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  1. 001NotebookcheckSEP · 17English

    Galaxy S27 Ultra said to get improved image processing for more natural looking photos

    Samsung is reportedly reworking image processing algorithms for the Galaxy S27 Ultra to produce warmer, more natural-looking photos with less oversaturation. The improvements also extend to video, with updates to Log format and APV codec for better HDR recording at existing 4K 120fps and 8K 30fps resolutions.

    By Vineet Washington
  2. 002Hacker NewsSEP · 13English

    Show HN: ToolVerve – 75 client-side web tools running 100% in browser RAM

    ToolVerve is a collection of over 75 free web-based utilities that run entirely in the browser, including image resizers, PDF tools, SVG converters, financial calculators, and developer formatters.

    By Abdullah_Sattar
  3. 003Hacker NewsSEP · 12English

    Show HN: Sharpniq – AI-powered tool to unblur images online

    Sharpniq is an AI-powered tool that unblurs images using either browser-based processing or optional cloud processing. It improves visible edges and local contrast in soft-focus photos while acknowledging that severely blurred or missing details cannot be recovered.

    By toolina
  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 11English

    Image Dithering in R (2019)

    An exploration of image dithering techniques implemented in R, using a portrait of Horatio Nelson as an example. The article demonstrates how dithering—adding noise to reduce color resolution—can simulate grayscale shades using only black and white pixels, a technique famously used in the video game The Return of the Obra Dinn.

    By atan2
  5. 005Hacker NewsSEP · 10English

    Show HN: Faint Light, 10-100x faster plate-solving/astrometry in Rust

    Faint Light is a Rust-based plate-solving/astrometry tool that solves images 10-100x faster than nova.astrometry.net while maintaining API compatibility. It mmaps astrometry.net index files directly without C dependencies and offers features like warm-start caching, web UI, optional desktop GUI, and FITS output.

    By Fschuindt