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Is anyone doing the equivalent for the iPhone?
by aantix 8y ago
Is anyone doing the equivalent for the iPhone?
- celeritascelery 8y agoNo reason they couldn’t. It would just involve some fairly advanced algorithms, so it is not trivial. But the hardware is there. Apple could release this in a update if they wanted. Doubt it will happen till next year though.
- hactually 8y agoIt's been the case since the Pixel 1 that if you want the best in class camera - buy Pixel. If you are happy to wait, sure maybe it'll come to iOS - Google are unlikely to stop their efforts though.
- celeritascelery 8y agoNight vision is best in class for sure. But it is quite a stretch to claim that pixel still has the best camera. The anandtech review of the Pixel 3 consistently said that in daylight the iPhone Xs and Galaxy S9 produced better photos. They just have better hardware. As amazing as software is, you can only do so much to make up for lower class hardware.
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- Mindless2112 8y agoThis[1] is probably the closest you'll get. Made by the guy who runs the computational photography group at Google. [1] https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/synthcam/id412992079 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/synthcam/id412992079
- forgot-my-pw 8y agoThey'll release it someday and name it Dark Retina Magic or some sort.
- mrfusion 8y agoI’m wondering if you can run some of these algorithms yourself on existing live photos? They’ve already captured a bunch of frames for you.