Sentences with phrase «for image noise»

If properly performed, PET / CT scanner images are comparable and reproducible across multiple study sites for image noise and texture, quantitative accuracy and lesion detectability, thereby promoting standardization.

Not exact matches

It's a great option for cleaning up your images before you add text or otherwise edit them with another tool, as it can remove digital noise, recover lost texture, and bright out the colors in your photos.

After being jumped on by his team - mates, a lasting image was how Ramsey lay still for a few seconds, arms outstretched and eyes gazing straight to the sky, amid the bedlam and noise around him.

For example, Douglas Oxley at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln discovered that political conservatives react more strongly to shocking images and sudden noises by sweating more and blinking harder, compared with liberals.

«Compared to deterministic methods, our probabilistic approach achieves high accuracy, especially for complicated image data with a large number of objects, high object density and a high level of noise,» says Dr. Rohr.

They were less likely to school and swim along with other tadpoles (a tadpole proxy for socialization, which is impaired in autism); they weren't as good at avoiding contact with animated images projected on to the bottom of their petri dishes; they didn't habituate to startling noises (another analog to autism in people); and induced seizures were more frequent and shorter than in normal tadpoles.

From there, the image processor creates the image and fine - tunes it to correct for a typical set of photographic flaws, like noise.

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«Other approaches for removing image noise have grown increasingly complex, with diminishing returns,» said Markus Gross, vice president for research at Disney Research.

That is, we measure read noise to be ~ 4.0 electrons closest to the amplifiers and ~ 4.5 electrons (including readout dark) furthest from them (varying somewhat for each amplifier) in recent images.

Images taken with the Advanced Camera for Surveys Wide Field Channel (ACS / WFC) after Servicing Mission 4 newly exhibit a row - correlated noise imparted by the CCD Electronics Box Replacement (CEB - R).

Gone, for the most part, is the heavy noise - reduction that smeared the image in standard - def.

Warner's DVD version of McCabe & Mrs. Miller is unfortunately something of a disappointment in the technical department: the 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen image is too black for a film that was pre-exposed in order to decrease contrast, while digital video noise reduction looks like it was rather severely applied to the intentionally gritty images, resulting in a general lack of detail.

Weirdly, there's a fine scrim of noise that suggests the image couldn't have been subjected to DVNR, which is why I wish I still had the SD version around for comparison.

Dark, indecipherable images of vague shapes moving rapidly around one another making grunting noises does not make for an exciting experience.

(week1) Resources provide opportunities to: - explore audio types - silence, noise, speech, music etc. - explore why audio is used - to create mood, to introduce an era, to reinforce an image etc. - explore contrapuntal and pleonastic audio Links to YouTube audio examples for each of the audio purposes are included.

I found these images and created a noise monitoring presentation for my class.

I was giving you a fix for that if you had noise on the camera image.

For those who are familiar with the iPhone 4: the phone produces images with even more noise than the Playbook, and the photo performance of the iPad 2 is inferior to the iPhone 4's...

The tablet has a 5 - megapixel rear facing camera that can transmit streaming VGA quality video and capture still images, and dual noise - cancelling microphones for audio conferencing.

Video calls over the front camera are clear for the most part, though there is visible noise in the image indoors, something that can't really be avoided.

The exception was images from a 3 Tesla system as the signal - to - noise ratio was suboptimal for standard T1 - weighted images and so T1 - weighted fluid attenuated inversion recovery (T1W FLAIR) images were used.

For such a small 12 MP sensor, the images had very little noise and were easy to work up.

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A pre-recorded conversation acts as voice - over for the entire set - up which is encompassed by a large image that resembles something like bits of information, white noise or a glittery seascape.

Beginning with breaking news from The New York Times, the artists add a little programming mumbo jumbo to create oscillating sound waves for ambient noise, with text - converted - to - images displaying on the monitors, all while interacting with the movement of viewers in the space.

For this 2002 work, Marclay sampled more than 700 Hollywood films featuring images of hands on keyboards, horns and violins, as well as men and women singing, dancing and making other noises.

With more megapixels, the iPhone SE is able to capture more detail in photos for crisper images, and an Apple - designed image signal processor offers better noise reduction and improved tone mapping, while autofocusing improvements make focusing to get the perfect shot much faster.

Its image quality scores are impressive across the board, but it is particularly strong in providing a very high level of detail from its 12.3 MP camera, with relatively low levels of noise for every tested lighting condition.

