QUOTE(emino @ Mar 2 2012, 05:48 PM)
I made this quickly so pardon the minimalist graphic.

See the images above. Imagine that they are a group of blue, green and red pixel. The group with the pixels on top tier have some bad pixels/noises. What pureview do is select the best pixels in that group which matches their surroundings and replaces those bad pixels with good ones. So the noises is eliminated.
Itu apa yang gua paham la.
close enough but no accurate
See the images above. Imagine that they are a group of blue, green and red pixel. The group with the pixels on top tier have some bad pixels/noises. What pureview do is select the best pixels in that group which matches their surroundings and replaces those bad pixels with good ones. So the noises is eliminated.
Itu apa yang gua paham la.
it's not so simple as to select the best one
there should be some complex formula to average out the differences and not loosing detail
more on that will be in their intellectual proerty
if it's so simple to just select the best one then there's no difference with using any image viewer to open up a photo and zoom out on it
in fact, if it's that simple, 6 months from now you would see android or ios have included this in them
Mar 2 2012, 04:54 PM

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