are likely to gather, for example. Each of these photographing devices 120 is provided with a camera ID as photographing device identification information capable of identifying each of them.

The mobile photographing device 120S is a device for photographing while moving a sightseeing spot while being held by, for example, a photographer. For example, an image pickup means such as a digital camera, a CPU for controlling the entire device, and a CPU are provided. A storage device for storing a program or data to be executed, an image storage means for temporarily storing image data obtained by shooting, a communication unit for performing data communication via the network NET, and
GPS (Global Positioning System) 122 as position detection means for acquiring position information indicating the current location
It has.

In the mobile photographing apparatus 120S, when a photographer performs photographing using the photographing means, the photographing is automatically detected, and the current position information is acquired by the GPS 122, and the image data of the photographed image is obtained. The program is programmed so that the current position information and the current position information are transmitted to the camera reception device 111 of the management center 110 via the network NET.

Next, the operation of the captured image management system 100 configured as described above will be described with reference to the flowcharts of the respective devices.

FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure of camera processing executed by the photographing apparatus 120.
A program for realizing each function shown in this flowchart is described by a command code readable by the CPU, and is stored in a recording medium of a storage device of the imaging device 120. Also,
This program can be transmitted to the photographing apparatus 120 via a transmission medium such as a network line in the form of a program code.

This camera processing is performed from a preset photographing start time to a photographing end time (for example, from 5:00 am to 8:00 pm).
This is a process that is executed all the time. In this camera processing,
First, in step S50, the presence or absence of a detection signal from the human body sensor 121 is determined.
51, but if there is no detection signal, this step S
Step 51 is repeated.

As a result, if there is a detection signal and step S5
After shifting to 1, the image capturing is sequentially performed using the image capturing means (step S51), and then the image data of the captured image and the camera ID assigned to the capturing device 120 are stored in the camera receiving device 111 of the management center 110. Is performed (step S52), the process returns to step S51, and the process from step S51 is repeated.

As described above, since photographing is performed only when a person is detected, it is possible to eliminate waste such as photographing without a person.

FIG. 16 shows a camera reception device 1 of the management center.
11 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure of a camera reception process executed by the camera 11; A program for realizing each function shown in this flowchart is described by a command code readable by the CPU, and is stored in a recording medium of a storage device of the camera reception device 111. This program can also be transmitted in the form of a program code to the camera receiving device 111 via a transmission medium such as a network line.

The camera accepting device 111 is a process executed from a preset photographing start time to a preset photographing end time, similarly to the above-described camera processing. In the camera receiving device 111, first, in step S61, the photographing device 1
It is determined whether or not image data has been transmitted from the devices 20 and 120S. If there is, the process proceeds to the next step S62, but if not, the process of step S61 is repeated.

As a result, after shifting to step S62,
After receiving the image data and the camera ID (or the position information from the mobile photographing device 120S) transmitted in the step, the process shifts to the step S63. In step S63, the camera ID is identified from the received camera ID with reference to the conversion table in which the camera ID and the image sensing position information are associated with each other. The processing in step S63 functions as a position information acquisition unit that acquires position information of the shooting location. If the position information is received from the mobile photographing device 120S, this step is omitted.

Next, in step S64, a search request is transmitted to the position search service center server 150 so as to search for the telephone number of the mobile phone 140 registered in the vicinity of the shooting position specified in step S63, and is continued. In step S65, the search result is received from the location search service center server 150, and the telephone number information is obtained. That is, the processing in step S64 and the location search service center server 150 constitute a device identification information acquisition unit.

Next, in step S66, the place name information is obtained from the photographing position information using the place name conversion table of the data server 115. Then, the following step S67
Then, date and time data are added to the previously acquired telephone number data, place name data, and image data, and registered in the image database 113 of the data server 115. If there is a plurality of pieces of telephone number information obtained in step S65, the data record is created and registered for each piece of telephone number information. The process in step S67 functions as an image data storage unit that stores the device identification information and the image data in association with each other.

The contents of each field of the data record registered in the image database 113 are, as shown in FIG. 17 showing the contents of the data record, telephone number data,
The information includes date and time data, place name data, image data, and a guidance completion flag indicating whether or not image guidance to a telephone number has been completed.

Thereafter, the flow returns to step S61, and the processing from step S61 is repeated.

FIG. 18 is a flowchart showing the procedure of a guidance process executed by the guidance & reply receiving device 112 of the management center 110. FIG. 19 shows a display image displayed on the display unit of the mobile phone in the guidance process. FIG.
A program for realizing each function shown in the flowchart of FIG. 18 is described by a command code that can be read by the CPU, and is stored in a recording medium of a storage device of the guidance and reply receiving device 112. This program can also be transmitted in the form of a program code to the guidance and reply receiving device 112 via a transmission medium such as a network line.

