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Smartphone cameras have evolved and improved a lot over the past decade. Nowadays, a lot of photography is performed using smartphone. However, small apertures and small sensor pixels of smartphone cameras normally lead to noisy images in low light and limited dynamic range. To fix these issues, Google proposes a complete computational photography pipeline which captures, aligns and merges a burst of frames to reduce noise in low-light setting and also increase dynamic range. | |||
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Revision as of 05:10, 12 December 2018
Introduction
Smartphone cameras have evolved and improved a lot over the past decade. Nowadays, a lot of photography is performed using smartphone. However, small apertures and small sensor pixels of smartphone cameras normally lead to noisy images in low light and limited dynamic range. To fix these issues, Google proposes a complete computational photography pipeline which captures, aligns and merges a burst of frames to reduce noise in low-light setting and also increase dynamic range.
Background
Methods
Results
Conclusions
Appendix
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