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The more upsetting part to me is that, with even a little bit of effort, recording a screen with a camera produces a perfectly acceptable image, other than some
by mrguyorama 2y ago
The more upsetting part to me is that, with even a little bit of effort, recording a screen with a camera produces a perfectly acceptable image, other than some artifacts about framerate not being synced.
This was true back in the CRT and cheap Sony camcorder days, and it is even more true in the wide viewing angle, high quality phone image sensor, and image stabilization days.
But nobody cares to take five extra seconds to get good framing, or reduce glare, or hold their damn phone steady, or match the damn aspect ratio!
It's infuriating how little people seem to care in general
- fomine3 2y agoIt should be able to solved by auto situation recognition on camera app.
- dredmorbius 2y agoWhich is getting scarily good. I realised this a couple of days ago shooting food photos, realising the color balance and saturation were way off, but that that was because in real time the camera app had recognised the subject as food. (I'm probably way late in becoming aware of this. It still simultaneously 1) blew my mind, 2) annoyed me, and 3) terrified me.)
- pimlottc 2y agoThat is an interesting idea! It could detect the borders of the screen, straighten and auto crop, perhaps detect and match the frames per second… if the camera resolution is high enough you could maybe even detect the original source resolution.