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And some of those use cases require special cameras in the first place. Photography is basically just a measurement of light at different positions - there are

by kaba0 3y ago

And some of those use cases require special cameras in the first place. Photography is basically just a measurement of light at different positions - there are endless priorities to make. You don’t need stacking multiple photos for scientific measurement of distance, as you would be having proper illumination in the first place. A smartphone camera works in a vastly different environment, and has to adapt to any kind of illumination, scene etc.

timeon 3y ago
> And some of those use cases require special cameras in the first place. Yes same as with tools like ChatGPT, it is OK for some uses, but you can not use it for something where you need to have trust in the output. Problem is that people are not making this distinction, in cases like when they are posting pictures as evidence. This was also the case with manual post-process. However, now it is by default.