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How an AI changing the future of camera in smartphones

            

  The years back we used mobile phones for communicating someone with basic features like calls and text messaging, later on the technology developed day-by-day, In the evolution of  mobile becomes much smarter after an internet upgrade from 2G to 3G , The mobile users are increased when the 4G introduced, An after arrival of 5G the technology becomes more advanced, In this era AI (Artificial intelligence) becomes most important to the user, The AI enhances the user experience of the user to stay long time on mobile, Lets see how an AI changing the smartphones



Camera 

  • camera recognize the human's face to auto focus and its auto adjusts the exposure, Also it's tracks the image of the object in real time, Enhance the face of the beauty like Smoothing face, Brightening the eyes, Improves skin tone, Whitening Teeth and also key features like nose, mouse, etc. with the help of an AI
  • It Detects noise and reduces, adjusts the sharpness and colour
  • AI improves the camera ability to improve bright footage in the night time 
  • Digital Zoom works by an AI to construct the pixels while zooming
  • AR uses face map and adapts the filters to the human's face with movement and expressions by an AI
  • AI with the image processing helps image to improves clarity, colour accuracy and Dynamic range.

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