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"AI" --> OpenCV --> Histogram of oriented gradients (algorithm for pedestrian detection)
Some of the photographers and subjects seem to know exactly the right angles to appear more "fit."
To detect faux-lean people you can understand that the angle shot has evolved to being from a low angle to the ground
And also wearing black should immediately be a flag for further scrutiny
It is the first suggestion for slimming attire and it is for the optical illusion for their own confidence and having other people want to engage with them
As if there is some awareness that everyone stopped saying anything about it but still aren’t personally interested
This is why I have no social media accounts. No one knows what I am up to. No one knows where I have been. No one can find me. Do not track is now a lift style.
But you dont have social media so you wouldnt know
Some people put a lot more effort into their photos than I do! Although as they selected people with 100k+ followers I guess taking good photos is basically work for them (or rather their patient partners).
There's something about it that's so undignified, and cringe inducing to me. To see someone pose, repose, inspect, repose, etc. I just could never want to put that much effort into how I'm appearing. The faux spontaneity is just so off-putting.
Some of the photographers and subjects seem to know exactly the right angles to appear more "fit."
Yes, this is common To detect faux-lean people you can understand that the angle shot has evolved to being from a low angle to the ground And also wearing black should immediately be a flag for further scrutiny It is the first suggestion for slimming attire and it is for the optical illusion for their own confidence and having other people want to engage with them As if there is some awareness that everyone stopped s…
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Yes, this is common To detect faux-lean people you can understand that the angle shot has evolved to being from a low angle to the ground And also wearing black should immediately be a flag for further scrutiny It is the first suggestion for slimming attire and it is for the optical illusion for their own confidence and having other people want to engage with them As if there is some awareness that everyone stopped s…
I've heard them called "MySpace Angles!" (See https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/myspace-angles )
now we also have low angle shots, taken by another person or at an angled mirror, producing the slimming effect
remain discerning!
Not creepy at all
How is this any more creepy than any of the other people in those public locations videoing the same thing? Every day, you are recorded by hundreds of cameras, and a lot of those cameras are privately owned/operated. Specifically, I'm talking about people's smart phones. No matter where you go, just take a look around you, and you will probably be in someone else's camera frame. There is no expectation of privacy in…