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Yes, nothing really wrong with this. Just pointing out that what hits the sensor is far off from what's being saved. However, some phones now even apply AI fil
by matsemann 3y ago
Yes, nothing really wrong with this. Just pointing out that what hits the sensor is far off from what's being saved.
However, some phones now even apply AI filters to fill in detail it didn't capture. Like adding craters to the moon.
And the thing about contrast, sharpness etc is that "more always looks better" at a quick glance. So when people are doing comparisons between phones etc, the one destroying the picture the most might be declared the winner.