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On the opposite side, this read to me like there was so much image processing going on in the background and off device that they felt like they needed to prove
by sheepybloke 22d ago
On the opposite side, this read to me like there was so much image processing going on in the background and off device that they felt like they needed to prove that there was a real image backing the creation, and that it was not all AI. It really begs the question of what the extent is of image processing.
- Gigachad 22d agoThe iphone image pipeline is mostly just playing with exposure and color, things that we widely regard as fair game in editing. Where the line was crossed was magic eraser and reframe where the iphone is straight up making objects in the image.
- whimsicalism 22d agothere is definitely some generative pixel stuff in the iOS pipeline as i've noticed garbled deepdream-esque letters when zooming before
- Gigachad 22d agoThat could be a result of a failed exposure stack. Phone sensors and lenses suck for light gathering so they have to take multiple photos and merge them together to create one that's less noisy. Occasionally you get artifacts where the merge failed. It's still distinct from actual AI generation imo.
- Schiendelman 22d agoThis is correct (from someone who has worked on software to do this). Processing images for the 3D walkthroughs in real estate sometimes does this too.