Sentences with phrase «core photo processing»

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Bottom Line: The Asus U46E - BAL6 is a processing goliath, thanks to its quad - core processor, and it's only meant for those who abuse their laptops with high - end video and photo editing packages.

Quad core processing is only really needed for heavier photo editing or skipping merrily through videos, and while it does pack a multi-core heart, the Hudl doesn't really have the necessary grunt to keep up.

So the Pixel Visual Core will learn to take better photos in dim lighting, faster shutter for faster shots while taking on less power for processing.

This octa - core chipset is designed to assist with photo processing and is said to run HDR + «5x faster» and use «less than 1 / 10th the energy» compared to typical application processors.

Prior to the update, only the main camera app on the Pixel 2 used the Pixel Visual Core to process photos.

In practice, the new Pixel devices should capture and process photos and videos more quickly and be able to do so longer on a single charge than most other smartphones, so long as you're using Pixel Visual Core - compatible apps.

The Pixel Visual Core is Google's very first custom - designed System on Chip (SoC) that's dedicated to handling image processing when taking photos with the Pixel 2 smartphones.

Software processing has thus far been behind the Pixel 2's photo prowess, but it's now received a significant power - up via Pixel Core.

Android 8.1 isn't a huge update, but it does enable the Pixel Visual Core on the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL, which is a co-processor that improves the speed of processing HDR photos, as well as making them less of a drain on your phone's battery.

Google cites performance of the Pixel Visual Core at around 3 trillion operations a second, and says that the famous HDR + functionality of Google Camera on supported devices (specifically the Pixel 2) will process photos 5 times faster than previous generations, all while using one tenth of the power that it would take to run the same computations on the main Snapdragon 835.

The update also activates the Pixel Visual Core system - on - a-chip (SoC), which is the image processor built into the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL specifically for processing photos.

Google revealed the Pixel 2's and Pixel 2 XL's HDR + and machine learning capabilities for computational photo processing will be the result of work by the Pixel Visual Core, the company's first - ever own - design co-processor.

Credit: Tom's GuideIn a blog post yesterday (Oct. 17), Google detailed plans to use the Pixel Visual Core, one of the Pixel 2's new co-processors specifically designed for image processing, to produce better HDR photos.

Once the Pixel Visual Core is switched on with the software update, third - party apps will be able to have access to that extra processing power, which means the smartphone can automatically process those HDR + photos without slowing the smartphone down — and without using the native camera app.

Google says that using the Pixel Visual Core, the smartphone can process HDR + photos five - times faster but with only a tenth of the battery drain when compared to the application processor, which third - party apps currently use for imaging.

Below are some sample photos showing what scenes look like with and without the Pixel Visual Core processing of HDR +.

The purpose of the Pixel Visual Core in the Pixel 2 smartphones is that it will speed up the HDR + process when taking photos.

This 8 - core IPU (Image Processing Unit) is a new chip dedicated specifically to processing HDR + photos up to 5x faster and at 1 / 10th the power of using the main Application Processor (AP).