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computational photography

Software-driven processing that improves photos beyond the raw capture.

Also known as: computational imaging

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

Computational photography uses algorithms to combine frames, reduce noise, and enhance detail, letting small sensors match larger ones in many scenes.

See multi-frame processing.

Where computational photography Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

What is computational photography?

Software-driven processing that improves photos beyond the raw capture.

What terms are related to computational photography?

Related Camera terms include HDR photo, multi-frame processing.

Related Technical Terms

HDR photo
A photo merged from multiple exposures for more range. Camera
multi-frame processing
Combining several shots into one higher-quality image. Camera
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