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The Nokia app requires a longer exposure time, encompassing multiple shots, which basically means that anything moving is a no-go. The quality of its pictures
by Orangeair 13y ago
The Nokia app requires a longer exposure time, encompassing multiple shots, which basically means that anything moving is a no-go. The quality of its pictures is theoretically superior, though, because the depth effect comes from the photos themselves, and not a simulation.
Google's version, on the other hand, works with only a single photo, so it's more versatile. It may suffer issues with quality, though (arising from the difficulties in accurately extracting depth values from a 2D image). That has yet to be seen.
- zmmmmm 13y ago> Google's version, on the other hand, works with only a single photo, so it's more versatile. This doesn't seem to be what everyone else is saying. Most people here are saying it takes multiple shots as you move the camera.
- pisarzp 13y agoThat is not true, Google version requires you to take a photo for several seconds while slowly moving phone upwards. Both methods take probably same amount of time.