This guidance process functions as a photographed image guidance means for transmitting guidance regarding a photographed image, and is a batch process started at a preset time, for example, once a day.

When the guidance process is started, first, in step S70, a data record whose guidance completed flag is "0" indicating unprocessed is extracted from the image database 113. Next, in step S71, data records including the same telephone number information are further extracted from these data records, and each data including image data is extracted from the data records having the same telephone number information.

Next, in step S72, in step S7
The guide service page shown in FIG. 19 is created based on the image data extracted in step 1, and an e-mail is sent to the corresponding telephone number. This guide service page is displayed on the display unit of the mobile phone 140 by using the mail communication function of the mobile phone, and has a photographed image of the user himself or that he can print the image with advertisement and send it free of charge. , A reduced image 141 of the captured image, a display of the date and location of the captured image, a selection key display 142 for selecting whether or not printing is required, and inputting the number of the image desired to be transmitted. And an input field 143 for inputting a distribution destination.

After transmitting the guidance service page, the guidance completion flag of the data record including the same telephone number information extracted in step S71 is set to "1" indicating that guidance has been completed, and the flow advances to the next step S74.

In step S74, it is determined whether or not a data record whose guidance completed flag extracted in step S70 is "0" still remains.
Returning to step 1, step S71 for the next telephone number information
Steps S73 to S73 are executed, but if there is no remaining one, the guidance process ends.

[0125] When the mobile phone 140 is photographed by the photographing device 120 at a sightseeing spot, the portable telephone 140 receives the above-mentioned guide service page at a predetermined time, and then carries the mobile phone 140.
Confirm the contents on the display section. Then, according to the contents, the necessity / unnecessity of print transmission is selected, and when print transmission is requested, a reply mail is transmitted after inputting the number of the image and the distribution destination.

FIG. 20 is a flowchart showing a procedure of a reply receiving process executed by the guidance & reply receiving device 112 of the management center 110. A program for realizing each function shown in the flowchart of FIG. 20 is described by a command code readable by the CPU, and the guidance & reply receiving device 112
Is stored in the recording medium of the storage device. This program can also be transmitted in the form of a program code to the guidance and reply receiving device 112 via a transmission medium such as a network line.

This reply accepting process is started when there is an incoming call from the mobile phone 140 to the communication section of the guidance & reply accepting device 112.

When the response reception process is started upon receiving an incoming call from the mobile phone 140, first, in step S80, it is determined whether transmission is required or unnecessary on the guidance service page. If is selected, the process proceeds to step S81, but if unnecessary is selected, the process proceeds to step S85.

As a result, when the process proceeds to step S85 without sending, the called telephone number is obtained in this step,
In a succeeding step S86, the image database 113 is accessed to delete all data records including the telephone number and having the guidance completion flag of "1" previously guided on the guidance service page, and terminates the reply accepting process.

On the other hand, when the sending necessity is selected, step S81
When the process proceeds to step, the application number and the delivery destination data and the incoming telephone number entered in the reply mail are acquired in this step. Subsequently, in step S82, the image database 113 is accessed, and image data corresponding to the application number is extracted from the data record including the telephone number and having the guidance completion flag of "1" previously guided on the guidance service page. . Next, in step S83, a process of adding an advertisement to the image data and printing the image data is performed, and in the next step S84, a print instruction and a delivery destination are printed so that the printed matter is delivered to the delivery destination. To make a delivery arrangement, and terminates this reply accepting process. That is, the processing in steps S83 and S84 functions as an image providing unit that adds advertisement information when providing a captured image.

With this delivery arrangement, the operator later performs a shipping process by mailing the printed matter, and the printed matter is delivered to the delivery destination entered in the reply mail on the guidance service page.

As described above, according to the print image management system 100 of the present embodiment, an image of a person holding the mobile phone 140 is automatically taken, and the person is guided to provide the taken image. I can do it. Therefore, for example, a user who receives the provision of this service at a tourist spot or the like can receive the provision of his / her own photographed image without taking a photograph.

Further, since the phone number of a nearby mobile phone is searched for and obtained based on the location information of the shooting location where the image was shot, the mobile phone number of the subject who was present at the shooting location can be specified. It can be performed relatively reliably.

Further, a camera ID is assigned to each of the plurality of photographing devices 120, and when photographing is performed by the photographing device 120, the image data and the camera ID are sent to the camera receiving device 111. It is possible to obtain position information necessary for searching for the phone number of the mobile phone 140 of the subject from the ID.

