Sentences with phrase «shoot sharper images»

It employs both optical and electronic image stabilization to shoot sharper images.

A six - element lens means the iPhone 7 will shoot sharper images from edge - to - edge.

Not exact matches

The image here is very sharp and clear, showing grain in only a few shots and displaying no defects from the source material.

The image looks good, as it's sharp and clear for the most part, although there is some notable grain in some shots.

The image is very sharp and clear, showing only a touch of grain in some of the brighter shots.

Universal's DVD is a decent transfer of the film - the soft focus cinematography yields a less - than sharp transfer, and some of the night shots are slightly grainy, in spite of Schrader's deliberate use of in - camera opticals to preserve image quality.

We don't see prices for basic e-readers, on the main, shooting back above $ 200 again, especially as under - $ 200 color models, such as The Sharper Image's Literati, already exist.

With macro shots, it's obvious that images taken by the Galaxy Tab 10.1 are sharper looking.

... auto image stabilization that, in real time, analyzes those multiple photos it takes with each shot and then — if they are all a bit blurry from movement or shaking, selects the sharpest portions of each image and combines them into the best possible picture.

It is capable of taking some decent looking shots in well - lit situations with images that are sharp, with a good amount of detail.

Samsung touts the backlit - illuminated CMOS sensor as capable of performing in low light, but in a shot of Lower Manhattan at sunset, the image from our 5S was less noisy and sharper.

The downside is that this camera is physically incapable of shooting color — it really is black - and - white only — but the benefit is that, by removing a filter from the lens, the camera is able to gather even more light and detail, creating richer and sharper black - and - white images than any color camera could create.

Fear not: optical image stabilization is still here, to keep your shots sharp, and at least half decent in low light.

In low - light scenarios, images are more colorful and bright, but a little less sharp than images shot on the iPhone 7 Plus.

I'm almost positive that the inclusion of optical image stabilization (OIS) would have lead to better low - light shots — as well as sharper images overall and steadier video footage.

Yes, the selfie I shot with it bears enough resemblance to my actual face, but the image is far from sharp, with large sections of hair looking as if they're strokes of brown paint.

This resulted in an image that was sharper and had more detail, although there was always more visual noise in these shots (likely a combination of the smaller aperture, smaller pixels on the sensor and different processing being deployed).

The finished image blends those two shots together to produce vibrant colors and sharp images.

As far as image quality is concerned, the OnePlus X does tend to have the softer image, while shots with the Nexus 5X camera seem to be a little sharper.

Granted, the G5 still creates a sharper image, and you could probably end up editing it to make it better, but when taking the shot, the Nexus 6P has the G5 beat in this area.

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.

Not only it can shoot 4K video, the images coming out of that 13MP sensor is sharper and overall better compared to that from the Mi Mix 2.

They pointed to the camera's sharp pictures, quick shutter speed and image stabilization for avoiding shaky videos and shots.

Credit: Tom's GuideI discovered that the S5 struggles with low - light shots, producing bright but fuzzy images, whereas the iPhone 6 delivered much sharper images.

In our comparison shots below, both phones capture sharp images outside, with a high degree of overall clarity and minimal noise.

In the images below, you can see that shots from both lenses are equally sharp, sidestepping the image degradation you'd deal with by utilizing the digital zoom feature on a single - lens phone.

As you can see from the comparisons shots, Swann's bright image is sharp, somewhat over-exposed, and suffers from a noticeable fish - eye lens effect.

Propelling my obsession with flower photography, the Galaxy Note 8 produces sharp and color - rich images with little need for multiple shots.

Outdoors, daylight: Outstanding natural colours, sharp images, good shadow detail (regardless of HDR on or off), very fast autofocus - a very accurate shot.

Like most smartphones, the Pure XR can take really sharp images in perfect conditions but it's rare to actually be shooting in ideal conditions so you need a smartphone that can adapt and still capture an excellent picture.

It has built - in OIS (optical image stabilisation) to ensure that your shots are rarely blurry, and the 4K video recording ensures footage is sharp, even if it could do with some work on the colour / exposure side.

HDR image processing does take a long time between shots though, so if you don't have a steady hand, or the subject is moving, the image will be not be particularly sharp.

If you compare the images shot using the Infocus M350 and this one (M530), there is not much of a difference, however when you compare the images shot in low light conditions it is slightly better, more detailed and sharper when using M530.

A demo floor packed with journalists isn't the best place to test out a hands - free camera that's trained to take shots of familiar faces, but the images a Google rep showed me looked pretty sharp.

The iPhone 6 seems to shoot with higher saturation, though under good light both shoot good quality, bright and sharp images.

The site said the iPhone X camera shoots sharp portrait images even indoors and the bokeh feature shows a «natural and pleasing background blur.»