That last example is where I draw the line. It's one thing to enhance an image, or to alter the contrast across multiple frames to capture a more vibrant photo

That last example is where I draw the line. It's one thing to enhance an image, or to alter the contrast across multiple frames to capture a more vibrant photo and a challenging lighting. But for our photography apps to be instantly altering the actual reality of what is occurring in a photo, such as whether someone is smiling or has their hands in a certain pose, or whether they're in a crowd or all alone next to a landmark, is not a feature that I think should be lauded.