DSLR Level will give Graphology Experience Xiaomi, Partnership with Imaging Tech Company Light

The Light Company, which has developed smartphone imaging solutions, has partnered with Chinese smartphone maker Shaoomi. Light is an imaging technology company that has used its technology in the Pena-lens camera setup in the recently released five-camera Nokia 9 PureView. Light informed about this, that Shaomi will bring his company's computational imaging technology into its smartphones. Users will get experience with 'DSLR level capabilities' from Shyomi's multi-camera phones.

No information is available about which device of light will be used in the device. Lite's CEO and co-founder Dave Grannon said, "Shawmi is one of the most innovative smartphone device makers and we are excited to partner with them." He said, 'Computational imaging of light will change the way in which our devices look at the world with lenses. We will bring forward the multi-camera technology to imaging solutions available to their smartphones. '


Lite is a US company and has been working since 2013. The company first came into the discussion, when it launched its L16 camera in 2016. In this L16 16 small cameras were given in the same device. Considering the company's website, Lite's technology can bring 'DSLR level image quality' in smartphone makers smartphones. "The camera of the light is different from every camera in the market, which captures a lot of data in the same scene and collects more information about every pixel," says the company's website.


The company claims that the weakest smartphone sensors, where the data can be captured, the light's technology collects 10 times the amount of data for every pixel. This is also better than most dedicated cameras. In the official press release of Light-Shawmi Partnership, no device or special duty was not served. It can not be assumed that the company will bring the smartphone into the market with the technology of light. In the next few months, Shomei can make a big announcement about it.