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I'm reminded of Peter Nagy and Gina Neff's article about "the conjuration of algorithms—a strategically deployed narrative device that uses the principles of magic to manipulate the public perception of technologies."
I'm reminded of Peter Nagy and Gina Neff's article about "the conjuration of algorithms—a strategically deployed narrative device that uses the principles of magic to manipulate the public perception of technologies."
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"why do smartphones look like this"
"why are these skin tones different"
"how come these PTZ cameras have weird contrast"
"why do broadcast cameras use these charts"
the real question: where is the tonemapper?
"why do smartphones look like this"
"why are these skin tones different"
"how come these PTZ cameras have weird contrast"
"why do broadcast cameras use these charts"
the real question: where is the tonemapper?
The first, pervasive myth, is the “Eye as a Camera” myth. Gilchrist has called this the “Eye as Photometer” myth.
The first, pervasive myth, is the “Eye as a Camera” myth. Gilchrist has called this the “Eye as Photometer” myth.
Everyone talks about “The Abney Effect”, right? The truth is, few realize that it’s not a single effect.
This false myth stems from our misunderstanding of stimuli *as* colour.
Always remember: Anyone who tries to tell you that “Uniform Colour Spaces” or “Colour Appearance
Everyone talks about “The Abney Effect”, right? The truth is, few realize that it’s not a single effect.
This false myth stems from our misunderstanding of stimuli *as* colour.
Always remember: Anyone who tries to tell you that “Uniform Colour Spaces” or “Colour Appearance