Camera App Render Engine Too Slow for Real-Time Visual Effects
Camera app render engines running at 10ms+ latency cannot support smooth real-time visual effects like animated overlays. Optimizing to sub-2ms requires a full architectural rebuild of the rendering pipeline. This is a technical showcase post rather than a market problem.
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