Sentences with phrase «hybrid autofocus»

The V20 also boasts of a Hybrid Autofocus system that you may or may not have heard before.

Both handsets share the same 23 - megapixel rear camera, featuring «Predictive Hybrid Autofocus» and a Laser Autofocus sensor with distance - sensing technology.

Credit: Cherlynn Low / Tom's GuideThe cameras boast what Sony calls «predictive hybrid autofocus,» which supposedly can tell where your subject is moving and keep focus on it.

Camera wise there's a 22.56 MP sensor created by Sony and features electronic image stabilization as well as hybrid autofocus.

It has a hybrid autofocus system, which combines phase detect, contrast, and laser autofocus.

The autofocus ability has been improved with the new laser autofocus, while there is also a hybrid autofocus mode that will allow tracking of moving objects.

The Sony Xperia XA Ultra comes with a whopping 21.5 MP rear camera with hybrid autofocus and a 16MP camera along with Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) on the front, and both the front and rear cameras are accompanied with LED flash.

Comprised of Sony's triple image sensing tech (which combines predictive hybrid autofocus, laser autofocus, and RGBIR), the Motion Eye offers image capture and data capture five times faster than other smartphones.

The camera on the back of the Xperia Z5 Premium is a 23 - megapixel camera with an Exmor sensor and offers additional camera features including Hybrid Autofocus, 5 x Clear Image Zoom, SteadyShot, Intelligent Active Mode and 4K video recording.

For the mobile photography enthusiasts, the Xperia X Compact is rocking a 23 - megapixel rear - facing camera that features triple image sensing, predictive hybrid autofocus and fast capture technologies, and it's capable of taking low - light photo up to ISO 12,800.

The rear camera uses a hybrid autofocus system that combines phase detection, contrast detection and laser autofocus.

The phone builds upon the XA's MediaTek Helio P10 processor and an expandable 16 GB of storage, but bumped the RAM up to 3 GB to power a whole lot more elsewhere — for instance, a 21.5 - megapixel main camera with hybrid autofocus tracking, but not the «intelligent» tracking as promoted on the Xperia X. There's also a six - inch, full HD display that takes up most of the device's facade.

One rumor suggests that the new phone may pack Sony's Exmor RS IMX300 sensor, which packs a whopping 25 megapixels and a zippy 192 - point hybrid autofocus system.

What's more, it features triple image sensing technology, predictive hybrid autofocus and fast capture, and it can take low - light photos with clarity of up to ISO 12,800.

Furthermore, shots will be amazing even when in low - light thanks to the fact that each lens has 12MP, an LED flash as well as hybrid autofocus.

The Hybrid Autofocus system is more versatile than an autofocus system that is just passive or just active.

Among these is the 23 MP camera with a 1/2.3» sensor and hybrid autofocus, which can be launched in just 0.6 seconds.

I was very impressed with the results and when you pair it with the camera's predictive hybrid autofocus capabilities you can capture moving subjects rather easily with little to no motion blur.

It also includes predictive hybrid autofocus, steady - shot 5 - axis stabilization, and 4K video recording.

The headline feature of the camera on the Sony Xperia X is the Predictive Hybrid Autofocus and the super-speedy camera activation, both of which do have really useful real - life cases.

The predictive hybrid autofocus system performs exceptionally well, delivering fast and accurate focusing in all lighting conditions when shooting both...

The rear camera has a Hybrid Autofocus, f / 2.0 aperture, 5x Clear Image Zoom, along with Anti-shaking features though it does not specifically mention if the camera has OIS.

The camera is quick to launch, focus, and take a shot, and the predictive hybrid autofocus system is a fantastic feature for capturing moving objects.

Let's not forget that Sony also introduced a new autofocusing technology with the release of the Xperia X lineup at MWC, called Predictive Hybrid Autofocus.

Other features include predictive capture, autofocus burst, triple image sensing technology, predictive hybrid autofocus, and 5 - axis stabilisation.

Features including Hybrid autofocus and SteadyShot are both on board, along with five times Clear Image Zoom, but you won't find the new autofocus burst mode, the smile shutter incorporated within the predictive capture feature or the super slow - motion video feature.

They also both have a 4 - in - 1 hybrid autofocus which combines laser focus, phase detection focus, depth focus and contrast focus.

Qualcomm has also improved its software algorithms that provide zooming and image stabilization, and the 835 supports dual photodiode and better hybrid autofocus.

