According to a study by Honor, almost one -third of the Russians see themselves nephotogenic and therefore avoids spontaneously. 28.5% of the respondents admitted how they would pos or satisfied how they looked at the pictures. However, it does not prevent people from taking daily photographs – more often than other objects: food, nature, pets or loved ones.
The smartphone has become a friendly friend: 73.1% of the Russians take it everywhere, even to the bathroom. Photography has become a part of daily life and social activity. More than 60 % are visited by public places for creating a photoooontin for social networks, not for their intended objectives – gyms, cafes, exhibitions. However, only every sixth phone can temporarily postpone it with your loved ones.
Many of them take photos on the “table :: almost one third of them take their holidays for themselves without publishing images, and almost 25% of them photographed the food, and will not even share them. The video of concerts, greetings and other events is usually not watched. In such cases, the process of correcting the event is important and is not more use.
The technical skills of the cameras also raise questions. Almost 83% do not edit the pictures, but they actively use modes such as portrait, night or digital zoom. However, they usually disappoint: blurred errors, weak work in the dark and a low quality increase. At the same time, if they see that others have better photos, 12.7% of users are ready to replace the smartphone.
In order to solve these problems, manufacturers, including Honor, introduce AI-Algorites to new models. Onur 400 smartphones use technologies to improve the portrait survey, eliminate blur and eliminate the increasing clarity in low light. There are also functions that express the eyes and characteristics of the face, and the AI-Superzum mode helps to capture details from a long distance.
Despite the difficulties, the emotional aspect of the photograph continues to be the most important. People choose filters, styles, effects to express themselves and to protect the moments of life as they want to remember. AI tools are already helping with this and probably they will do better.
Source: Ferra
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