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📝 Algunas notas sobre lo que se deja ver
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# Notes | ||
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## Things that make a kid a kid (or things that adults tend to avoid) | ||
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### Lookings things up-close: | ||
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GZZ_Mechelen_31_Austria-Venice-boat-S-Afr.mp4 | ||
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- Very distant images, tries to cover a lot of visual information, compromises detail and privileges long shots (already knows and understand what is contained, no need to get so close). | ||
- The model has less frequent detections (lacks visual detail to detect each object, reiterates long distance / less detail and less detection, the viewer does not need it, already knows even with little information) | ||
- There is a theatrical event, do we know what it is simulating? from conext seems to be mocking slavery or rituals. | ||
- Camera mostly seems 3/4 angle up or down, not so much front. | ||
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0041_GZZ_MathieuM_bob01_kivu.18.mp4 | ||
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- Similar distance in the images but for differnt reasons: shows landscapes, wild animals from afar (safari), the close images seem of volcanic rocks? ends with a sunset. | ||
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0040_GZZ_MathieuM_Anvers-Stan.mp4 | ||
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- Same codes as 0041_GZZ_MathieuM_bob01_kivu.18 but for city lanscape. City birds and lizards are recorded from a very close view. | ||
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190718_Reel21_Rhodesie.mp4 | ||
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- ostrich farm - detects cows | ||
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AI can actually measure distance | ||
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Humans can fictionalice |