When multiple cameras change resolution on one LAN, lowering one camera first prevents simultaneous high-resolution transmission and reduces delays.
Motion and scene data adjust frame rate and frame-rate conversion to extend exposure, improve low-light SNR, and limit judder.
A buffer tracks luminance across captured frames so processing circuitry can correct rolling-shutter flicker before display.
Dual pipeline imaging device adjusts still image output timing to maintain continuous live view display.
Shifting interpolated frame creation closer to input frames reduces artefacts from erratic motion vectors while maintaining smoothness.
A motion vector detector generates reliability data to adjust mixing ratios between dynamic and static interpolation pixels.