Sentences with phrase «colour sensor»

The dual camera setup has a 12 - megapixel colour sensor and a 20 - megapixel monochrome sensor.

There is a 12 - megapixel colour sensor, coupled with a 20 - megapixel monochrome sensor.

Adopting a similar setup to the (now pretty much irrelevant) P10 Plus, the Mate 10 Pro features a 12MP colour sensor with f / 1.6 27 mm equivalent optically - stabilised lens, sat vertically alongside a 20MP true monochrome sensor with the same f / 1.6 27 mm equivalent optic (but without optical stabilisation in this instance).

The phone has a vertically stacked set of dual rear cameras (13MP Colour sensor with OIS + 13MP Mono sensor), and there's a front 13MP camera all well.

One lens is telephoto and snaps with an 8MP sensor, another features a 40MP colour sensor and the final lens provides 20MP monochrome data.

The dual system on the back of the HUAWEI P10 now has a 20 million pixel monochrome sensor, and a 12 million pixel colour sensor, enabling the introduction of a brand new Portrait mode for stunning portrait photography.

The Nest Cam IQ Outdoor features a 1/2.5 - inch, 8 - megapixel 4K colour sensor, like the Nest Cam IQ indoor model.

Nokia 8 features a Zeiss branded dual camera setup consisting of a 13 MP Colour sensor and a 13 MP monochrome sensor with f / 2.0 aperture.

This is the similar Leica branded setup found in the Mate 10, with a 12MP colour sensor and 20MP monochrome sensor.

One of the marquee features of the Mate 10 Pro is the Leica dual - camera setup on the back, which combines a 20 - megapixel monochrome lens with a 12 - megapixel colour sensor.

The P9's calling card is its dual Leica cameras arrangement, consisting of one 12 - megapixel full - colour sensor with 27 mm equivalent f / 2.2 lens and one monochrome sensor with the same lens.

The students can programme them to follow lines using the colour sensor, or if the robot sees something in the distance, it can turn around and go in the opposite direction.

Like the Huawei P10, the Essential Phone features one colour sensor and one monochromatic sensor.

It even has an impressive dual camera set up, with one 12MP colour sensor and one 20MP monochrome sensor for improved low - light performance.

Like the P9, we found ourselves drawn to the monochrome sensor because it creates some fantastic black and white shots - because of the way the sensor works they look better than if they're shot on a colour sensor and converted to B&W afterwards.

The device features three Leica lenses at the back — a first in the smartphone world — offering a whopping 40 megapixels and including a colour sensor, the ability to record in slow - mo, and artificial intelligence stabilisation (AIS), which is capable of object recognition and understanding shapes.

Essential's solution to that problem is to use a dual rear - facing camera system that makes use of one colour sensor and one monochrome sensor.

The Spyder4 incorporates a seven - colour sensor, which promises more accuracy over the Spyder3, while double - shielding over the colour filters is said to stop colours changing over time.

Like with the P9 there will be a mix of monochrome and colour sensors, this time with 20MP in the former and 12 MP in the latter, to offer a high contrast.

It's a colour sensor, rather than monochrome.

Similar to Huawei phones, this setup is made up of one colour sensor and one black and white sensor.

This will allow for you to take black and white video in 60 FPS natively using just the monochromatic camera sensor, rather than applying processing to the full - colour sensor.

Once that is done the colour sensor simply fills in the colors resulting in an image with true HDR.

Arranged in a horizontal format, they are 12 - megapixel f / 1.7 sensors within the circular camera housing, one of which is a coloured sensor, the other a monochrome sensor.

Around the rear, there are dual 16 - megapixel and 20 - megapixel lenses — the first of which attached to a colour sensor, the second a monochrome equivalent for black and white photography.

While the colour sensor is virtually identical - with its 12 - megapixel resolution and 4K recording capabilities - the monochrome is far more pixel - dense and has a 20 - megapixel sensor.

Ultimately, that means Dual Leica Camera, with one 12 - megapixel colour sensor and one 20 - megapixel monochrome sensor.

Then there is the 13 - megapixel camera on the back, which Huawei is describing as «professional grade», with a four - colour sensor, optical image stabilisation and a sapphire lens for protection.

It's much like that found in the earlier Huawei P9 model - meaning one 12 - megapixel colour sensor and one black & white one - but now the B&W sensor is higher - resolution, at 20 - megapixel.

The colour sensor is paired with an optically stabilised f / 1.6 27 mm equivalent lens, while the monochrome sensor is paired with the same lens minus any optical stabilisation.

Honor 7X has a rear dual camera setup of 16MP which is a colour sensor and 2MP sensor which is a black and white sensor.

It also has a colour sensor on the back along with LED flash; this is to improve white balance, says Asus.

There is one 20 - megapixel monochrome sensor, coupled with a 12 - megapixel colour sensor, both of which have an aperture of f / 2.2.

In this case, there's one 20 megapixel black and white sensor and one 12 - megapixel colour sensor.

And here's the Leica connection again: no other mainstream camera maker produces a monochrome sensor (a larger one featured in the Leica M Monochrom), which, thanks to an absence of an RGB colour array - used to calculate colour using a 4x4 red, green and blue grid per pixel - therefore has «pixels» three times larger than a colour sensor of equivalent size, translating as greater possible quality.

As for the Mate 10 Pro, it has a has a 6 - inch OLED display (2160 x 1080 with an 18:9 aspect ratio), 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB or 128 GB SSD, an in - house developed Kirin 970 CPU, dual rear - facing cameras (20 - megapixel colour sensor and a 12 - megapixel monochrome sensor), and a 4,000 mAh battery with USB - C charging.