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Can someone with facial recognition experience chime in? I always thought that it's just harder to extract facial features from an objectively darker image.
by bitcharmer 6y ago
Can someone with facial recognition experience chime in?
I always thought that it's just harder to extract facial features from an objectively darker image.
Or is it real bias in the algo or the training set of photos?
- mschuster91 6y ago> I always thought that it's just harder to extract facial features from an objectively darker image. Amateur photographer here. The key thing is to ask why the image of PoC is "objectively darker", and the answer to that is because exposure meters/auto programs in cameras are calibrated for correctly exposing white people.
- verroq 6y agoUm no? For more colour correction, you can use the vectorscope to target the universal skin tone line which fixes contrast for all skin tones.
- mschuster91 6y agoI'm talking about these "photo booths". A professional photographer of course can do a color correction in Photoshop, but there is no human involved in these.