← Back to context Comment by figmert 17 hours ago Or, as the author said, you can just photograph an AI generated picture, and that will work too. 3 comments figmert Reply petu 15 hours ago This feature is Pro phones only, not Duo: https://www.apple.com/iphone/compare/ ("Apple Reference Image (Fusion Main)")So only on devices with LiDAR / that can capture depth map. theamk 13 hours ago If there is signed metadata too, then it's pretty hard. You will need to match focus distance (it will be very small if photographing picture), GPS location, exposure and other settings. If there is a depth map, you'll need to match it too. koinedad 15 hours ago Adding depth sensor info to the this could help
petu 15 hours ago This feature is Pro phones only, not Duo: https://www.apple.com/iphone/compare/ ("Apple Reference Image (Fusion Main)")So only on devices with LiDAR / that can capture depth map.
theamk 13 hours ago If there is signed metadata too, then it's pretty hard. You will need to match focus distance (it will be very small if photographing picture), GPS location, exposure and other settings. If there is a depth map, you'll need to match it too.
This feature is Pro phones only, not Duo: https://www.apple.com/iphone/compare/ ("Apple Reference Image (Fusion Main)")
So only on devices with LiDAR / that can capture depth map.
If there is signed metadata too, then it's pretty hard. You will need to match focus distance (it will be very small if photographing picture), GPS location, exposure and other settings. If there is a depth map, you'll need to match it too.
Adding depth sensor info to the this could help