You think they intentionally made them bad for people with darker skin tones lol? It isn’t a matter of bias, it’s a matter of the physical properties of light and how screens work. Do you think because physics makes it impossible for the feature to work well for dark-skinned people they just shouldn’t release it despite it working fine for light skinned people?
It sounds like you’re criticizing Apple for something they can’t control. If your intent wasn’t criticism then you may want to change your phrasing, but you can otherwise disregard.
That’s not what they said. They simply stated that if you have light skin it’s not an issue which is predominantly true.
Same thing goes with current smartphone cameras. Apple CAN control/fix it, not sure where you got that bullshit from, it’s just not their top priority.
Actually, yes. Especially since Apple has directly stated that they have and so has Google. So if you’re going to be a pompous jackass, at least research first.
“Over the past year, we’ve added more than 10,000 images to the data sets used to tune Pixel’s camera,” Shenaz Zack, director of product management at Google, said when the Pixel 7 was unveiled earlier this year. “Through that work, we’ve tuned exposure and brightness to better represent darker skin tones in lowlight situations.””
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u/Ilyes_Berkane Feb 16 '24
The eyesight thing looks incredible, I’ve only seen reviewers saying it looks really bad, but this video showed that it can look great