Ai In Photography

In the Article “Ai in photography” The article talks about how Ai is used in everything in the photography world and even on our phones that we see every day. Ai is in our phones by recognizing people faces to unlock their phones or to access their wallet to pay for something. Ai is loved by many photographers because Ai helps the photographer auto focus on things, so the photographer doesn’t have to manually focus the camera on the subject themselves. Ai is also used for editing the pictures of the subject the photographer was shooting that day. For example, in photoshop there is a mode that auto colors, auto contrasts, and auto edits the whole image with just a clip of a button which is really convenient, and it can save many photographers a lot of time. My opinion of Ai in photography is that I like it I feel like it helps a lot in my everyday life, and I feel like it advancing the technology and photography world very fast because it helps a lot of people and saves a lot of time as well. Ai can be used in so many different ways and it’s so versatile because you can use Ai for basically anything you can ask it a question and it will answer back within seconds. That is why I like Ai in photography and in my everyday life because it can be so helpful for many things.

My Inspiration

  1. Good grade
  2. Learn new things
  3. Take memorable photos
  4. Friends
  5. Parents
  6. Social media
  7. Internet
  8. Other peers
  9. Photography class
  10. Mrs. Cauchon making class fun
  11. Art
  12. Other photography
  13. Siblings
  14. Earth
  15. nature

 

5 thing’s I learned in photography class so far is learning about photoshop, aperture, shutter speed, lighting and different lights, and camera modes and setting and also a bunch more helpful tips that are definitely going to help me when i am older. These are my top 5 valuable things I’ve learned so far.

RAW Vs JPEG

  • File size: RAW files are significantly bigger than JPEG image file formats because they contain all the raw image information captured by your digital camera’s sensors, completely uncompressed.
  • Image quality: RAW files contain more information than JPEG files, which means they can be edited more extensively without losing quality.
  • Editing and sharing: JPEG files are easier to edit and share than RAW files.
  • Speed: JPEG files are faster to process than RAW files.