This is a great article! > In fact, that's how Live Photo implemented in iPhones, and HTC had it back in 2013 under a strange name Zoe. A reference to zoetrop

This is a great article! > In fact, that's how Live Photo implemented in iPhones, and HTC had it back in 2013 under a strange name Zoe. A reference to zoetropes, which were arguably one of the first "movies". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoetrope https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoetrope > To solve the problem, Google announced a different approach to HDR in a Nexus smartphone back to 2013. It was using time stacking. I don't think time stacking is the appropriate term to use here, as standard HDR is also doing "time stacking", in that it takes multiple photos with different exposures across a small interval of time. Maybe "Fixed exposure fusion"? I think there's a lot more to be done in computational photography, in research and engineering. In fusion of images from multiple cameras, we're barely scratching the surface. Exciting times ahead!