Examples of using In image quality in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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that's due to its sizeable 1-inch sensor, which delivers a big boost in image quality.
the 3.11-megapixel EOS D30, can be equated to the history of advancement in image quality.
DX-format lenses available, NIKKOR lenses offer the ultimate in image quality with sharpness and faithful color representation that is second to none.
Migration can lead to a dramatic uplift in image quality so algorithms are the subject of intense research, both within the geophysical industry as well as academic circles.
The D750 even surpasses the D810 in image quality at high sensitivities, and the large pixel pitch delivers advantages in definition,
The adapter adds additional cost but for the improvement in image quality compared to the kit lens of the same focal length, we think it's worth it.
tight fit to your device, reducing the risk of sensitivity loss or a drop in image quality.
Mirrorless cameras also have larger image sensors than compact cameras which will result in image quality similar to that of the some of the Digital Slr cameras.
Capture NX-D without any compromise in image quality.
enabling effective shooting under a variety of lighting conditions without concern for any sacrifice in image quality.
so we could also see a big jump in image quality on the iPhone 6S.
diffraction, which are the causes of deterioration in image quality.
resulting in image quality becomes poor.
iPad running iOS 11 to reduce huge 50% file size without any loss in image quality.
Sony Exmor R sensor found in the GoPro Hero 4, but most people wouldn't notice the difference in image quality.
page sections can easily be enlarged without any loss in image quality.
as shown below, the Nikon 1 cameras simply cannot compete with APS-C in image quality, bokeh and dynamic range,
Mirrorless cameras have been rivaling DSLRs in image quality ever since Sony released the first full-frame A7 in 2013, but many DSLR purists are usually wary of switching due to a perceived performance disparity.