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DxO Digital Auto-Focus
DxO Digital Optics DAF EDoF Priority is just one of the implementations enabled by DxO Digital Optics technology which is based on a unique co-design of optics and image signal processing. For camera phone vendors, DxO Digital Auto-Focus is a more efficient alternative to traditional mechanical actuator-based auto-focus. It acts instantaneously, drastically shrinks module size, significantly reduces power consumption, and contributes to substantial cost reductions while providing better image quality even in very low light conditions.
DxO camera module for camera phone vendors
One of the hot features long sought by camera phone vendors is extended depth-of-field (EDoF). Unlike traditional actuator-based auto-focus which tends to deliver limited depth of field, DxO Digital Optics DAF EDoF Priority provides a uniformly sharp image from the foreground to the background.
Camera modules - Depth of field extended
"Extending the depth of field of fixed focus high resolution camera modules while preserving image quality and keeping costs down is the dream of our industry. DxO Labs, with DxO Digital Optics, has definitely the right technology to achieve this goal," says Philippe Quinio, STMicroelectronics' Imaging Division Marketing Director.
DxO Digital Optics auto-focus products
"We are very pleased to work with STMicroelectronics on DxO Digital Optics auto-focus-enabled products," adds Jerome Meniere, CEO of DxO Labs. "Recognized by the industry for their mastery of the entire embedded imaging chain, from silicon sensors to fully tested modules, STMicroelectronics is a great partner with whom to bring such advanced full camera module solutions to market."
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