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I'm sure the first step is taking many sharper short exposure shots (as opposed to longer exposures, which blur), then doing some tensor magic to stitch into a
by kortex 8y ago
I'm sure the first step is taking many sharper short exposure shots (as opposed to longer exposures, which blur), then doing some tensor magic to stitch into a single image.
Object detection alone won't give you sharp text in low light. You need a minimum number of photons hitting pixels.
- fla 8y agoFrom the article: > Although it’s not one single long exposure, Google’s night mode still gathers light over a period of a few seconds, and anything moving through the frame in that time will turn into a blur of motion.
- comboy 8y agoRight, but it's up to them how to process information coming in during these few seconds. Without a tripod it would be just a big blur without separating data into some frames. I don't think optical stabilization would be enough for such long exposures.