Sentences with phrase «wide apertures allow»

Wide apertures allow for easy in - and egress to the Elantra's fastback styled sedan shell.

The wider aperture allows the Galaxy S7 to absorb significantly more light, which allows it to take vastly better photos than the iPhone 6s in low - light.

Not exact matches

In addition to allowing the S7 to collect more light, its wider aperture should throw backgrounds out of focus a little more intensely.

Mercedes - Benz also says the two - section rear lights allow for a 200 - mm wider loading aperture and a 115 - mm longer luggage compartment floor.

Despite staying at 12 megapixels the camera has been given a wider aperture and an upgrade which allows for longer exposures.

One is a f / 1.5 aperture, which means the hole is wider, allowing more light in for better low - light shots.

In the wide exposure feature, one can change the size of the aperture and decide how much light they want to allow to get in.

It's not the same quality dual - lens camera as the Honor 8 with its 12MP color lens and 12MP monochrome sensor, but this is still a good setup that allows you to take wide - aperture shots.

The wider f / 1.5 aperture will allow more light into the sensor and the Galaxy S9 will be able to capture a better Super Slow - Mo video, as explained by Phone Arena.

This is important because a wider aperture (represented by a smaller number) means a larger lens hole, which allows more light into the image sensor.

When it is dark it will automatically switch to a wider aperture to allow more light in on the camera sensor and better camera performance

One of the perks of having the dual camera setup is the wide aperture mode, which allows you to set an aperture from f / 0.95 to f / 16 when taking a photo.

When there's less ambient light, the light - sensing pixels have fewer photons to work with, so a wider aperture helps remedy this by allowing more light to be captured at once.

A wider aperture (which is a lower number), allows you to get a more blurry background, also known as «bokeh», and the camera does do up to f / 2.0 naturally, the rest is done via software.

Not to get too much into the weeds about how it works, but a wider aperture essentially allow more light to hit a camera's sensor, which allows the camera to snap its shutter faster in a low - light environment.

Portrait mode (called wide aperture here) isn't just limited to faces, and you can adjust the depth of field to fit the background, a neat touch that even the iPhone doesn't allow.

A wider aperture (i.e., a lower aperture number) allows the camera to capture more light, while a narrower aperture (i.e., higher aperture number) allows the camera to capture images that are sharper and have more of the frame in focus.

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One lens will have an f / 1.5 aperture for better low - light performance, and the other could be f / 2.4, which would allow for a wider depth of field.

The wide aperture on the standard camera allows for some bokehlicious close ups without any software processing.

And it has a wide - aperture mode that allows you create bokeh and depth of field effects.

The wide aperture mode allows you to capture those depthy, bokeh - filled shots, though the ƒ / 1.6 aperture does a pretty great job at that naturally.

The camera includes the same f / 1.8 aperture as the rear shooter of the regular ZenFone 4, and a secondary front - facing camera also allows you to capture wide selfies (or «wefies,» if you insist), to fit more friends in the scene.

The Galaxy S7's FFC comes with a 5MP sensor, a wide - angle lens, the same f / 1.7 aperture as the main camera, and Live HDR, which allows excellent low - light selfies and video chatting.

The Galaxy S7's front - facing camera (FFC) includes a 5MP sensor, a wide - angle lens, the same f / 1.7 aperture as the primary camera, and Live HDR that allows for excellent low - light selfies and video chatting.

Honor's signature wide aperture mode is certainly one of the most useful features as it allows for adjustment of the bokeh effect after the fact so you're never stuck with the initial results.

However, the 12 - megapixel sensor featured in the S8 has a wider aperture, coming in at f / 1.7, allowing the phone to take better pictures in low - light than the A5's f / 1.9 aperture lens.

The 12 - megapixel camera includes optical image stabilization on both iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, and a larger ƒ / 1.8 aperture and 6 - element lens enable brighter, more detailed photos and videos, and a wide color capture allows for more vibrant colors with more detail.

The front camera with a wide - angle 5P lens and F2.0 aperture allows people take the best selfies and groupies.

With a dual - lens setup, users get wider aperture if both cameras are working together, which allow more light to pass through the lenses to the sensor resulting in greater depth of field in the pictures.

The wider f / 1.5 aperture will allow the Galaxy S9 to absorb more light in low - light scenarios, while the f / 2.4 aperture will come in handy when there's plenty of light available.

It's a 12 - megapixel camera, with a nice wide aperture and large pixels to allow plenty of light capture for boosted low - light performance.

The Galaxy S7 uses a 5MP wide - angle lens with a larger f / 1.7 aperture and Live HDR for its FFC allowing for excellent low - light selfies and video chatting.

The Galaxy S7 comes with a 5MP sensor for its front - facing camera (FFC) and then added a wide - angle lens, a large f / 1.7 aperture, and Live HDR, which should allow for excellent low - light selfies and video chatting.

The Galaxy S7 uses a 5MP for its FFC but added a wide - angle lens with a large f / 1.7 aperture and Live HDR allowing for excellent low - light selfies and video chatting.

The front snapper has a wide aperture mode, allowing users to take photos of themselves with the «bokeh» effect.

The Galaxy S7 comes with a 5MP sensor for its FFC and then added a wide - angle lens, a large f / 1.7 aperture, and Live HDR, which should allow for excellent low - light selfies and video chatting.

The Galaxy S7 Edge uses a 5MP wide - angle lens with a larger f / 1.7 aperture and Live HDR for its front - facing camera (FFC) allowing for excellent low - light selfies and video chatting.