RickMace on Nostr: And deepl gave the English: The expression “as is” may involve a bit of ...
And deepl gave the English:
The expression “as is” may involve a bit of philosophical interpretation. Technically speaking, the “output” of a camera refers to the output of the information captured by the sensor as it is. So you could say that it is correct to refer to the electronic information burned into the CMOS sensor as “as is”.
However, as you point out, the images we see with our eyes, process with our brains, or in our memories can also be perceived as “as is,” so the expression can be subjective. Cameras just mechanically record information, but human senses and memories are different from that, and there may be a more complex and multifaceted “as is” that exists.
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The expression “as is” may involve a bit of philosophical interpretation. Technically speaking, the “output” of a camera refers to the output of the information captured by the sensor as it is. So you could say that it is correct to refer to the electronic information burned into the CMOS sensor as “as is”.
However, as you point out, the images we see with our eyes, process with our brains, or in our memories can also be perceived as “as is,” so the expression can be subjective. Cameras just mechanically record information, but human senses and memories are different from that, and there may be a more complex and multifaceted “as is” that exists.
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