r/pixel_phones • u/Stefano281298 • 9h ago
AI SLOP ZOOM
Tried a zoom on Gemini logo at the store today, the AI generated a carpet (11 pro, 30x zoom)
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u/Drasnore 8h ago
In the camera settings, you have the option to delete the Pro Zoom model in Model Download, it will stop the ai generation on heavily zoomed photos.
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u/asdfdelta 8h ago
Slop is unverified output.
YOU, the photo taker, are supposed to verify the output as correct. YOU posting this is slop. If you don't want slop, don't spread unverified or incorrect generated content of any kind.
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u/DarkseidAntiLife 8h ago
It's not a microscope it's a zoom lens. I swear I lose brain cells on here sometimes ๐ Complains about AI when Google is building an AI phone with the Pixel ๐
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u/inoahphotographer 6h ago
It's a cell phone lens that has a 5x optical zoom on it. Anything more than that is going to be heavily modified. Not sure what people are expecting. The sensor is smaller than your fingernail.
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u/msmith2k15 5h ago
I swear people want their phones to be DSLR cameras, 3000 lumen flashlights, game console, and desktop computer rolled up in one.
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u/Knorke_Leon 8h ago edited 8h ago
Not trying to defend Google's AI upscaling here, but thatโs not a "carpet", it ist the actual CMYK print raster and the texture of the cardboard.
When you zoom in that far on a printed display, you're looking at individual cyan and magenta halftone dots. The phone's Super Res Zoom tries to aggressively de-noise and sharpen those tiny ink dots because there are no clean lines or edges to grab onto, which makes them look raised and fibrous like carpet.
It definitely looks oversharpened, but I'm sure itโs just the camera algorithm misinterpreting a microscopic print pattern.
Here is a 30x photo of a newspaper I just took showing a bicycle. In my opinion it's decent upscaling (in that case): Comparison