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Could you speak to how familiar photojournalists are with the math and transformations that take place inside a digital camera? For example, almost certainly y
by aray 12y ago
Could you speak to how familiar photojournalists are with the math and transformations that take place inside a digital camera?
For example, almost certainly your cameras have dead pixels, which are processed away during the demosaicing stage, but showing them would be a "straight off the camera image" that I doubt any photojournalist would desire.
Additionally many scene-wide process steps (like lens shading map estimation) can be changed in post-processing if the cameras automatic algorithms (3a, etc) "decided" wrong.
- sliverstorm 12y agoIt sounds like the problem isn't image processing, the problem is image processing by the photojournalist, because with Photoshop in hand they can change the meaning of the photo. The best way to avoid that, is to avoid the use of Photoshop.
- micampe 12y agoIt’s an age old topic really, what you are doing with the camera is representing what you see, you are cropping a small part of what’s around you, and you can give something completely different meanings by just pointing the camera in a different direction.