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That effect is very close to what a photographer would aim for with manual editing. It is not about fidelity but that blemish-free look which you'll find on any
by ricardobeat 6y ago
That effect is very close to what a photographer would aim for with manual editing. It is not about fidelity but that blemish-free look which you'll find on any magazine. The authors also mentioned that in their research most users preferred the compressed one!
- pbowyer 6y agoTo me the effect looks like when heavy chroma noise filtering is applied, leaving luminance noise. This is particularly noticeable in image 2 all over the face; it's nothing like the blemish-free look we strive for when post-processing portraits or fashion photography.