Further, even if the mobile photographing apparatus 120S equipped with the GPS 122 performs photographing while moving the photographing apparatus 120S, it is possible to obtain positional information necessary for searching for the telephone number of the mobile phone 140 of the subject. .

Further, by searching for the telephone number of the mobile phone 140 at the shooting location by using the existing PHS position search service, this telephone number can be quickly acquired.

Further, even when the photographing is performed a plurality of times,
Since a plurality of photographed images are guided together by image guidance once a day, the cost for image guidance can be reduced, and furthermore, it becomes kind to the person who receives the guidance.

[0138] When printing and sending an image, an arrangement is made so that the advertisement information is added and sent. Therefore, the charge system for this photographed image providing service can be simplified, such as free image sending instead of obtaining advertising revenue. It can be.

The present invention is not limited to the photographed image management system 1 according to this embodiment, and various modifications are possible. For example, the camera reception device 111, the guidance &
Although the reply receiving device 112 and the data server 115 have been described as having different configurations, they may be configured to realize these functions by one computer.

Although the mobile phone 140 is exemplified as an electronic device having device identification information, a PDA (Personal Digital Assistance) having a position search function is also provided.
t) and a wearable PC which has a position search function and can be worn like clothes and transmitted with ID information at predetermined intervals can be used.

[0141]

As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, for example, a facility visitor or a tourist who has visited a recreational facility or a sightseeing spot has predetermined electronic equipment, so that these persons can enjoy the retreat. And automatically capture these people while enjoying sightseeing, and then they can access the system and identify
By inputting the information, the photographed image can be output to these persons. In other words, there is an effect that only those who want to view their own photos slowly later can be obtained without photographing themselves.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the identification information is obtained in the vicinity of the photographing device when the photographing device photographs, so that the person who has become the subject can be specified accurately and reliably. effective.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, it is possible to collectively manage images photographed at a plurality of photographing locations,
The photographing location information can be introduced to the service user together with the photographed image, and the service user can recognize the photographed image at any place.

According to the invention described in claim 4, there is an effect that the photographed image at what time can be provided to the service user.

According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, there is an effect that it is possible to eliminate waste such as photographing without a service user.

According to the invention described in claim 6, it is possible to confirm whether or not there is an intention to receive a service by registering or not registering ID information. Further, since the ID information and the image data are stored in association with each other, there is an effect that it is difficult to make an error such that it is difficult to determine which service user's image data is being stored during the storage.

According to the seventh aspect of the present invention, since only the photographed image of a person who intends to receive the service can be stored, useless use of the storage capacity can be reduced, and there is no intention to receive the service. This has the effect that the user can eliminate dissatisfaction with the fact that his or her image has been taken before.

According to the eighth aspect of the present invention, the service user can browse his / her own photographed image even after returning to home or the like. Further, since only the photographed image of the user can be viewed by inputting the ID information, there is an effect that there is no problem of privacy such that the photographed image of the user can be seen by others.

According to the ninth aspect of the present invention, it is possible to obtain a desired one of the photographed images browsed by the service user. Further, by distributing image data that is clearer than the image at the time of browsing, there is an effect that differentiation between browsing and distribution is achieved, and the service fee can be used for revenue.

According to the tenth aspect of the present invention, it is possible to take an image of a person holding a predetermined electronic device, and to guide the persons to provide the taken image. Therefore, there is an effect that the user of this service can receive his / her own photographed image without taking a photograph by himself.

According to the eleventh aspect of the present invention, it is possible to specify an electronic device based on the current position of the electronic device and the position information of the shooting location, and to obtain the device identification information. Since the device identification information is acquired based on the position information, the person who has become the subject at the shooting location can be specified relatively reliably.

According to the twelfth aspect of the present invention, it is possible to collectively manage the photographed images at a plurality of photographing places, and to acquire the position information of the photographing place necessary for specifying the subject from the apparatus identification information. This has the effect.

According to the thirteenth aspect, since the position information of the photographing place necessary for specifying the subject is detected and acquired by the position detecting means each time, for example, the photographing is performed while moving the photographing apparatus. There is an effect that it can also be.

According to the fourteenth aspect, the use of the position search system has an effect that the device identification information of the electronic device at the shooting location can be quickly obtained.

According to the fifteenth aspect, there is an effect that development costs and equipment costs can be reduced by using an existing system.

According to the sixteenth aspect of the present invention, even when a plurality of images are taken for the same electronic device holder,
Since the guidance is integrated into one, there is an effect that the person receiving the guidance is kind.

