Sentences with phrase «reducing image noise»

This multiple - sensor design can capture three times the light of a traditional single - bayer sensor, thus reducing image noise and increasing quality.

Combined with the ASUS SuperPixel Engine that intelligently controls sensor light sensitivity and reduces image noise, ZenFone 4 Selfie Pro is able to achieve twice (2x) the light sensitivity of a typical smartphone camera and helps users take beautifully clear and vivid selfies, day or night, indoors or out.

Not exact matches

They found that by shaving off the peaks and irregularities that dot the surface of concrete pavement (top images) with a machine that is essentially a large drum encrusted with diamond dust, workers can reduce road noise by as much as 10 decibels — or nearly half.

Not only does PureView lean on the physical size of the sensor (specifically 1/1.2 - inch), there are also custom algorithms on top of the sensor to adjust the image to reduce imperfections like noise.

It looks like hell, obviously, but it's deinterlaced and upconverted to 1080p, and Scream Factory has resisted what must have been a near - overwhelming temptation to noise - reduce the remaining detail out of the image along with the crazy NTSC and VHS artifacts.

While the source material is in pretty good shape, both transfers have been aggressively noise - reduced and / or degrained, robbing the image of any sort of film - like appearance, softening fine detail, and adding a distracting assortment of digital artifacts.

Compared to commercial vehicles that use internal combustion engines, the e-NV200 reduces operating costs and contributes to improving a company's environmental image thanks to the vehicle's zero exhaust emissions as well as a reduction in noise pollution.

From still pictures and low - resolution videos to high - resolution movies, Sony's unique image software engine analyzes each image to optimize colors, sharpness, and contrast, as well as reduce noise.

That does come at a price, though, as Huawei isn't shy about throwing in extra layers of sharpening and noise - reducing blur to make an image pop more.

Combining several shots to produce the optimal image, Dynamic De-noise further reduces noise and improves the clarity of your images.

A 1/2.3 ″ main RGB sensor is paired with a 1/2.78 ″ monochrome chip, and image data from both cameras is computationally merged to create a background blurring bokeh effect, reduce noise, and increase image detail and dynamic range.

The S9's camera processes 12 images per shot in order to reduce noise.

Along with the image signal processor that reduces noise and allows autofocus to work more quickly in low light, there's also a new Apple - designed video encoder that enables faster video frame rates and real - time image and motion analysis that can predict changes in content to optimize video encoding algorithms.

The performance is mediocre in comparison to other flagships, and the digital noise and reduced image quality are very distracting.

The new camera will take up to 12 shots at once and combine them into a single 12MP image, reducing pixelated noise in some shots.

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

When you combine this with Google's incredible software image stabilization (EIS), you'll notice your action shots have less blur, your low - light photos have reduced noise, and images in general will appear sharper.

Sony and Samsung both use a sensor with DRAM attached to give the camera loads of power, and Samsung says this also allows it to more effectively reduce noise in images.

We suspect this is due to being slightly aggressive with processing to sweep image noise away, and you might find on closer examination that some dark areas or backgrounds get reduced to a fine grain.

I find noise reduction almost always reduces the detail in your images, and I find grain on modern iPhones fairly pleasant to look at.

The camera portion of the app gives you control over white balance, while the built - in editor lets you enhance details and contrast, reduce noise, crop, rotate, straighten, and otherwise tweak the resulting image.

Super Resolution uses some software magic gives you massive 92MP shots to allow you to zoom and crop to your heart's content, while Low Light does the direct opposite, and uses software magic to reduce noise in low light conditions, giving you stunningly clean 5MP images in poor lighting.

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

In the still photo metric, the Galaxy S6 Edge fared positively for good exposure, fast autofocus, great image results with only the flash on, fine detailing and reduced noise level in bright light, good White Balance and level of detail in low - light conditions.

The included optical image stabilization makes the phone capable of taking great low - light photographs, with incredibly reduced noise.

The images are fused together offering better sharpness and reducing noise with dynamic range options.

To further ensure stunning detail in every image on screen, VIZIO equipped units in the all - new 2014 P - Series collection with Pure Pixel Processing Engine that further enhances sharp detail, while reducing noise and artifacts caused by scaling, compression and video devices.

Thanks to a new Image Signal Processor, the flagships are able to use multiple photos to help reduce overall noise in post processing.

The main shooter will have 12 megapixels (color) while the second rear camera will have 2 megapixels (monochrome)-- reducing noise and producing an image with superior sharpness and contrast when combined.

Second, changes to image processing in low light to reduce noise and blur, for greater clarity and improved detail.

That sensor records greater pixel depth for texture and color saturation for richer stills and video plus reduces the noise that plagues most smartphone images made in low light.

This feature mimics the optical zoom as it increases the image resolution and reduces noise, thus giving us more details than normal zooming can offer.

By allowing more light into the sensor, HTC believes the One can output superior shots than the iPhone 5 and the Samsung Galaxy S III, reducing signal noise and bringing out more detail in images with a significant increase in dynamic range.