Physical film has to be scanned and there’s your AI inlet.
Real photojournalism will demand cryptographicly signed image provenance.
For example Apple’s “reference image” feature uses a key in the secure enclave to sign the digital negative. I imagine Android will offer something similar.
Physical film has to be scanned and there’s your AI inlet.
Real photojournalism will demand cryptographicly signed image provenance.
For example Apple’s “reference image” feature uses a key in the secure enclave to sign the digital negative. I imagine Android will offer something similar.
That’s not enough. Movies use set design and wardrobe and practical effects to fake a bunch of stuff in camera.
A camera that can attest “this is what I saw” doesn’t really extend that attestation to “and what I saw was real.”
You can’t even believe faces, women these days use “make up” to look totally different! /s
Uh, what? You can both reproduce, enlarge and project film photographs without them ever touching a digital device.
But to share them beyond a room, they will be digitized.
I get what you are saying, but, newspapers
All use digital publishing.
And in the olden days they could print darkroom doctored photos.