Another Look at Deep Fusion
I happened to be wearing a sweater yesterday so I decided to take a selfie in low light and see if there were any differences.



Here's another couple shots where I got Deep Fusion to turn on and off.



Long story short, I noticed a few differences, but you really need to look close to see the improvements. I think I need to play around more in even lower light to try and eek out a little more of Deep Fusion's power.