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Google wants to bring RAW photo support to more third-party camera apps
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this post was submitted on 09 Nov 2024
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I just really hate the noise reduction in JPEGs on Pixel Phones. You can't "crop and zoom" at all! It looks like some weird painting style.
IPhone does it right by adding all of the AI processing to RAW files as data, so you can crop and edit a raw file and then apply the same AI processing it would have had it you had used JPEG mode.
Huh, how to add that to raw files? Interesting.
"How" like how to enable it? I don't know.
"How" like how does it work? It adds layers to the raw data.