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Camera wars: Computational photography to differentiate smartphones
Tech companies are turning to computational photography to differentiate their cameras
Smartphone makers are increasingly turning to software wizardry to improve the camera in their phones.
Last week, Apple rolled out its Deep Fusion photography feature - described by marketing chief Phil Schiller as "mad science computational photography" - to its latest iPhone 11 models via a software update.
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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Straits Times on November 06, 2019, with the headline Camera wars: Computational photography to differentiate smartphones. Subscribe
