Imint

Vision & Strategy

Vision & Strategy

Rapid technology advancement has enabled billions of users to take close-to-professional looking still photos with their smartphones. But it’s unlikely that you feel your smartphone video would be good enough to air on a big screen. Why?

Our vision

Compared with still photography, and although captured with the same technical device, video medium is much trickier to control and do well. Video is live and running, stacking unknown moments after each other. And maybe it is just because of this fact that people want to create and share videos more and more. However, not many have the time or skill to post-process their videos. Instead, they want to share them immediately with friends and family.

At Imint we want to revolutionize the way video is captured, enhanced, shared and consumed. The guiding star for us has always been to blot out the differences in the experience delivered by a small camera equipment such as that in a smartphone from that generated by professional equipment.

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With the deep cooperation with Imint, Xiaomi could always lead the market with cutting edge technology in the camera domain. Xiaomi launched Qualcomm 845 smartphones on the market with Vidhance Video Stabilization successfully integrated.
Xuanran Wang
Head of Xiaomi Camera Software Technology
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MediaTek is committed to making great mobile experiences accessible to consumers around the globe. With its Vidhance software, IMINT is enabling our customers to bring to market cutting-edge smartphones with the latest video capabilities.
Nathan Li
Marketing Director at MediaTek
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Vidhance Selfie is certainly a game changer for anyone who loves to shoot video with their selfie camera. If you’ve ever tried to watch a YouTube video of someone violently shaking their phone as they speak, you’d know how much they could benefit.
Ricky Villacrez
Editor at GSMArena

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