• dinckel
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      141 year ago

      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?

      • @Squizzy@lemmy.world
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        41 year ago

        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.

        • dinckel
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          21 year ago

          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

      • @Lojcs@lemm.ee
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        11 year ago

        What are you talking about? When have you taken a photograph that turned out to be something else?

  • originalucifer
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    91 year ago

    oh look; more little black things on the back

    dont get me wrong, i love sensors (utility, really), but it looks kinda funny