After leaving Google in March, Marc Levoy, the imaging expert who helped create some of the Pixel lineup's most important computational photography features, has landed at Adobe.In an email, the ...

During the interview, Marc Levoy also admitted that on smartphones the display is often more saturated and contrasted to make the photography brighter. He argued this was probably the right thing ...

Marc Levoy, a former distinguished engineer at Google who helped put the Pixel camera on the map, helped build the app at Adobe. Skip to main content. The homepage.

Marc Levoy met Google’s co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin as grad students at Stanford. After leading a Stanford project that became Google’s Street View and serving as a consultant for ...

The former Google executive behind the Pixel’s camera, Marc Levoy, has joined Adobe. He’ll help Adobe’s computational photography efforts, including a “universal camera.” ...

Marc Levoy is now at Adobe, and sat down with The Verge for a very interesting interview about his career and what’s next in photography. The hour-long podcast is definitely worth a full listen, ...

Earlier this year, Marc Levoy and a couple other Googlers working on the Pixel, left the company. Now we know where Levoy has ended up, he is now working for Adobe and working on its universal ...

Marc Levoy: Because of the diminishing returns due to the laws of physics, I don’t know that the basic sensors are that much of a draw. I don’t know that going to 96 megapixels is a good idea.

Levoy isn’t a big fan of high megapixel cameras, as you might guess by the Pixel’s use of 12MP sensors for years.He’s not convinced it’s a good idea “due to the laws of physics ...

Marc Levoy left Google in March in what seemed to be a massive blow for the Pixel photography department. It’s unclear how Levoy’s absence will impact the Pixel 4a and Pixel 5 launches.

To build the computational photography-focused camera found in its Pixel phones, Google enlisted the help of Marc Levoy and Florian Kainz. Both engineers worked with Google from 2014 through 2020 ...