Quote from: Audionut on March 17, 2021, 01:14:30 PM
IIRC, the whitepaper says it can do 60fps.
Depends on exactly what you mean. For this discussion, exposure means one actuation of the shutter.
Samsung smart phones does HDR with 2 different exposures. This must be the case because of the motion artifacts.
Canon is doing HDR with one exposure. Shutter opens, sensor captures the signal. This signal (the exposure) is then stored in a memory.
From there, it is amplified twice. Once at minimum amplification to captures the highlights, and once with a higher amplification to capture the shadows.
These two differently amplified images (of exactly the same exposure) are then blended together to deliver the final HDR image.
I see,
thanks