As with previous high - end Huawei smartphones, the monochrome camera serves several purposes: it helps with depth estimation for the simulated bokeh effect, and the fine detail and low noise levels of the monochrome sensor improve image quality when zooming and in low light.

Optical image stabilization for video, quad - LED True Tone flash, slo ‑ mo video support for 1080p at 120 fps or 240 fps, time ‑ lapse video with stabilization, cinematic video stabilization (1080p and 720p), continuous autofocus video, body and face detection, noise reduction, take 8 MP still photos while recording 4K video, playback zoom, video geotagging, video formats recorded: HEVC and H. 264

Portrait mode, Portrait Lighting (beta), six ‑ element lens, panorama (up to 63MP), sapphire crystal lens cover, backside illumination sensor, hybrid IR filter, autofocus with Focus Pixels, tap to focus with Focus Pixels, Live Photos ™ with stabilization, wide color capture for photos and Live Photos, improved local tone mapping, body and face detection, exposure control, noise reduction, auto HDR for photos, auto image stabilization, burst mode, timer mode, photo geotagging, image formats captured: HEIF and JPEG

The company does claim that the iPhone 8's new A11 Bionic chip has allowed for a variety of improvements to the phone's image processor, particularly when it comes to low - light performance, autofocus and noise reduction.

Offering automatic image stabilization and HDR for photos, the rear cameras also include body and face detection, Live Photos with stabilization, autofocus using Focus Pixels, burst and timer modes, noise reduction, and improved local tone mapping.

For night sky photography, you're balancing a couple of things: you want to let as much light into your camera without image quality suffering because of the stars moving or noise.

A new Apple - designed image signal processor introduces faster autofocus in low light, new pixel processing techniques for sharpness and texture, and hardware - enabled multi-band noise reduction.

«Instead of measuring only ambient light like most smartphone cameras, [the phone's] algorithms -LSB-...] brighten images by a factor of two for better - looking photos without the noise.»

This algorithm allows for greater finesse in noise reduction, improving the clarity of images affected by distracting artifacts and enabling more effective rendering of smooth gradations.

«Its image quality scores are impressive across the board, but it is particularly strong in providing a very high level of detail from its 12.3 MP camera, with relatively low levels of noise for every tested lighting condition,» DxOMark said.

Blink was set up by Immedia, which develops chips for image processing and video compression, along with more affordable noise reduction.

Snapdragon 845's camera features will include Ultra HD Premium Video Capture, deep portrait, multi-frame noise reduction, 30 percent power reduction for video, depth based face recognition, accelerated image stabilization, selective motion capture, and more.

Other features of the camera are live photos with stabilisation, auto image stabilisation, local tone mapping, face detection, true tone flash, hybrid IR filter, backside illumination sensor, exposure control, noise reduction, auto HDR for photos, panorama, burst mode, timer mode, photo geotagging.

Live photos with stabilisation, Auto image stabilisation, Local tone mapping, Face detection, True Tone flash, Hybrid IR filter, Backside illumination sensor, Exposure control, Noise reduction, Auto HDR for photos, Panorama, Burst mode, Timer mode, Photo geotagging

That's because the Pixel phones shoot in HDR + by default, combining multiple short exposure for images with reduced noise and improved picture quality.

The V30 standard camera is made with a glass lens to allow for more light to pass through which results in brighter images with less noise (something everyone knows Android has plenty of room for improvement in).

Sony's X1 Extreme picture processor features three key technologies which have a big impact on image quality: Object Based HDR Remastering, which improves the precision of SDR upscaling for contrast and colour; Dual Database processing, which features Noise Reduction and Super Resolution processing, and Super Bit Mapping 4K HDR, the latest version of SBM which removes colour banding from lower bitrate content, like streaming services.

The camera also comes with Sony's proprietary «Bionz» image processing engine for better motion detection and noise reduction, and has a 25 mm equivalent lens with an f / 2.0 aperture.

It features multiframe noise reduction for superior photographic quality, along with hardware - accelerated motion compensated temporal filtering (MCTF), and inline electronic image stabilization (EIS) for superior camcorder - like video quality.

Daylight shots have worked well for close - ups of foliage, while an indoor flower snap shows some slight image noise in the deeper colours behind.

However for those extremely grainy shots, Denoise does exactly what it says: it reduces noise and produces a mostly clean image.