Virtual Photography Artificial Intelligence, In-game, and Extended Reality

While it has traditionally been seen as a means of documenting an external reality or expressing an internal feeling, photography is now capable of actualizing never-existed pasts and never-lived experiences. Thanks to the latest photographic technologies, we can now take photos in computer games, i...

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Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Bielefeld transcript Verlag 2024
Subjects:
ARCHITECTURE / General
ART / Criticism & Theory
ART / General
Artificial Intelligence
Cultural Studies
Digitalization
Extended Realities
In-Game Photography
Media Studies
Photography
Photography Theory
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Media Studies
Virtual Photography
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Visual Studies
Photography
Virtual Photography
Digitalization
Art
Media Studies
Cultural Studies
Artificial Intelligence
Photography Theory
Visual Studies
Virtual Photography, Virtual Photography, Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, In-Game Photography, In-Game Photography, Extended Realities, Extended Realities, Photography Theory, Photography Theory, Photography, Photography, Digitalization, Digitalization, Art, Art, Visual Studies, Visual Studies, Cultural Studies, Cultural Studies, Media Studies, Media Studies
In-Game Photography
Extended Realities
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Summary:While it has traditionally been seen as a means of documenting an external reality or expressing an internal feeling, photography is now capable of actualizing never-existed pasts and never-lived experiences. Thanks to the latest photographic technologies, we can now take photos in computer games, interpolate them in extended reality platforms, or synthesize them via artificial intelligence. To account for the most recent shifts in conceptualizations of photography, this book proposes the term virtual photography as a binding theoretical framework, defined as a photography that retains the efficiency and function of real photography (made with or without a camera) while manifesting these in an unfamiliar or noncustomary form.
DOI:10.1515/9783839472033