Today, at its annual Future Lens 2024 event, innovative technology brand TECNO unveiled its three latest breakthroughs: an all-new imaging matrix and two advanced imaging technologies. Meanwhile, EVS Dynamic Shot technology perfects the capture of subjects in motion and Tap Any Zoom Dual Prism Telephoto enables more stable long-range shooting. Culminating with a tour of TECNO’s R&D lab and its most automated factory, the event inspired thoughts of future imaging possibilities and highlighted TECNO’s relentless pursuit of excellence in mobile imaging technology. From bottom to top, the first layer is the Hardware Foundation Layer with the four major image processing units – camera hardware, display, SOC and sensor. The technology focuses solely on moving subjects, using EVS pixels to record motion data. The technology’s AI algorithms combine static objects captured by the RGB camera with moving objects detected by EVS. By utilizing motion data provided by EVS, the RGB camera’s handling of motion blur for moving subjects is optimized, resulting in a single, sharp, and complete photo. Tap Any Zoom Dual Prism Telephoto – Super Stable Zoom to Eliminate Blurring The other AI-powered technology unveiled by TECNO at Future Lens 2024 is Tap Any Zoom Dual Prism Telephoto technology. Read more in our articles including "TECNO Image Matrix and Two AI-Powered Imaging Technologies announced at Future Lens 2024" and "Top dSLR Camera Picks under Php40k".
Today, at its annual Future Lens 2024 event, innovative technology brand TECNO unveiled its three latest breakthroughs: an all-new imaging matrix and two advanced imaging technologies. Meanwhile, EVS Dynamic Shot technology perfects the capture of subjects in motion and Tap Any Zoom Dual Prism Telephoto enables more stable long-range shooting.
Culminating with a tour of TECNO’s R&D lab and its most automated factory, the event inspired thoughts of future imaging possibilities and highlighted TECNO’s relentless pursuit of excellence in mobile imaging technology. From bottom to top, the first layer is the Hardware Foundation Layer with the four major image processing units – camera hardware, display, SOC and sensor. The technology focuses solely on moving subjects, using EVS pixels to record motion data.
Our coverage of AI camera technology includes: "TECNO Image Matrix and Two AI-Powered Imaging Technologies announced at Future Lens 2024"; "Top dSLR Camera Picks under Php40k"; "TECNO POVA 8 Pro 5G now official". Each article provides unique insights and information.