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> Anyway, what I wanted to ask.. how do they go around the loss of quality? It's not a simple crop? Can they somehow utilize any part of the chip they want (as
by asdfaoeu 12y ago
> Anyway, what I wanted to ask.. how do they go around the loss of quality? It's not a simple crop? Can they somehow utilize any part of the chip they want (as long as the maximum is the same?) since the chip is much bigger than the max possible video it can record?
Who says they do? The app seems to show the entire input so I don't think there could be anything tricky in terms of using only part of the sensor.
- rplnt 12y ago> Who says they do? They advertise certain resolution. I assumed it's for the final video. If they just crop it and stretch it.. that's disappointing.
- petrakeas 12y agoWhen Crisp mode is used (in iPhone 5S), we use the full camera resolution (2592 x 1936 pixels) and after transforming it we project it to the output resolution (1080p, 720p). So, the final video is.. crisp :)