Your Phone's Moon Photo Isn't Really The Moon
Someone blurred a photo of the moon, showed it on a screen and photographed it with their phone. The phone added craters that weren't there. Here's how phone cameras "recognise" the moon.
Someone blurred a photo of the moon, showed it on a screen and photographed it with their phone. The phone added craters that weren't there. Here's how phone cameras "recognise" the moon.
