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Samsung must have a nice view from somewhere within walking distance of one of their buildings. How hard could it be to have the intern go snap some pictures. P
by izzydata 8y ago
Samsung must have a nice view from somewhere within walking distance of one of their buildings. How hard could it be to have the intern go snap some pictures. Perhaps hundreds of pictures and then choose the best.
- sowbug 8y agoThis works better if the interns are professional photographers.
- Mtinie 8y agoSo hire interns with a photography background? If they can build a rechargeable device which is capable of taking high-resolution photos without outside assistance they are more than capable, as a business, of figuring out the challenge of hiring the right people to support their engineering efforts. Edit: Or better yet, hire a professional photographer when you want to showcase the output of your high-end digital cameras.
- Rodneyj 8y agoWhy would they waste all that time and money when it doesn't matter?
- princekolt 8y agoIsn’t it the whole point of smartphone cameras that you don’t need to be a professional photographer to take good pictures?
- anoncake 8y agoThe whole point of a smartphone camera is that you don't have to carry a separate device. Easy to use cameras existed long before them. And even with a smartphonesmartphonecamera, I don't think skill is useless.
- bsenftner 8y agoYou'd be surprised, very very surprised, when asking someone to take a "good photo" they return with utter crap. One of the "thought crimes" in our society is people thinking they can take a good photo - most can't, even if their life depended upon it. It is actually shocking, because most people, seeing professional photography all the time, just assume they can shoot professional quality - until they try.
- mark-r 8y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect