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That's an outrageously good performance Marc. Thanks for sharing.
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Are you asking for thoughts on which one is preferred and why? If you are, #2 for me because you used a shutter speed that makes the water look more natural to my eye. I'm not a fan of the long ...
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I tried to get Dream Studio to produce a cartoon image of two fleas on a dog arguing about which one of them owns the dog they're on. Someone better at prompts might have been able to pull it off; ...
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We can't close our own threads, but if I could, I would simply because this is such an optimistic and positive concluding thought on what has been a fascinating conversation. Thanks
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The thing is, they have yours now because you published them on this site. I looked at the EXIF data in one of your images and am glad to see that you didn't enter useful keywords. Someone in the ...
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I like your optimism. An external threat can often be the source of enormous new creativity. I hope that's what generative AI will be for photography.
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Obscure places that nobody else wants to go will save me! In all seriousness though, obscure places that nobody else wants to go really will save me -- but only for so long as it matters that the ...
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I don't think this is hyperbole. To the extent that photography had the credibility of being connected to the real (Oren's 'free ride'), I think we're already done with that. It's going to take a ...
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Hi Oren, That's a great question, with a couple interrelated dimensions. First, for the professional work I do -- e.g., a research project in my capacity as a researcher at a university -- the ...
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Who is this "we" who hasn't defined photographs very well? ;) Yes, I know there's lots of back and forth. I addressed that tangentially in the article. What people have always wrangled about is ...
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Your pictures are obviously better than the quick-and-dirty AI output Paul created. But what you're missing here is that Paul is showing you the absolute least of what the tools can do. Look at ...
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This sounds like the basis for the argument that an artist who uses generative AI images would offer. In my mind, this is a completely different issue from the one I addressed in my article. We ...
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Paul: this is an excellent point. At one point I addressed it in an earlier draft of the article, but I pulled that material out to keep the length manageable. You are correct that this ...
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There are a lot of really interesting and thoughtful points here. I don't have the bandwidth to respond to all of them, and I think that would clutter up the thread. I've enjoyed reading ...
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Generative AI -- think ChatGPT for text and Stable Diffusion for images -- is going to have a huge impact on just about everything. It's making one side of my job easier (e.g., summarizing masses ...
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You are right. I was thinking only of the FA lenses. Good catch.
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Because Pentax AF lenses are screw drive. It's the 645 body that drives the autofocus. There's no motor in the lens.
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The interface could use a major refresh, but once you figure out how to do what you need to do, it's highly reliable. I haven't had any printing issues since using it. The developers are very ...
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I have absolutely no clue how to fix this. But I can tell you who you should send it to if you want to get it serviced. Bill Rogers from Mamiya Repair (in Las Vegas, NV) is first-rate.
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