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As someone spending time looking at satellite and orthographic photos, i agree, this looks weird. City grid looks like cloth texture, roads and rivers make no s
by ogig 5y ago
As someone spending time looking at satellite and orthographic photos, i agree, this looks weird. City grid looks like cloth texture, roads and rivers make no sense. In any case, it manages to slightly impress me.
- sdflhasjd 5y agoIt's like it can't decide between a city on a grid or not, and instead ends up with a weird fusion of both - and like you said - looks like a woven fabric instead.
- dTal 5y ago>As someone spending time looking at satellite and orthographic photos That's presumably the same training the AI had :p
- warmwaffles 5y agoHow does one get an orthographic photo that is not artificially made? I know what an orthographic camera does in 3D graphics, but how can you accomplish that in a real life?
- detaro 5y agothey are "artificially made" by postprocessing aerial images. (You can actually do cameras that create orthographic images, but that's more for industrial vision etc since the frame covered obviously can't be larger than the lens, which doesn't really work for aerial photography, so if people talk about "ortophotos" in that sense they mean processed)