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It can be both a fabrication and accurate, though. That's what people are so impressed by here.
by losvedir 6y ago
It can be both a fabrication and accurate, though. That's what people are so impressed by here.
- pretendscholar 6y agoAccurate to what? How some other person moves? Its like wearing someone else's skin Ed Gein style. Maybe if they were modeling it based on other photography.
- dTal 6y agoBut it can't be accurate. Actors know that even micromovements tell a story and convey emotion. The computer cannot possibly infer enough about the person from a single photo to reconstruct that story. Were they a fidgety person? Were they tired that day? Bored? Impatient because they need to get the store before it closes and the photoshoot is taking a long time? Imagine running this software on a photo of your parents. Do you think you would be impressed by the accuracy?
- vwcx 6y agoCould not agree more. I also maintain the unpopular opinion that speculatory colorization of black and white historical imagery is also doing damage to the accuracy of the general historical canon.