-"Satellites that can photograph the license plate on your car and read the time on your watch."
-Interesting how much photography evolved away from its traditional methods.
-Terms from filmed based media, like 'director', are being used as names for digital programs. Is this going to replace the traditional 'director' entirely, over time?
-Classic Cinema will never lose its value.
-Digital imaging, although is believed to replace film, still brings new value to the cinematic apparatus.
-Computer graphic software breaking the limits of pixel based images, able to have images of unlimited size.
-Photography still read as representations.
-Ability to fake visual reality. Meaning computer graphics can only create photorealism, still unable to trick our other senses. Although, places like Disneyland have experiences which attempt to create a full representation of 'reality'
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