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Yes, I could see iOS devices doing this too, since they already are taking multiple exposures with live photos all the time. Just boost the exposure parameter o
by gammateam 8y ago
Yes, I could see iOS devices doing this too, since they already are taking multiple exposures with live photos all the time. Just boost the exposure parameter on one or two and you get the same result.
The point cloud in the "portrait camera" can also be used to map and determine whats there too and the software could decide to draw and brighten it.
What I like about it is that iOS hardware does keep up, complementing your observations about the limitations of Google's solutions.
- eco 8y agoAs detailed in the linked article, it is a lot more complicated than just adding longer exposures to an HDR shot.
- celeritascelery 8y agoBut Huawei has done the same thing with their phones, so it is not some secret tech exclusive to Google. The hardware is present in iOS.