AI is not inherently a threat to photography, but it is transforming the field in ways that can be both disruptive and empowering, depending on perspective and use case. Here’s a breakdown of how AI impacts photography:
Threats or Challenges
1. Automation of Creative Processes: AI tools can generate photorealistic images or edit photos with minimal effort, potentially diminishing the perceived value of traditional photography skills.
Photographers can make their businesses more sustainable by adopting environmentally-friendly practices, reducing waste, and being mindful of their resource consumption. Here are several ways they can work towards a more sustainable photography business:
1. Switch to Digital Tools and Processes
• Minimize printing by using digital portfolios and client proofing galleries.
By adding more speed, accuracy and a bunch of new features, Canon has made the EOS R5 Mark II feel more like a new camera series rather than a mere upgrade. A second processor handles the extra burst speed, a stacked sensor minimizes rolling shutter distortions, and the new People Priority and Action Priority modes make it hard to miss a shot. While its buffer memory can struggle a little in some real-world scenarios and Eye Control AF is still hit and miss, the EOS R5 Mark II is arguably Canon's best pro camera yet.
