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I can see your point: this basically just looks like long exposures, or stacked exposures, which is basically the same thing of letting more photons hit the sen
by mediaman 8y ago
I can see your point: this basically just looks like long exposures, or stacked exposures, which is basically the same thing of letting more photons hit the sensor, aligned using OIS.
Any thoughts on why Apple, as the other leading phone maker with a heavy emphasis on camera quality, has not implemented anything like it? Not to discount the difficulty, but OIS aligned long exposures kind of seems like low hanging fruit. Instead, they keep trying to open the aperture more.
- modzu 8y agowell to be fair google hasnt implemented it yet either. there could be significant reasons for that, like results could be worse than default except in specific situations
- TheForumTroll 8y agoWell, Apply has dropped the ball on camera quality some time ago.