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Did AI kill professional cameras?Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:25:48
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Grok, I took this photo with ISO 128000, it looks like shit. Reduce noise and enhance quality of the photo. It does it.
Grok, camera didn't focus on the eye, instead the focus was on the background. fix the image, make her face sharp and the background blurred, it does it.
Grok, I messed the composition, reframe the photo in order to make it look better.
Grok, I should have used a faster shutter speed, the image has motion blur, remove the motion blur.
Whatever mistake you make, AI can fix it.
Your U$ 10000 camera setup got btfo by an Iphone + AI.
There is no need to hire a professional photographer anymore.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:33:35
Buy an ad.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:41:30
>>4514250 (OP)
Nice, sounds like you should find another hobby and leave the board
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:43:55
>>4514250 (OP)
>there is no need to tell the truth anymore. just lie. lies killed truth. truth requires investment and work. lies are easy. just say some words.
This is why so many CEOs are indian
That, and the sackler family pioneered hiring underqualified indians because their culture makes them naturally hostile and dishonest towards the native population, thus they have no issues prescribing harmful drugs or uprooting 10,000 careers and outsourcing.
However the grift can’t continue forever and right now companies that were once cutting their way to meeting growth targets and slaughtering small business are slowly finding no one is giving them money, and even refuse to when the government strongly suggests that they do
When will photography have its “we fired everyone to hire indians and now no one is spending” moment with AI?
It’s already happening. People are flocking back to older cameras because AI isn’t real, and pretty soon will be censored by an increasingly desperate government or increasingly hostile trillionaire.
Under natural conditions the d850 would be a $500 toy. Not as expensive as a used z7ii.
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