Microsoft Pix makes your iPhone pics pop and move
 

Microsoft Pix makes your iPhone pics pop and move
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What makes a good picture? Is it color? Composition? If you ask Microsoft, they might say pixels.

It’s certainly the approach evident in their new iPhone photo app, Microsoft Pix, which takes 10 frames and then looks for, among other things, the best pixels from all of them to make the best possible picture.

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Microsoft Pix's interface is simple and easy to navigate and use.

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Available starting today in the Apple App Store, Microsoft Pix aims to bring sophisticated and automated photo processing to every iPhone from the iPhone 5S on up. The app, which I’ve been testing for a week, doesn’t add megapixels, but it does use a fair amount of Microsoft Research artificial intelligence to choose pixels, and identify elements that **t only make the best picture, but ones that can create and play back cinemagraph images without the need for Apple’s latest iSight camera or 3D touch hardware. Read more...

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