Abstract: Image processing can include storing a first image and a second image in response to a first command. The first image can be captured by a first camera and comprise first pixels and have a first field of view. The second image can be captured by a second camera and comprise second pixels and have a second field of view. A second command can be received and the first image can be edited based on the second command. The edited image can have a third field of view and comprise pixels based on the first pixels and the second pixels.

Abstract: Image processing can include storing a first image and a second image in response to a first command. The first image can be captured by a first camera and comprise first pixels and have a first field of view. The second image can be captured by a second camera and comprise second pixels and have a second field of view. A second command can be received and the first image can be edited based on the second command. The edited image can have a third field of view and comprise pixels based on the first pixels and the second pixels.

Abstract: Image processing can include storing a first image of a scene captured by a first camera, storing a second image of the scene captured by a second camera, and storing a first user-composed image. The first user-composed image can be derived from at least one of: (a) the first image and (b) the second image. The image processing can further include: receiving a second command to edit the first user-composed image, editing the first user-composed image, and saving the edited first user-composed image as a second user-composed image.

Abstract: Image processing can include storing a first image of a scene captured by a first camera, storing a second image of the scene captured by a second camera, and storing a first user-composed image. The first user-composed image can be derived from at least one of: (a) the first image and (b) the second image. The image processing can further include: receiving a second command to edit the first user-composed image, editing the first user-composed image, and saving the edited first user-composed image as a second user-composed image.

Abstract: Image processing can include storing a first image of a scene captured by a first camera, storing a second image of the scene captured by a second camera, and storing a first user-composed image. The first user-composed image can be derived from at least one of: (a) the first image and (b) the second image. The image processing can further include: receiving a second command to edit the first user-composed image, editing the first user-composed image, and saving the edited first user-composed image as a second user-composed image.

Abstract: Producing stabilized video can include: (a) accessing a first video including a sequence of first frames, (b) accessing a second video including a sequence of second frames, and (c) building the stabilized video based on the accessed first and second videos. The stabilized video can include a sequence of stabilized frames. At least one stabilized frame can include pixels derived from at least one of the first frames and at least one of the second frames.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure relate to systems and methods for camera initialization of a multiple camera module. An example device may include one or more processors and a memory including instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the device to receive a first command for initializing a first camera of a multiple camera module, receive a second command, after receiving the first command, for initializing a second camera of the multiple camera module, receive a third command, after receiving the second command, for initializing the first camera, and execute the first command and the third command before executing the second command.

Abstract: Producing stabilized video can include: (a) accessing a first video including a sequence of first frames, (b) accessing a second video including a sequence of second frames, and (c) building the stabilized video based on the accessed first and second videos. The stabilized video can include a sequence of stabilized frames. At least one stabilized frame can include pixels derived from at least one of the first frames and at least one of the second frames.

Abstract: Image processing can include storing a first image of a scene captured by a first camera, storing a second image of the scene captured by a second camera, and storing a first user-composed image. The first user-composed image can be derived from at least one of: (a) the first image and (b) the second image. The image processing can further include: receiving a second command to edit the first user-composed image, editing the first user-composed image, and saving the edited first user-composed image as a second user-composed image.