Why Film Photography Could Make a Comeback in the Age of AI

With AI getting good at creating photorealistic images, it’s getting hard to know what’s real anymore. 

How do you verify a photo is legit when a fake can look perfect?

Could film photography make a comeback? Not just for the vintage vibe, but for verification.

With film you have the physical negative. 

It’s a real-world object you can hold, making it much harder to fake than a digital file. 

To prove a photo is authentic, you might just need to show the negative it came from.

Can old technology solve a very modern problem? 

Do you think we’ll see people returning to film just to prove their photos are real?

Avoid Having Unstructured Conversations with AI

I never thought I’d be writing so much while using AI!
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I’ve written a substantial prompt to convert a list of time codes from my live streams into a CSV format, which can then be imported into a Premiere Pro sequence as markers.
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Recently, I’ve been avoiding freestyle conversations with AI because I feel like they become repetitive.
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Instead, I prefer to start every conversation with a pre-written prompt that I’ve written in Google Docs, which I can reuse.