According to Sony, this year's standout feature is Predictive Hybrid Autofocus.

But the most interesting new camera feature is something called Predictive Hybrid Autofocus, which Sony claims will be able to track moving objects and predict where they will go, adjusting the focus on the fly to capture fast movement without any blur.

All the three smartphones will have protection from Corning Gorilla Glass while the Xperia XA2 and the Xperia XA2 Ultra will have company's proprietary SteadyShot functionality and hybrid autofocus along with 4K video recording.

The camera lens is equipped with a PDAF and CAF autofocus technology that is combine called as Hybrid autofocus.

However, only the 16MP sensor supports Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) and hybrid autofocus.

The two camera lenses on the phone's rear, a 13 - megapixel dual RGB color lens with hybrid autofocus (combining contrast, phase detect, and IR laser assist) and a second f / 1.85 monochrome lens, can shoot videos at 4K 30 fps (or 1080p 60fps / 720p 120 fps) and capture 200 percent more light than the average sensor.

Other rear camera features include Predictive Hybrid Autofocus, Anti-distortion shutter, Triple image sensing technology, and SteadyShot with Intelligent Active Mode (5 - axis stabilization).

With a rear - facing 23 - megapixel shooter features a f / 2.0 aperture, 24 mm wide - angle lens and hybrid autofocus, the phone stands out from its peers at a similar price point.

The IMX318 is the first mobile 1/2.6 - inch stacked CMOS sensor with inbuilt hybrid autofocus capable of locking focus in 0.03 seconds and 3 - axis electronic image stabilization.

It has a 19MP Exmor RS sensor with a 1/2.3 - inch sensor size, f / 2.0 aperture, phase detection and laser autofocus, an LED flash, predictive hybrid autofocus, and 5 - axis stabilization.

Both smartphones features a fingerprint sensor on the power button and packs a 23 - megapixel rear camera with Predictive Hybrid Autofocus.

Not exact matches

There is a Wi - Fi and NFC connectivity that controls the sharing and camera via an application, Hybrid CMOS AF II autofocus (49 - Point) system, and a continuous shooting mode of 4.6 fps.

Apart from this, the camera range also includes video capture feature in 4K, burst shoot of 20 fps, the hybrid system of autofocus, slow - mo of 1200 fps, and OLED touchscreen on the rear.

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

In addition is has predictive autofocus, which fixes on subjects in motion, and the standard hybrid contrast / phase auto focus.

It comes with 3x optical zoom, 5x hybrid zoom, AI image stabilization (AIS), PDAF, CAF, Laser and Depth autofocus.

Both have 5MP front cameras, but the standard G4 has a 13MP sensor with the G4 Plus getting a slightly better 16MP sensor with Lenovo's «Hybrid Focus» autofocus system.

6 - element lens, 8MP still photos while recording 4K video, Panorama, Playback zoom, Quad - LED True Tone flash, Retina Flash, Slow motion video, Time - lapse mode, Timer mode, autofocus, backside illumination sensor, body and face detection, Auto image stabilization, noise reduction, optical image stabilization, photo and video geotagging, sapphire crystal lens cover, tap to focus, video stabilizer, Burst mode, Exposure control, FaceTime HD camera, Focus Pixels, HDR (High Dynamic Range), Hybrid IR filter, Live Photo

Both cameras feature the same f / 1.6 Leica lenses with 4 - in - 1 hybrid focus (PDAF + Laser autofocus), Huawei hybrid zoom, and OIS.

CMOS BSI (backside illumination), Autofocus, Continuous shooting, Digital zoom, Optical image stabilization, Geotagging, Panorama, Touch focus, Face detection, Exposure compensation, Self - timer, Flash type - Quad LED, 6 - element lens, Hybrid IR filter, Sapphire crystal glass lens cover, 1080p @ 120 fps, 720p @ 240 fps, Retina flash, HDR, Continuous shooting, Face detection, Exposure compensation, Self - timer

Not much is known about the specifications of the 13MP sensor on the back, aside from the fact that it features hybrid phase detection autofocus (PDAF).

Both the Xperia XZ2 and Xperia XZ2 come with a 9 - megapixel camera on the back side along with 1/2.3 ″ Sony IMX400, f / 2.0 aperture, Motion Eye, 5 - axis stabilization, hybrid laser - phase detection - contrast autofocus, IR sensor for white balance, burst AF, dedicated hardware shutter key and LED flash.