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It works horribly with hair and sharp edges even on the flagship phones. Plus it can't possibly work correctly with transparent and semi-transparent objects
by bufferoverflow 7y ago
It works horribly with hair and sharp edges even on the flagship phones.
Plus it can't possibly work correctly with transparent
and semi-transparent objects like glass.
- distances 7y agoMy main complaint isn't that it doesn't work through glasses, but rather that it can't handle the frames at all. They are always blurred if the photo isn't taken from directly in front. It's a bit surprising as so many people use glasses -- a third, maybe? One could think that to be a major use case.