The Design Idea in Figure 1 is a color detector capable of generating an RGB triplet over a high dynamic range, a useful attribute for machine vision applications. The circuit implements auto-exposure ...

Apple has filed a patent for a new type of image sensor that could give future iPhones and other Apple devices the ability to capture photos and videos with dynamic range levels approaching that of ...

Consumers are demanding more from their mobile phone cameras, which has led to explosive growth in the integration of high-pixel-count, high-quality cameras into mobile phones. To date, image sensors ...

OmniVision has launched its new OV50X image sensor, which takes smartphone photography to a whole new level with an extraordinarily high dynamic range – almost 110dB. That’s the highest ever seen in ...

RED has been making a lot of claims about their new super-sensor Dragon, that is currently in development. An upgrade to their EPIC cameras, Dragon was initially expected by the end of 2012, but that ...

Apple is investigating new image sensor technology that promises up to 20 stops of dynamic range. That’s a level that surpasses the ARRI ALEXA 35, and gets really close to matching the dynamic range ...

Xiaomi has also confirmed a few hardware details. The 17 Ultra is the thinnest Ultra model the company has made so far, measuring 8.29mm, around 11.3% thinner than its predecessor. More details are ...

The high dynamic range technique captures more detail and a wider range of light, but the process that requires merging multiple images together limits the method to stationary subjects. Panasonic, ...

Arri's recent announcement of the ALEXA 35 raises a few questions, such as how 17-stops of dynamic range is possible. Phil Rhodes is your guide to the magic, and maths! Today’s article is brought to ...

Essentials for constructing a wide-dynamic-range system, including the application of switching or adaptive systems. Comparing multichannel vs. linear receivers. Analysis of how models react with ...

Join the community discussion that is already taking place about this articleUnderstanding Your Signal Analyzer’s “Dynamic Range” Despite having just used the term “dynamic range” in the title myself ...