Sentences with phrase «by electronic image stabilization»
The camera is also assisted by Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) which will allow for steady video recording.
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It's also implemented motion compensated temporal filtering (MCTF) and improved electronic image stabilization (EIS), which improves overall image quality by tapping the Snapdragon 845's heterogeneous computing capabilities.
It's also implemented motion compensated temporal filtering (MCTF) and improved electronic image stabilization (EIS), both of which improve overall image quality by tapping the Snapdragon 845's heterogeneous computing capabilities.
Sony's new flagship phone also has a new «Motion Eye» camera that incorporates a triple - sensor system including a laser sensor for faster auto - focus, an RGBC infrared sensor for adjusting white balance and an updated 19 - megapixel 1/2.3 - inch ExmorRS image sensor that is supplemented by the company's own SteadyShot 5 - axis electronic image stabilization (EIS), PDAF and an LED flash.
Oneplus revamped the camera capabilities by pitching new features like Intelligent Pixel Technology for less noise in low - light conditions and improved Electronic Image Stabilization, added a new Sapphire Lens.
Other LG V30 camera features mentioned by LG include laser autofocus, optical images stabilization and electronic image stabilization.
Autofocus has been improved from the OnePlus 3T by 40 percent while optimizations in electronic image stabilization help to steady 4K video.
On the imaging front, the Note 2 packs a 22.56 - megapixel rear camera with 4K video capture, as well as electronic image stabilization made possible by a dedicated 3 - axis gyroscope to detect and compensate for jitter in real - time.
Camera wise there's a 22.56 MP sensor created by Sony and features electronic image stabilization as well as hybrid autofocus.
Meanwhile, the electronic image stabilization (EIS) is controlled by software to further eliminate problems caused by movement of the camera during shooting.