Laser Autofocus (n.) A focusing system that uses a laser to measure the distance to the subject. In mobile photography, laser autofocus is often used in conjunction with other focusing methods to improve speed and accuracy, especially in low-light conditions. The laser emits a brief pulse of light, measures how long it takes to return, and uses this information to quickly determine subject distance. This technology allows for faster focusing in challenging lighting situations, benefiting mobile photographers who often shoot in varied environments.
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Sebastian Chase
Sebastian Chase is a mobile digital photographer who enjoys trying out new mobile technologies, and figuring out how to get them to deliver high-quality images with minimal effort. Join him on his mission to help mobile photographers create incredible images and videos with their new-age digital cameras, no matter the form that they may take.