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Surprised you were downvoted because this doesn't sound right at all. The poses would be at least a few seconds apart which rules out anything in Apple's compu
by threeseed 3y ago
Surprised you were downvoted because this doesn't sound right at all.
The poses would be at least a few seconds apart which rules out anything in Apple's computational photography pipeline e.g. focus and dynamic range stacking. At least based on what they have communicated to date.
We know Google demonstrated an AI model that was capable of selecting human parts from multiple photos but that was a showcase feature not something quietly added.
- bryanlarsen 3y agoIt takes 250 ms for something to fall 1 foot under the weight of gravity, which is also approximately how long it takes to go from arms crossed to arms at side. Which is well under the 2 seconds computational photography clip.
- threeseed 3y agoThere is no computational photography "clip". Live Photos was not enabled and even still doesn't work like this.
- Toutouxc 3y agoWhy does everyone assume it was a Live photo? Could’ve been night mode, which comes on automatically in low light scenarios, and does the same thing (takes multiple exposures over a longer timeframe).
- furyofantares 3y ago> The poses would be at least a few seconds apart Are those 3 poses she's doing, or did she have her hands clasped, then performed some gesture where she dropped her left arm then right arm? The right definitely looks like a deliberate pose, at first glance the middle does too, but the left doesn't at all, it looks like a gesture. The splay of the hands among other things indicate this to me. I think the middle isn't a pose either, just a transition. I think only the right is a pose, and it goes Right > Middle > Left in time. Her hand is splayed in the middle like it is in the left.