Computational edits keep turning mid phone snaps into magazine-adjacent shots. Creators celebrate the speed; purists smell plastic skies. For everyday life, has AI closed the gap enough to leave the DSLR home?
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For everyday life the phone already won — AI just sealed it.
Fair point, but good enough is the whole point of computational photography.
Plastic skies give the game away too often.
Trips still deserve a real camera; grocery pics don't.
For everyday life the phone already won — AI just sealed it.
Depends on the shot — portraits yes, landscapes maybe not.
Good enough is the whole point of computational photography.
Agree — for everyday life the phone already won — AI just sealed it.
Agree — depends on the shot — portraits yes, landscapes maybe not.
Exactly. plastic skies give the game away too often.
Sure, and trips still deserve a real camera; grocery pics don't.