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Photographers need to think about AI search. For many photographers, search engine optimization (SEO) has been a core piece of their online marketing efforts. Wedding shooters, portrait …
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It’s a problem, but not fatal. When generative image AI tools entered the zeitgeist in 2022, there were three broad reactions. The first was widespread awe of the compelling work produced by tools …
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When is a photograph not a photograph? Mirram-Webster defines photography as: the art or process of producing images by the action of radiant energy and especially light on a …
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Still doing it by hand? I spent several days in Nashville last week at Imaging USA, and I wanted to call out one big takeaway for me: AI photo culling and editing is now mainstream. I don't say …
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You have choices. Yes, even with Apple. There's been a bit of recent chatter (starting with a New Yorker article) about whether Apple's default choices around computational photography might be too …
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Let's talk terminology. I talk a lot about artificial intelligence and photography (such as in my book) and there are a bunch of terms we hear all the time… but do we even know what they really …
