Sentences with phrase «much wider aperture»

The main camera specs of the two phones aren't so different, but it's worth noting that the Google Pixel 2 XL is the first to come with optical image stabilization and a much wider aperture of f / 1.8.

This was unique when the B - MAX was launched and provides a much wider aperture for getting in and out of the back seats, or tending to a child seat.

One either uses a much smaller photometric aperture than normal, excluding the nearby star, or one uses a much wider aperture, containing both stars, and makes a correction for the dilution of the companion.

On the rear, the phone features LEICA dual camera setup, and as per the previously leaked press images, there is a f / 1.6 aperture on both the lenses which makes it the first phone to have this much wide aperture on not one but both the rear cameras.

Not exact matches

Because the fluorescent glow tends to be dim, a near - infrared light camera needs to have a wide aperture to collect as much fluorescent light as possible.

And look how much better it looks when your aperture is nice and wide (f / 4, again) creating a dreamy backdrop:

And the wide aperture and low boot sill make loading and unloading bulky items that much easier.

The chaotic perturbations that we seem to think are catastrophic on a human scale barely rate a ripple when the perspective aperture is opened much wider.

In a dark room, you don't have much light to work with, so you'll want to use the longest shutter speed and widest aperture you can.

F1.5 would also be the widest aperture we've ever seen on a smartphone, though as we've written before, that doesn't really mean much without knowing the sensor size.

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.

As for the Huawei Mate 10, the story is the same, only that the aperture is much wider at f / 1.6, something that Samsung could beat with an f / 1.4 aperture on the Galaxy S9 and S9 +.

The dual - camera approach has instead been moved to the V20's backside, which includes both a «standard angle» 16MP sensor with f / 1.8 aperture and optical image stabilization, plus a much wider 8MP camera with an aperture of f / 2.8.

A second wide - angle lens with an f / 1.7 aperture replaces it, and OnePlus says it provides much better low - light performance and better portrait mode effects.

There are some caveats in this test, of course: With different focal lengths and apertures (2.87 and ƒ / 2.2 for the front - facing camera, vs. 6 and ƒ / 2.4 for the rear - facing) framing the exact picture was often tricky; in addition, the ISP was much more reticent to create a depth map for non-human subjects on the front - facing camera — I often had to shoot significantly wider on the front - facing camera to get it to enable Portrait mode.

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.

When compared to the iPhone 7 (left), the Mate 9 gives you more control over how much depth of field your wide aperture photos will exhibit.

Portrait mode and wide aperture mode pretty much produce the same effect, but are meant for different purposes.

There's a portrait mode for creating artificial bokeh behind a person, and there's a wide aperture mode that produces pretty much the same effect but on objects.

And while the second lens lacks OIS, its wider aperture means better low - light photos and therefore a much less stark transition between the two cameras.

It sports a 12 megapixel camera with a much wider f / 1.7 aperture whereas the front is dominated by a 5 megapixel camera with f / 1.9 aperture.

The wider aperture on the secondary camera makes low light images look much better, although they're still not as good as I had hoped.

The shutter speed skews too dark, which doesn't make sense when so much light is coming in through the wider aperture.

It also has a wide aperture mode for capturing photos with as much or as little background blur as you'd like.

Part of the reason Huawei has opted for two cameras is that it can offset the data between them, creating a depth map and the ability, via software, to blur the background as if it was taken with a much wider - open aperture.

This is why an f / 1.8 lens performs much better in low light than, say, an f / 4 lens — a lower number means a wider aperture.

Instead, it's replaced with a 20 - megapixel lens with a much wider f / 1.7 aperture.

When using the wide aperture mode on the Honor 8 Pro you now get much better, more detailed and more professional shots.

Aside from the improved, all - metal chassis, the Z2 Play sports a much - improved 12MP camera with a wider aperture and Dual Pixel Focus technology, as well as a newer version of the oft - lauded Moto Display feature that we've grown to love so much.

Instead, there's a 20 - megapixel standard lens with a much wider f / 1.7 aperture that's meant to improve low - light photos.