TruePic [SEP] manufacturer
TruePic
TruePic is the name Olympus has given its image processing engine, based on the Panasonic MN103 architecture. The second version was named TruePic Turbo. In 2007 Olympus began to equip its digital cameras, both compact and D-SLRs with the then latest version, TruePic III.
TruePic III.
With this engine its ability to reproduce colours naturally was improved. For this, the Advanced Proper Gamma III technology was enhanced to independently control luminance and chrominance difference signals for more faithful reproduction of pale colours. Also,
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