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If this feature or similar features could be disabled, it doesn't need to be an either/or situation. I don't have an iPhone though, so no idea if it's configura

If this feature or similar features could be disabled, it doesn't need to be an either/or situation. I don't have an iPhone though, so no idea if it's configurable. But seems that it should be, assuming it's not implemented deep in hardware.

autoexec 3y ago
I agree. I'd have no issue with this if it were something people could disable and it was clearly disclosed and explained as the default.
- TeMPOraL 3y ago
  Doesn't even need to have an off-switch, if it would preserve the inputs that went into AI stitching magic, so that one could recover reality if/when they needed it.
  - dsego 3y ago
    I think you can with live photos, basically you get a short video included.
kaba0 3y ago
But why? Because out of the literally trillions of images shot with an iphone a tiny tiny percentage comes out wrong, similarly to how panorama images will look if you move? It unequivocally improves the quality of images in low light by a huge margin. This is a non-issue.
- colordrops 3y ago
  Because this isn't the only change that is made to the photos through computation. Because it would be trivial to add an option to disable.