Hypict™ image enhancement technology, Resolution modes, Image quality—hypict™ image enhancement technology – Epson Digital Camera 5/01EPSON User Manual
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Image Quality—HyPict™ Image Enhancement Technology
Many digital cameras use an interpolation method to produce images with higher resolution than the camera's
CCD can capture. EPSON HyPict image enhancement technology uses an exclusive interpolation method.
The EPSON HyPict image enhancement technology uses
an in-camera processing system to interpolate an image
using full image data.
After the image is interpolated, the camera then converts
it to JPEG file format.
Other image enhancement technologies convert to JPEG
file format before enhancement. Since JPEG conversion
removes image data, these technologies do not use full
image data for the interpolation, resulting in less accurate
images.
EPSON HyPict image enhancement technology produces more
accurate results because it applies image enhancement before
JPEG compression.
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1. Captures
image
2. Enhances and interpolates image
3. Applies JPEG compression
EPSON HyPict image enhancement technology
performs all of these steps in the camera:
Image quality—Resolution modes
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The following chart explains the differences between the image quality settings:
EPSON digital cameras allows you to select different image quality settings. (Not all of these settings are available
for each model.)
Low compression
High compression
High compression
Pictures include great
detail because less
image detail is
removed through
compression.
Pictures include ample
detail and are suitable
for most applications,
including 4 x 6-inch
prints.
Pictures include less
detail and fewer
number of pixels.
Suitable for on-screen
display.
Interpolated
Pictures include the
most detail and are
ideal for
enlargements.
HyPict™
Key Differences
Compression level
Description
Image file size
Super Fine
Fine
Standard
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Large file size
Moderate file size
Smallest file size
Largest file size
Up to 8 x 10 inches
Up to 11 x 14 inches
Up to 12 x 17 inches
Enlargement sizes:
One megapixel
CCD camera
Two megapixel
CCD camera
Three megapixel
CCD camera
Up to 5 x 7 inches
Up to 8 x 10 inches
Up to 11 x 14 inches
4 x 6 inches
5 x 7 inches
8 x 10 inches
None
None
None
Additionally, some EPSON digital cameras include a TIFF Uncompressed image quality setting, which does not
remove any image data through compression.