Luna Series: Low-Light Enhancement

Luna Series: Low-Light Enhancement

Applicable Models: Luna Ultra and Luna Pro

Enabling Low-Light Enhancement automatically optimizes media captured in low-light environments, effectively reducing motion blur and noise to deliver clearer results in dim conditions. This article describes the specific operation and provides answers to some frequently asked questions.

How to use Low-Light Enhancement

In the Video Mode, when the camera detects insufficient ambient light, it will automatically enable the "Low-Light Enhancement" feature.

Please note: When enabled, this feature significantly improves low‑light image quality and reduces issues such as motion blur and noise. However, power consumption and heat generation will increase accordingly.

FAQ

1. Can Low-Light Enhancement be turned off manually?

Currently, Low-Light Enhancement cannot be manually disabled. We will continue to improve our products in the future to provide you with a better user experience. Thank you for your understanding and support!

2. What is the difference between Low-Light Enhancement and PureVideo?

The imaging results are essentially the same. At the same settings, the power consumption of Low-Light Enhancement is slightly higher than that of PureVideo.

3. Will Low-Light Enhancement turn on or off automatically based on the ambient light during recording?

No, it cannot turn on or off automatically. This feature only turns on or off at the start of recording, based on the lighting conditions at that moment, and remains in that state throughout the entire recording session. It will not turn off or on automatically when the ambient light becomes brighter or darker later.

For example, if you start recording in a low‑light environment and then move to a brighter area, the feature will not turn off automatically. Conversely, if you start recording in a bright environment and then move to a darker area, the feature will not turn on automatically.