JavaJones

Wow. The color rendering or white balance is *dramatically* different. And yet the only mention it gets is in one sentence, where "pleasingly lifelike color" is mentioned. Setting aside personal...

Nope. But that's what cloud storage is for, if you need that. What Mylio gives you is *options*. Which is why I think it should be part of the conversation and comparison of tools like this.

Mylio does that too, sync-on-demand:
https://support.mylio.com/sync-on-demand/

Basically, Mylio is a platform that does most of what GPhotos does, and more, with more flexibility and options. It...

It's a shame Mylio doesn't get more love: https://mylio.com/

Free (not including cloud storage), cross-platform, decent apps on desktop and mobile, local sync, supports multiple cloud providers....

Myhrvold is absurdly talented and persistent. From his role at Microsoft to Modernist cuisine to photography, an impressive array of accomplishments across a fascinating spectrum of interests. Mad...

@Bobthearch There is a middle ground between 20MB files and... whatever dregs of remaining pixels are in the files they posted. 😄 JPG compression engines can be very good these days. Honestly it...

Wow, the JPG compression just destroys these images at full-size viewing. What a shame. It's like that on the original website, too. You'd think a photography contest would do a better job...

Even more sadly they (Adobe, Skylum) might be right these days 🙄

Now *this* is an "AI" feature I can get behind in an image editor. Sky replacement? Portrait manipulation? No thank you Adobe (Lightroom). Fun to play with, but ugh (of course I am not a fashion...

Thanks for testing that spider-mario! The difference is indeed quite striking. So this is definitely proof of concept. Of course if these shots had been taken with the Z7 II they'd be a lot less...

As to the resolution and computational power issue, we already have ILCs doing handheld stacking on fairly high resolution images. If the 2 year old, 36mp Pentax K-1 II can do it *without* dual,...

The other way to look at this which, I think, clearly speaks to the potential for computational photography being beneficial with better sensors is the fact that the Z7 had to go up to ISO 25,000...

Awesome, loving the tests guys! I'll admit, saying a modern phone would "destroy" the ILC in a low light, hand-held comparison was not fair or reasonable. And I think the value of my argument gets...

Yes, absolutely it could make a difference. Dynamic range of current sensors is still far more limited than our eyes (at least perceptually speaking), and you can only push shadows about 6 stops...

So you're saying it's got processor power to spare (maybe)? Hmm, perfect time to experiment with some computational photography then! In-camera burst-based HDR, noise reduction from image stacking,...

It's a special kind of insanity when the commercial interests of a single company are prioritized over the *global* impact. Yes, it primarily affects astronomy, but it's also something many will...

Amazon is already doing it, in fact:
https://blog.aboutamazon.com/company-news/amazon-receives-fcc-approval-for-project-kuiper-satellite-constellation

As are several other companies, though SpaceX...

While she may use Photoshop in her work, most of it appears to be 3D renderings (I used to work in the industry, I have a pretty good eye for it vs. digital painting). I would guess she's using...

#2 "Almost Free" is either CGI or an improbably good imitation of it. The tail has apparent low polygon geometry in it (looks like alpha planes used). The human figure is impossibly smooth. There...

Well, at least Autel actually *makes* something. I was expecting this to be yet another patent troll case.