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yes - but the same computational photography done on a Google Pixel can also be done on larger cameras. The Pentax K-1 for example can shift its sensor in 4 dif
by mtw 9y ago
yes - but the same computational photography done on a Google Pixel can also be done on larger cameras. The Pentax K-1 for example can shift its sensor in 4 different directions for one single picture for increased dynamic range and color. So if one day you are able to simulate an amazing picture on a smartphone camera, with great deep learning filters, you could also create even more amazing pictures on a dedicated camera with a larger sensor. You'll just have to adapt the algorithms
- ot 9y agoThat was my point: I'm not saying that phones will replace cameras for all uses (there are inevitable physical limits), just that cameras will look very different from what they look now.