No, Your Camera Does Not Love You Back

I remember nearly 20 years ago, photographers worked with manufacturers on marketing campaigns about being in love with their cameras. And more importantly, they also spoke to the idea of there being a romance with them.

Well, the truth is that they often end up just being long term flings until something newer and better comes around. If you've paid attention to the way that people talk about relationships, then this will all sound too familiar. The truth is that if you're a reader of this website, you're probably infatuated with cameras. And that's quite fine -- but like any good relationship, you have to remember to take care of yourself too. That means that you're using the tool to make images that cannot be duplicated or replicated by a generative AI at all. .

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2025-6-5 13:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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