According to the seventeenth aspect of the present invention, there is an effect that it is possible to eliminate waste such as taking a picture without a person.

According to the eighteenth aspect of the present invention, there is an effect that the billing system of the photographed image providing service can be simplified, for example, free of image transmission instead of obtaining advertisement income.

According to the invention of claim 19, claim 1
The described invention can be realized using a computer.

According to the twentieth aspect, according to the first aspect,
0 can be realized using a computer.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a captured image management system according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of a management center server.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an overview of the inside of a garden where a photographed image providing service is performed.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of a camera process executed by the imaging device.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of an image receiving process executed by the management center server.

FIG. 6 is a data chart showing the contents of transmission data sent from the imaging device to the management center server.

FIG. 7 is a conversion table of a camera ID and a place name stored in a data server connected to a LAN in the system.

FIG. 8 shows the contents of a data record (a) registered in an image database for each tag ID and a data record (b) registered in an image database for each user ID, which are constructed in a data server connected to a LAN in the system. It is a data chart.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of an exit gate process executed by the exit gate terminal.

FIG. 10 is an image diagram showing a display image displayed on the display panel in the exit gate processing of FIG. 9;

FIG. 11 is a flowchart illustrating a procedure of a homepage process executed by the management center server.

12 is an image diagram showing a display image displayed on the display unit of the user terminal by the homepage processing of FIG.

FIG. 13 is a data chart showing the contents of a data record of a distribution arrangement database constructed in the storage device of the management center server.

FIG. 14 is a block diagram illustrating a schematic configuration of a captured image management system according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of camera processing executed by the imaging device according to the second embodiment;

FIG. 16 is a flowchart illustrating a processing procedure of a camera reception process executed by the device of the management center in FIG. 14;

17 is a data chart showing the contents of a data record of an image database registered in the camera receiving process of FIG.

FIG. 18 is a flowchart illustrating a procedure of a guidance process performed by the device of the management center in FIG. 14;

19 is an image diagram showing a display image displayed on the display unit of the mobile phone in the guidance process of FIG.

FIG. 20 is a flowchart showing a procedure of a reply process executed by the device of the management center in FIG. 14;

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 1 photographed image management system (first embodiment) 10 management center server 20 photographing device 21 receiver 30 data server 31 conversion table 32 tag database 33 user database 40 exit gate terminal 41 printing device 42 desired button 43 return box 44 display Panel 50 Admission tag 51 Transmitter 80 User terminal NET1 Network NET2 Local network 100 Photographed image management system (second embodiment) 111 Camera accepting device 112 Guidance & reply accepting device 113 Image database 114 Geographic name conversion table 115 Data server 120 Imaging Device 120S Mobile imaging device 121 Human body sensor 122 GPS 140 Mobile phone 145 Mobile base station 150 Mobile phone location search service center server NET network

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Claims (20)

