Re:The Bleak Reality of the Instagram Experience
by rimliu on Tuesday February 05, 2019 @05:48AM
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No. Would restaurant food be improved if all meals came with "FAKE" sticker, because they do not match the raw ingredients?
Even straight out of camera image has been processed _a lot_.
I don't really care "how it looked in reality", because what is reality? All that matters is what the photographer wanted to show.
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Re:The Bleak Reality of the Instagram Experience
by sametmax on Tuesday February 05, 2019 @07:25AM
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I used to no care as well.
But the world is heavily influenced by all those fake images. People may know something is fake, yet being exposed to it again and again do change their expectation and behaviour.
It's like ad. You think it doesn't work. That you are not that stupid. But eventually, the brute force wins.
Re:The Bleak Reality of the Instagram Experience
by alliecat on Tuesday February 05, 2019 @06:48AM
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It's always interesting when people try to Solve Art.
Art is inherently subjective, and you have to accept that a lot of it just _sucks_.
It's up to you to curate your own taste, and you do that by trawling through the terrible art until you find something that you like.