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Facial recognition is not done with staged lighting. Your examples simply prove that photographing darker colors, whether they be skin, fabric, fur or any other
by ForestCritter 3y ago
Facial recognition is not done with staged lighting. Your examples simply prove that photographing darker colors, whether they be skin, fabric, fur or any other colored material requires specific lighting tocapture detail appropriately.
- sangnoir 3y agoIm addition to lighting, photographic details are also affected by the size of the aperture, exposure and sensor size. The no one thing that's variable at runtime is exposure. Auto-exposure can trivially solve for this when you optimize the image for the target subject. If you care for facial recognition, then a washed-out (or dim) background won't matter. Adjusting exposure is not rocket science.