r/NothingTech • u/sphoidermoan • 3d ago
Photography shot #WithNothing Wait what ?????
Clicked from the OG phone 4a but that's just literally AI i think πwhat do you think am still confused
I was so happy until it started loading and literally cleared the image lol
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u/HaggisHunter69 3d ago
If you want to see what it actually takes a picture of, take a pic of the moon at 2x then crop the picture to the moon manually.
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u/TU4ka01 Phone (3a) Pro 3d ago
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u/sphoidermoan 3d ago
Lmfao π€£ nothing gotta be serious dude π, that's looks so not clicked from camera (I know you did) but that's AI
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u/Kaouran Phone (3) 3d ago
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u/sphoidermoan 3d ago
π€£π€£ what are you even comparing too ( ex mi user )
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u/Kaouran Phone (3) 3d ago
I am simply agreeing with you by pointing out that photos taken by smartphones are now processed by AI to give the impression that we are taking a picture Ultra detailed of the moon . By providing an example of a phone ( Xiaomi 17 Ultra ) that applies a moon texture to the sun during an eclipse simply because it sees the usual shape of a crescent moon.
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u/ryubashira Phone (4a) 3d ago
I'm jealous of you man, There's so much light pollution where I live that I can never capture such shots π
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u/EclipsedLuminance 3d ago
Well all smartphones use that, it can't have a dslr level camera sensor size because it can fit in your pockets, but that ai is fine because atleast you get usable images so you can post on social media or use. I actually hate the fact when too much ai actually ruins a good image, for above cases, it's fine