2 ms·
This; state-of-the-art mobile cams should be "beating" the flicker, even in slo-mo. I'd wager the latest iphones can, although I don't have one to test. A lot
by verall 8y ago
This; state-of-the-art mobile cams should be "beating" the flicker, even in slo-mo. I'd wager the latest iphones can, although I don't have one to test.
A lot of places use fluorescent lights which will look real weird if caught in the frame without some kind of flicker compensation just as one example so its pretty important.
- londons_explore 8y agoUncited rumour is iPhones for the last ~3 years have had special flashlight LED's (made by NXP?) which also embed an RGB colour sensor for exactly this reason. The LED's when reverse biased send out the results of the RGB sensor. It has been suggested the reason they didn't use an extra pin was to hide this anti-flicker feature from competitors who were sure to do a detailed teardown of the phone. There are x-rays of the LED here: https://www.chipworks.com/about-chipworks/overview/blog/true-tone-flash-remains-iphone-6 https://www.chipworks.com/about-chipworks/overview/blog/true...