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With good reason. It's AMAZING. The team has figured out a way to analyze the movement of the camera during the taking of a blurry image, then reconstruct what the photo would have looked like WITHOUT that motion.
I would expect Apple should add this ASAP. I lose so many photos in lower light situations due to camera shake. It's been a technique that has been circulating among researchers and hackers previously. More examples here:
Someone should combine this with the Lytro camera and you'd have a camera that would literally never take a blurry photo. Now that would be nothing short of revolution.
Hat tip Petapixel
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There is something truly ineffable about the natural landscape. It would surprise me if there were people in this world who would not enjoy this video.
No seriously, hit HD and then full screen right now.
Hat tip Mark Rampton - major find!
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