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I am not sure what you are trying to say here. They definitely did not ask for their face to be replaced by leaves either. Is it either unmodified, or leaves? I
by johnisgood 5y ago
I am not sure what you are trying to say here. They definitely did not ask for their face to be replaced by leaves either. Is it either unmodified, or leaves? Is not there a middle ground?
- KarlKemp 5y agoThis is the "smart HDR" option on an iPhone, described as "In difficult lighting, the best parts of multiple exposures are combined into a single image". So there is the middle ground of disabling this. Or, alternatively, just not caring about such an error once in a million shots. (as an aside, I'm pretty sure the structure of the leaves is responsible for this error, as it's an area with usually many strong edges in a somewhat repetitive pattern. That invites misalignments.
- johnisgood 5y agoYeah. If I tap "Selfie" on my stock Android 11, I can see my face being smoothed out. I can tell that it is modified. If I have an issue with it, I can disable it. :)
- alkonaut 5y agoThey asked for their phone to make a best effort to stack many pictures into one, cleverly aligning objects as well as possible. And the camera failed. The alternatives would have been an extremely dark picture of a person without a leaf-face, or an extremely blurry picture of a person without a leaf-face.
- johnisgood 5y ago> The alternatives would have been an extremely dark picture of a person without a leaf-face, or an extremely blurry picture of a person without a leaf-face. If that truly is the case, then.. woah. It definitely failed.