It's not about what is real or not, that's binary. I'm talking about a spectrum. It's about how close we can get to the real thing with minimal processing in th

It's not about what is real or not, that's binary. I'm talking about a spectrum. It's about how close we can get to the real thing with minimal processing in the capture. It will always be a representation. Besides, digital copies are even further removed. We don't see 1's and 0's. A computer has to process the display to us. On the other hand, we can see light reflecting off chemical structures. One less device in the process.