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Artificial intelligence is<\/span> everywhere you look right now, making its way into music streaming<\/a>, social media<\/a>, video games<\/a>, web search<\/a>, and just about every other technological field. Every time a new phone or laptop is launched these days, what’s invariably mentioned first is just how much AI it has on board<\/a>.<\/p>\n

AI’s reach also extends deeply into mobile photography. It started with the smart, algorithm-led tweaks to color and brightness in your mobile photos. Now we’re all the way up to dropping people into photos who weren’t actually there at the time\u2014or, alternatively, erasing people and objects out of a shot. Both Android and iOS also apply machine algorithms to make colors in photos \u201cpop\u201d and to add more dynamics to images.<\/p>\n

It doesn’t have to be this way. You can still find mobile camera apps that shun AI and give the control back to you, so taking pictures is more about framing moments and scenes rather than any kind of AI fakery. These are two of the best.<\/p>\n

Zerocam<\/h2>\n
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