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Here's my gripe about conventional photography equipment coming from the big tech players, including new iPhones. They're processing with AI. Which means they t
by pen2l 5y ago
Here's my gripe about conventional photography equipment coming from the big tech players, including new iPhones. They're processing with AI. Which means they train on a certain dataset... choose some parameters which they deem suitable, and apply this to everything.
And that's my issue: as soon as we jump in to explore some uncharted and new territory and capture and preserve it in an authentic way, we're capturing a false state. Even if raw can be captured, I fear most won’t. Consider that if you use Google photos to store your iPhone images, Google dings you for capturing raw (I remember from advertising literature some time ago that storage capacity was unlimited if you agree to have your images rescales, but limited if you choose to store them unscaled and unprocessed). What a confusing and strange pass to our posterity.
- twothumbsup 5y agoCan’t you take photos in RAW though, on iPhones at least? My assumption is that would produce a file w/o the AI processing applied that you could then process yourself, but I don’t know for sure if that’s the case.
- CharlesW 5y ago> Can’t you take photos in RAW though, on iPhones at least? Yes. > My assumption is that would produce a file w/o the AI processing applied that you could then process yourself… You are correct.
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