Is this split pixel patented by some company, or it is a quite general technique now? Since several companies present their products by using the same solution.
large pixel is used to improve the sensitivity at low light condition, and small pixel is used to improve the dynamic range at high light condition. Of course small pixel is also used to capture the LED.
Yes. I mean simultaneous exposure is used here and I think large pixel means larger sensing area, then, large pixel should output brighter image. but it's not the case in the video. Start from 2:50.
Is this split pixel patented by some company, or it is a quite general technique now? Since several companies present their products by using the same solution.
ReplyDeleteWhy low gain small sub-pixel outputs the brightest image while high gain large sub-pixel outs the darkest one?
ReplyDeletelarge pixel is used to improve the sensitivity at low light condition, and small pixel is used to improve the dynamic range at high light condition. Of course small pixel is also used to capture the LED.
DeleteYes. I mean simultaneous exposure is used here and I think large pixel means larger sensing area, then, large pixel should output brighter image. but it's not the case in the video. Start from 2:50.
DeleteHello, do you know what is the Bayer pattern of this sensor?
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