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To a very real extent, the lighting and its spectra wherein the photo was taken, for example, has far more an effect on the perception of the photo subject than
by jhanschoo 4y ago
To a very real extent, the lighting and its spectra wherein the photo was taken, for example, has far more an effect on the perception of the photo subject than any default post-processing.
- lambdasquirrel 4y agoUntil you start doing AI magic to mess around with exactly that. I was driving down the 99 towards Seattle last week, and the foggy sky took on this wonderful warm glow. But my phone did what it always does with the sky: change the color balance of the sky so that it looks blue. I wish it'd just left it alone.
- bcraven 4y agoPicking a white point is not "AI", no matter what the marketing will have you believe! The camera simply takes the average grey value grabs a temperature from it. You can likely stick your photograph into some basic editing software and set your own white balance. I even think the built-in Windows photo viewer can do WB adjustment these days
- ever1337 4y agoat least the lighting can be controlled, this post processing cannot.