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The biggest issue with doing this, for most people, is that now each of your photos is 3x time the size and they need to spend more on their phones and/or cloud
by klausa 2y ago
The biggest issue with doing this, for most people, is that now each of your photos is 3x time the size and they need to spend more on their phones and/or cloud storage.
- photorank 2y agoWhat we really need is a better way of paring down the N photos you take of a given subject into the one or two ideal lens*adjustments*cropping tuples. I’m imagining you open a “photo session” when you open the camera, and all photos taken in that session are grouped together. Later, you can go into each session and some AI or whatever spits out a handful of top edits for you to consider, and you delete the rest. Use case is for taking photos with children or another animals where you need approx 50 photos to get one where they’re looking at the camera with their eyes open and a smile, then today you need to manually perform some atrocious O(N*K) procedure to get the best K of the N photos.
- usrusr 2y agoEven a simple "A vs B" selection process would be an improvement to what most of what we spray'n'pray photographers currently use. It's been forever on my list of mobile apps I might want to write (I expect that similar things exists, but I also kind of expect that they are all filled with other features that I really would not want to have)
- p1mrx 2y agoWhat if you make an AVIF image sequence, with the zoomed photo followed by the wide angle photo? Presumably AV1 is smart enough to compress the second based on the first.