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iOS added a camera mode for medical photos that extra doesn't do that. https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2024/10162/ https://developer.apple.com/vide
by astrange 9mo ago
iOS added a camera mode for medical photos that extra doesn't do that.
https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2024/10162/ https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2024/10162/
- 71bw 9mo agoThis is VERY interesting and I am glad you posted this, as it is my first time coming across this.
- Maxion 9mo agoHuh wonder which camera apps enable use of this API?
- alsetmusic 9mo agoThis is one: https://halide.cam https://halide.cam
- CrompyBlompers 9mo agoTo disambiguate, this is not meant as “added a mode to the stock Camera app”, but rather “added a mode to the camera API that iOS developers can use”.
- lesuorac 9mo agoThat's so annoying it's not stock. I always have to get a very bright flashlight to make rashes show in a photo and then the rest of the body looks discolored as well but at least I have something to share remotely :/
- NiloCK 9mo agoThank you for sharing. Seems to validate my suspicions!
- astrange 9mo agoIt's not really something to be suspicious of. Cameras just don't know what colors things "actually" are, mostly because they don't know what color the lighting is. Auto exposure/auto white balance erases color casts or unusual skin colors. You can put a color calibration card in the picture to achieve a similar effect, but it's not as predictable.