The wave of digital cameras has brought the speed of image transmission to a point that is close to killing professional photographers (in the past, you could wait for the photos to be developed and take a breather XD). Now that cameras have to keep up with mobile devices, these professionals seem to be pushed into a new realm by AI technology (Yuanwang). Sony adds new features to next-generation Alpha camerasAutomatic background transfer function, now through the newly launched Visual Story app. Photos that can be received by mobile devices are quickly selected through artificial intelligence and uploaded to the cloud for customers to view or even share quickly. Continue reading Sony’s report on the Visual Story app that automatically transfers mirrorless photos to the cloud for photographers.
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Sony builds Visual Story app for photographers to automatically transfer mirrorless photos to the cloud
It has to be said that the pressure faced by professional wedding photographers today is really unprecedented. Faced with the siege of mobile phones of relatives, friends and even the army of cameras (make room for photographers) Have a meal work), and couples (for wedding photographers, the boss) are increasingly demanding immediacy. Now Sony has come out, which can use AI to help preliminarily filter and classify the photos uploaded by the Alpha camera to the mobile phone in real time. It can even support automatic application of color filters and then automatically upload to the Sony Visual Story app in the cloud.
This app is currently only available in iOS version. In addition to supporting real-time transmission of images taken by cameras (currently supporting a7C, a7R IV, a7S III, a9 and a9 II; a7 III needs to wait for firmware update to support), it also knows how to automatically determine whether there is blinking, camera parameters, rating stars, shooting time, focus position and other image content to classify; the application itself can support viewing by timeline/event classification, and also supports basic photo retouching (supports XMP auxiliary file), and can be set to automatically upload to the cloud in real time to allow customers to browse and download quickly.
Sony believes that such a feature will have the opportunity to become a value-added option for photography services in the future. In fact, the app itself also offers subscriptions starting at US$22. If you are interested, you canRefer to the instructions on the App Store(Taiwan stores are not currently supported, so you may need to switch countries).
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