fast shutter for birds or camera vibration). It uses image recognition to identify environment and subject-specific needs (e.g. The device can be controlled using an app on a smartphone (Source Arsenal)įrom Arsenal’s own website, it describes the process: The device also has Wi-Fi capabilities to connect to the Internet to download firmware updates. Then it plugs into the camera using a Micro USB cable. The device attaches to the hot shoe mount on the camera. It is all done by the smartphone camera software before, during and after the image is created. It doesn’t require a professional and it is done without any post-editing or retouching required after taking the shot. The addition of an AI chip, like in Apple’s A13 Bionic chipset called the “Neural Engine” provides the processing power needed to a smartphone camera to take better pictures.
DSLR ASSISTANT NIKON PRO
Galaxy Note 10+, P30 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max) use plenty of AI already when taking photos. That is because most flagship brands (e.g. What Arsenal provides to DSLR cameras is already being experienced by smartphone camera users. You are operating a camera with this device and not a vehicle. The algorithms work similarly to decision making in self driving cars, but of course not as risky.
With advanced neural networks (NN), optimal settings for a scene are selected for you. The assistant uses AI to suggest settings that are based on your subject and environment.
What Arsenal does is help photographers of any skill level get the best in terms of exposure and quality from their existing digital camera (e.g. It is not a new type of camera, but a device that attaches to cameras for added functionality. One of the earliest products to feature AI in cameras, is the Arsenal intelligent camera assistant. The Dawn Of Intelligent Camera Assistants
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