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How does that work with using a camera to take photos?
by gnopgnip 5mo ago
How does that work with using a camera to take photos?
- recursive 5mo agoYou press the button to capture the photo. As you note, a different verb is used. When I order take-out, I'm not "creating" it.
- philringsmuth 5mo agoI’m a photographer, I have almost a quarter million photos in my archives. When I take a photo, 90% of it is composition, during which I move around, analyze lighting, background, aperture, shutter speed, exposure and a whole lot of “what do I want to capture here?” The other 10% is editing, which for me involves minor color adjustments, highlights, shadows, cropping, etc. I make all the decisions. AI can generate an image based on a prompt, and that’s fine, but I would never, never claim to have created that output myself.
- wirgil1 5mo agoSo the only difference is the amount of decisions and iteration. If someone spends 5 hours iterating with AI vs 5 minutes on a photo, which one has the better claim to being a creative work
- jdiff 5mo agoIf someone spends 5 hours communicating with an artist they're commissioning vs 5 minutes on a sketch on a napkin, I think the napkin has a stronger claim to creativity.
- projektfu 5mo agoWho is the artist? Mr. Brainwash or the artists he hired?
- numpad0 5mo agoDragging the camera to where it shall be. I'm no photographer, but do anyone not have that Sidewinder seekerhead in the brain that gives you the blaring tone when a great composition is in front of you(including 3D off-boresight warnings)?