Sony wants you to know the new Xperia phone’s AI camera is not that bad
Sony has defended its AI Camera Assistant feature for Xperia smartphones after receiving backlash over poor image quality. The company clarified that the feature suggests settings before taking a photo rather than editing it afterward. Despite this explanation, many users remain unconvinced due to the disappointing sample images shared by Sony.
- ▪Sony's Xperia smartphones are known for their camera quality and advanced controls.
- ▪The AI Camera Assistant suggests four different settings based on the scene and subject before shooting.
- ▪Users can choose their preferred settings, but the sample images shared by Sony have been criticized for their quality.
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Sony’s Xperia smartphones are known for their camera quality. They feature incredible lenses paired with advanced in-camera controls, allowing users to capture the best photos possible. So when the company’s official handle posted some before-and-after photos captured with its AI camera assistant, everyone was shocked, to say the least. Not only did the company foray into AI slop, but the images it shared were abysmal. Sony / X Now, Sony has come out in defense of its AI Camera Assistant, and I am not convinced. Following the post about AI Camera Assistant, we’d like to explain the feature in more detail. It doesn’t edit photos after shooting – it suggests 4 settings in different creative directions based on the scene and subject. You can choose any option or use your own settings.
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