Does that mean we can make moon photos that are even further from reality now?
this post was submitted on 30 Dec 2023
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Isn’t it fascinating, that these devices position themselves as a leader in photographing stuff as closed to reality as possible, and then 90% of what is coming out of them isn’t even what you actually shot?
I wish the AI would be used to select the optimal setting for the environment being photographed. That's it.
I don't know enough about ISO and aperture to do it myself, and much less to be able to change to different conditions every photo. But I want my camera to catch moments in time not edited bullshit to remember something that didn't actually happen.
I imagine this would be the ideal scenario for most people. Just as everyone else, I also really enjoy good photos, but unlike my photographer friends, I don't have perfect lighting, and also don't really know what half the settings do
What are you talking about? When have you taken a photograph that turned out to be something else?
oh look; more little black things on the back
dont get me wrong, i love sensors (utility, really), but it looks kinda funny
It's a long game against tripophobic people.
biblically accurate samsung galaxy s24
I'm a bit disappointed with all that waste of space on the back though. They could have fitted so much more back there.
Please don't encourage them
Oh look, the meme about the back full of lenses was right.
I wished for more AI stuff.