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Relonch AI, a California-based startup, recently introduced a new deep learning app that drastically enhances photos shot in low light. The purpose of the…

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LOS ANGELES, May 15, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Relonch, a cinema technology company and developer of AI-based technology for digital imaging…

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The exhibition is over. During these days thousands of people met Relonch Camera personally. The camera and its shots create a vivid impression, it gives more confidence&hellip;

Relonch at Photokina 2014

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Photography as a way to build community: John Vermes

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The best portrait of Jackie: Mark &amp; Jackie Giles

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A startup debuts a camera that fits snugly onto an iPhone for a different style of picture. It's costly, but Relonch says the effect isn't possible with the iPhone's own camera.

Relonch plans $500 accessory camera for punchy iPhone portraits

Relonch, known for its subscription camera club, rolls out Relonch Alfred, an iOS app that applies artificial light to poorly exposed photos.

Cinematic photo app uses AI to fix your snaps

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Can't fit studio lighting gear in your pocket? Relonch Alfred is an A.I.-powered app that helps correct bad lighting in smartphone shots by automatically making localized adjustments based on exposure and color maps of the image. Future versions of the app will also work with video.

Away from the studio? Alfred A.I. fixes bad lighting on phone photos

"It would be really hard to make a trashy photo." That's the actual tagline for a company called Relonch, which just launched (correct spelling) a camera case for iPhone 5 and iPhone 6 at Photokina today. Normally we'd dismiss such a product as vaporware, but this could end up being a pretty nifty gadget, if it ever makes it to market. Once you slide your iPhone into the $499 jacket, you'll have access (via the Lightning port) to an APS-C sensor and a permanently affixed f/2 (or better) lens. The version above is just a mock-up -- we did see a working prototype (it performed very well), which is simply a hodgepodge of "parts from different cameras." The final version will also serve as an external battery for your smartphone, enabling more than four hours of use.

Relonch camera case brings an APS-C sensor, f/2 lens to your iPhone

Could an algorithm create the perfect family photo album? Maybe someday–but this screenless camera and accompanying service need work.


Relonch’s Radical Camera Uses AI To Edit Your Photos (And Isn’t Ready For Prime Time)

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Relonch AI imitates cinematic lighting to light up your everyday stories.Learn more at https://relonch.comDownload Relonch Alfred iOS app at  https://itunes....

Relonch AI. Light Matters.

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