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Google Clips - End of the photographer as we know it?
Here is an interesting article which says:
"Google and its AI research team really do think that photography is about deciding what makes a good picture and think it can be automated. Over time photography has become increasingly less skillful. First automatic exposure takes away the skill of setting up the recording equipment and then automatic focus makes it easy to focus on the foreground object. AI driven focus even does away with the need to manually select what should be in focus. All that is left it the moment to press the shutter or record button." The full article (http://www.i-programmer.info/news/19...tographer.html) is about Google's Clip App which uses AI to automate the 'critical moment' of photo-taking, which according to the article is currently the last bastion of photographers. |
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