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by Uncorrelated 5mo ago
I'm partially deaf and I've worn hearing aids since around five years old. I used to think it didn't affect me but as I get older I increasingly suspect it's negatively impacted my life more than I thought. Just the addi
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by Uncorrelated 5mo ago
Scale matters. Using Photoshop took vastly more time and skill to pull off realistic images, limiting how many could be made. With image generation there's no practical limit. Some of it will be used for relatively innocuous purposes l
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Trying and Failing with Claude(uncorrelatedcontents.com)
1 points by Uncorrelated 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Uncorrelated 5mo ago
What career are you aiming to switch to?
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by Uncorrelated 6mo ago
I got 54, allegedly better than 99% of players. But I also note that a score of zero is apparently better than 32% of players. Very fun.
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by Uncorrelated 6mo ago
Seems like you’re describing something like Pico-8: https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php There are also open-source versions of the concept, like TIC-80. The only thing missing is upgradability.
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by Uncorrelated 6mo ago
I responded with a mix of mostly B and C answers and got “advanced.” Yet, as pointed out by another commenter, selecting all D answers (which would make you an expert!) gets you called a beginner. I can only assume the quiz itself was vibe-
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Murten Panorama Digital Twin Scanning Project(paulbourke.net)
1 points by Uncorrelated 6mo ago|0 comments
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by Uncorrelated 7mo ago
For anyone wondering, you can access this by tapping the button showing a 3D cube at the bottom left of the 3D viewer. The button may be cut off if you're viewing in a web view in another app like I was. The AR viewer runs with a much
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by Uncorrelated 7mo ago
You're thinking of the The History of England podcast, not The History of English. The History of English Podcast does cover English history, often going deeper than is strictly necessary for tracing the evolution of English, but its p
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by Uncorrelated 9mo ago
Thank you! I just released the new update on a slow rollout, and you can get it ahead of schedule by updating manually. I recommend trying out RAW photography with the Extended Dynamic Range setting set to on :)
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by Uncorrelated 9mo ago
At the time I created it there weren't any that did the end-to-end process with ProRAW in a way that I liked. And I got really tired of manually editing every photo I took, so I built the app for me. Plus, having full control over the
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by Uncorrelated 9mo ago
I've been working on an iOS camera app to take natural-looking photos with reduced post-processing. The goal is take photos that look like what you see. I just updated the RAW pipeline and I'm really happy with how the resulting p
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by Uncorrelated 9mo ago
I found the article you wrote on processing Librem 5 photos: https://puri.sm/posts/librem-5-photo-processing-tutorial/ Which is a pleasant read, and I like the pictures. Has the Librem 5's automatic JPEG outp
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by Uncorrelated 1y ago
I'm sorry for neglecting to respond until now. The app was called Portrait Effects Studio and later Portrait Effects Playground; I took it down because it didn't meet my quality standards. I don't have any public videos anymo
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by Uncorrelated 1y ago
Other commenters here are correct that the LIDAR is too low-resolution to be used as the primary source for the depth maps. In fact, iPhones use four-ish methods, that I know of, to capture depth data, depending on the model and camera used
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by Uncorrelated 1y ago
It's a JPEG + gain map format where the gain map is stored in the metadata. Same thing, as far as I can tell, that Halide is now using. It's what the industry is moving towards; it means that images display well on both SDR and HD
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by Uncorrelated 1y ago
Yes. For example, Lightroom and Camera Raw support HDR editing and export from RAW images, and Adobe published a good rundown on the feature when they introduced it. https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2023/10&#
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by Uncorrelated 1y ago
I find the default HDR (as in gain map) presentation of iPhone photos to look rather garish, rendering highlights too bright and distracting from the content of the images. The solution I came up with for my own camera app was to roll off a
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by Uncorrelated 2y ago
I played some of this after I read the NESFab page posted about a week ago. It's an impressive NES game for any length of time spent on development, let alone a month. Now that I know that it's from the creator of NESFab, the poli
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by Uncorrelated 2y ago
iPhones can do this. They support taking photos simultaneously from the two or three cameras on the back; the cameras are hardware-synchronized and automatically match their settings to provide similar outputs. The catch is you need a third
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by Uncorrelated 2y ago
block_dagger was making a pun based on the sense of drill as a training exercise. A similar joke went over the heads of nearly everyone on a recent episode of Taskmaster: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PJkA3o_Im0
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Modern Displays Up Close(uncorrelatedcontents.com)
2 points by Uncorrelated 2y ago|0 comments
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by Uncorrelated 2y ago
Articles about the merits of JPEG XL come up with some regularity on Hacker News, as if to ask, "why aren't we all using this yet?" This one has a section on animation and cinemagraphs, saying that video formats like AV1 and
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by Uncorrelated 2y ago
While nothing like the photos in the article, I've gotten neat footage of living insects (and other arthropods) by putting them in a little makeshift container under my microscope, with strong lighting from the side. This is very much
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by Uncorrelated 2y ago
The Nintendo 3DS is presumably (with over 75 million units sold) the most popular camera that takes 3D photos in the MPO format. Unfortunately, the original 3DS's cameras are rather poor: absolutely dreadful dynamic range and tons of c
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Show HN: I made an iOS app that uses depth maps in Portraits to create effects
3 points by Uncorrelated 2y ago|0 comments
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by Uncorrelated 2y ago
I believe the mistake of thinking bird ankles are knees is the source of the name of the delightful webcomic False Knees. https://falseknees.com And I say “believe” because I haven’t found any explanation of the reason for the n