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Which is better, cropping a full-frame image or using a crop sensor?
| Nando Harmsen | 13,660 views | 54 commentsA crop sensor uses a smaller part of the image circle than a full-frame sensor. This makes the image from the crop sensor appear enlarged. You can achieve the same result by cropping a full-frame image. But which is better, using a crop sensor or cropping a full-frame image?
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Microsoft lets portrait photos talk with AI
| Elja Trum | 2,828 views | 3 commentsMicrosoft's VASA-1 AI model can make a single portrait photo talk and sing realistically. The company does not want to release the programme for fear of misuse in deepfakes, but someone else will probably do it with something similar.
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Colour photographs from 1900 found by TU Delft
| Elja Trum | 2,258 views | 0 commentsTU Delft has found six glass slides (1890 to 1910) that turn out to be a very early attempt at colour photography. A diffraction chromoscope had to be recreated to view the images.
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