[Claims] 1. A photographed image management system for managing image data obtained by photographing with a photographing device, comprising: one or more photographing devices for photographing an image; Identification information obtaining means for receiving an identification signal from a predetermined electronic device that is located near the position where the image is captured and transmits the identification signal and obtains the identification information; and converts the obtained identification information and image data obtained by imaging. Image data storage means to be stored in the storage means in association with the identification information, or the ID associated with the identification information
Discriminating means for discriminating an input person based on input of information; and when the discriminated input person is a person associated with the identification information, the input person is stored in association with the identification information. And an image output means for taking out and outputting the stored image data. 2. An image processing apparatus, comprising: a management center device connected to the photographing device via a wired or wireless communication line so as to be able to perform data communication, wherein the identification information acquiring means is provided in the photographing device, and the image data storing means is provided. Is provided in the management center device, and the photographing device transmits the obtained identification information and image data obtained by photographing to the management center device, while the management center device is transmitted from the photographing device. 2. The photographic image management system according to claim 1, wherein the identification information and the image data are stored in a storage device in association with each other. 3. The photographing device is provided in a plurality and arranged at a plurality of places, and transmits position identifiable information capable of specifying a photographing place to the management center device together with image data. 3. The photographed image management system according to claim 2, wherein the photographed place is specified based on the position identifiable information, and the photographed place information is stored in correspondence with the image data. 4. The photographed image management system according to claim 3, wherein the management center device stores the photographed date and time information in association with the image data. 5. The photographed image management according to claim 1, wherein said photographing apparatus is configured to photograph an image based on detection of a transmission signal from said electronic device that transmits an identification signal. system. 6. A photographed image guiding means for guiding a person associated with the identification information that there is a photographed image, and an I / O for generating or acquiring and registering ID information of the guided person.
2. The apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising D information registration means, wherein when the ID information is registered, image data relating to the person is stored in association with the ID information. Image management system. 7. The photographed image management system according to claim 6, wherein the image data relating to the person is deleted when the ID information is not registered. 8. A network connection means for enabling access from an arbitrary terminal via a network, wherein the input person discriminating means inputs based on input of ID information from an arbitrary terminal via the network. The image output means is stored in the terminal of the input user in association with the identification information when the determined input user is a person associated with the identification information. 2. The photographed image management system according to claim 1, wherein the display data including the image data is transmitted via a network. 9. An application receiving means for receiving an application for obtaining a photographed image after outputting the image by the image output means, and, when an application for obtaining the photographed image is received, image data of the photographed image or printing the photographed image. 2. The photographed image management system according to claim 1, further comprising: an image distribution arrangement for arranging to distribute the image print to the applicant. 10. A photographed image management system for managing image data obtained by photographing with a photographing device, comprising: one or more photographing devices for photographing an image; Device identification information obtaining means for obtaining device identification information necessary for transmitting a signal to a predetermined electronic device capable of receiving a signal in the vicinity of the captured position; and Image data storage means for storing the image data in the storage means in association with the image data; and photographed image guidance means for transmitting guidance relating to the photographed image to the electronic device indicated by the device identification information based on the acquired device identification information. A photographed image management system. 11. An electronic apparatus according to claim 11, further comprising a position information acquiring unit for acquiring position information of a photographing place where the photographing is performed by the photographing device, wherein the device identification information acquiring unit acquires the electronic device based on the position information of the photographing place. The photographed image management system according to claim 10, wherein the apparatus identification information is configured to be acquired. 12. A management center device connected to the photographing device via a wired or wireless communication line so as to be able to perform data communication, and the photographing devices are arranged at a plurality of places. The photographing device identification information for identifying the photographing device is transmitted to the management center device together with the image data, and the device identification information acquiring means specifies the position information of the photographing location from the photographing device identification information sent to the management center device. The photographed image management system according to claim 11, wherein the apparatus identification information is obtained based on the position information. 13. A photographing apparatus, comprising: a management center device connected to the photographing apparatus via a wired or wireless communication line so as to be able to perform data communication; and a plurality of the photographing apparatuses are provided. And the photographing device transmits the position information detected by the position detecting device together with the image data to the management center device, and the device identification information acquiring device transmits the device identification information to the management center device. The photographed image management system according to claim 11, wherein the apparatus identification information is acquired based on the obtained position information. 14. The device identification information obtaining means uses a position search system that receives a transmission signal of the electronic device to obtain a transmission position of the electronic device and device identification information of the electronic device. The photographed image according to claim 11, characterized in that the photographed image is configured to acquire the device identification information by searching for the device identification information of the electronic device transmitting at the photographing place from the position information of the photographing place. Management system. 15. The photographed image management system according to claim 14, wherein the electronic device is a mobile phone, and the position search system is a mobile phone position search service. 16. The image data storage means can store a plurality of image data corresponding to the same device identification information, and the photographed image guidance means guides a plurality of photographed images by one guidance transmission. The photographed image management system according to claim 10, wherein the photographed image management system is configured to perform the collective operation. 17. The photographing apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a detection sensor for detecting that a person has approached the photographing place, and performing photographing based on a detection result of the detection sensor. Item 11. A photographed image management system according to Item 10. 18. The photographed image management system according to claim 10, further comprising image providing means for adding advertisement information when providing the photographed image. 19. A recording medium storing a program consisting of a computer-readable instruction code, wherein the electronic device is located near the photographing device and transmits an identification signal when an image is photographed by the photographing device. An identification information acquisition routine for receiving an identification signal from the device and acquiring identification information; an image data storage routine for storing the acquired identification information in association with image data obtained by imaging by the imaging device and storing the image data in a storage unit; The identification information or an ID associated with the identification information
A discriminating routine for discriminating an input person based on input of information, and when the discriminated input person is a person associated with the identification information, the input person is stored in association with the identification information. A storage medium storing a program including: an image output routine for outputting an image based on image data; 20. A recording medium storing a program including a command code readable by a computer, wherein the electronic device is capable of receiving a signal near the photographing device when an image is photographed by the photographing device. A device identification information acquisition routine for acquiring device identification information necessary for transmitting a signal, and image data stored in a storage unit in which the acquired device identification information is associated with image data obtained by photographing using a photographing device. A storage medium storing a program including: a storage routine; and a photographed image guidance routine for performing guidance transmission on a photographed image to an electronic device indicated by the device identification information based on the acquired device identification information.