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SEE BEYOND the fog with ClearView Cam 📲 #shorts
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SEE BEYOND the fog with ClearView Cam 📲 #shorts

Hi everyone,

We’ve developed ClearView Cam to solve a specific problem: seeing clearly when the weather (fog, heavy rain, or haze) makes it nearly impossible.

It’s not just a filter—it’s a real-time enhancement engine designed for better clarity in low-contrast conditions.

If you want to see the tech in action and get some tips on how to use it, check out our latest videos here.

PS: Please watch the video on YouTube to achieve higher resolution and understand the power of ClearView Cam!

PS: Subscribe to stay updated with new weather-clearing tests!

Try it out for yourself:

iOS (App Store): https://apps.apple.com/us/developer/photurion-inc/id1866951227

Android (Play Store): https://play.google.com/store/apps/dev?id=5574985153466159221

Would love to hear your feedback on how it performs in your local weather!

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u/tknzn — 3 days ago
▲ 5 r/computervision+3 crossposts

ClearView Cam Lite App - App Store

Hey everyone,

We’ve been working on a real-time image processing engine for quite some time. Our goal was to push the limits of mobile hardware to mathematically enhance visibility when the human eye (and standard cameras) starts to fail.

It’s not a simple filter; it’s a contrast-enhancement engine that analyzes the live feed to reveal details hidden by thick fog, heavy rain, or glare.

We know this is a niche tool, but if you spend a lot of time outdoors or in unpredictable weather, we think it could be a lifesaver.

We just published a completely free "Lite" version of ClearView on the App Store to get real-world feedback from the community. We'd love for you to put it to the test!

Tell us how it handles the weather in your part of the world!

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u/tknzn — 6 days ago
▲ 26 r/MachineLearning

[D] On-Device Real-Time Visibility Restoration: Deterministic CV vs. Quantized ML Models. Looking for insights on Edge Preservation vs. Latency.

Hey everyone,

We have been working on a real-time camera engine for iOS that currently uses a purely deterministic Computer Vision approach to mathematically strip away extreme atmospheric interference (smog, heavy rain, murky water). Currently, it runs locally on the CPU at 1080p 30fps with zero latency and high edge preservation.

We are now looking to implement an optional ML-based engine toggle. The goal is to see if a quantized model (e.g., a lightweight U-Net or MobileNet via CoreML) can improve the structural integrity of objects in heavily degraded frames without the massive battery drain and FPS drop usually associated with on-device inference.

For those with experience in deploying real-time video processing models on edge devices, what are your thoughts on the trade-off between classical CV and ML for this specific use case? Is the leap in accuracy worth the computational overhead?

App Store link (Completely ad-free Lite version for testing the current baseline): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clearview-cam-lite/id6760249427

We've linked a side-by-side technical comparison image and a baseline stress-test video below. Looking forward to any architectural feedback from the community!

u/tknzn — 9 days ago
▲ 7 r/UrbanHell

The sheer amount of smog hiding the skyline.

Hey everyone.

We’we been working on a contrast enhancement engine (Clearview Cam Lite/Basic/Pro) specifically designed to cut through heavy fog, smog, and low-visibility conditions. It's not built to be a 'pretty' photo filter, but rather a utility to maximize raw detail and object detection in harsh environments. This is a stress test on a heavily polluted city skyline. Runs completely on-device. Let me know what you think of the edge preservation!

ClearView Cam Lite: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clearview-cam-lite/id6760249427

ClearView Cam Basic: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clearview-cam-basic/id6757437352

ClearView Cam Pro: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clearview-cam-pro/id6757443821

u/tknzn — 11 days ago
▲ 2 r/u_tknzn

Real-time smog/haze removal on iOS. Built a custom engine to strip away environmental interference.

Hey everyone.

We’ve been working on a contrast enhancement engine (ClearView) specifically designed to cut through heavy fog, smog, and low-visibility conditions.

It's not built to be a 'pretty' photo filter, but rather a utility to maximize raw detail and object detection in harsh environments. This is a stress test on a heavily polluted city skyline. Runs completely on-device. Let me know what you think of the edge preservation!

ClearView Cam Lite: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clearview-cam-lite/id6760249427

ClearView Cam Basic: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clearview-cam-basic/id6757437352

ClearView Cam Pro: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clearview-cam-pro/id6757443821

u/tknzn — 11 days ago
▲ 25 r/ViralApps+1 crossposts

We built a real-time camera engine that cuts through fog, heavy rain, and snow (Basically a visibility enhancement tool for extreme conditions)

Hey everyone,

We’ve been working on a real-time image processing engine at Photurion Inc. for quite some time. Our goal was to push the limits of mobile hardware to mathematically enhance visibility when the human eye (and standard cameras) starts to fail.

It’s not a simple social media filter; it’s a contrast-enhancement engine that analyzes the live feed to reveal details hidden by thick fog, heavy rain, or glare.

We’ve designed this for anyone who needs better situational awareness:

• Hiking & Outdoors: Finding landmarks or following the trail when visibility drops.

• Skiing / Winter Sports: Cutting through the "whiteout" effect on snowy days to see terrain changes.

• Boating & Marine: Spotting buoys or obstacles in the morning mist.

• Photography: Getting clear, usable shots through rained-on windows or hazy environments.

We know this is a niche tool, but if you spend a lot of time outdoors or in unpredictable weather, we think it could be a lifesaver.

We just published a completely free "Lite" version of ClearView on the App Store to get real-world feedback from the community. We'd love for you to put it to the test!

ClearView Cam Lite: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clearview-cam-lite/id6760249427

ClearView Cam Basic: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clearview-cam-basic/id6757437352

ClearView Cam Pro: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/clearview-cam-pro/id6757443821

Tell us how it handles the weather in your part of the world!

u/tknzn — 18 days ago