Not within a couple of years, 2 TB within even a SDXC memory card is not far away from reality not to mention Hard Disk Drive (HDD) and Solid-State Drive (SSD) with capacity in the petabyte range.This will be crazy.
??Moore's law at work.
Not to worry, within a decade or two new and emerging computing technologies such as those based on the principles of Quantum Mechanics (QM) will make your current Intel Core i7 PC feels like one powered by an Intel 486. :bsmilie:??
hmm, i don't doubt the storage space, i only doubt the ability to process it. Economically wise, not every computer has specs good enough for video editing. And if 1gb/min of "raw footage" i wonder how long will it take to render... after editing unless the 720 or 1080p still have "market" then. then maybe rendering is faster...
True to a certain extent but with rules of photo composition that are defined around a fixed set of geometric parameters, algorithms can always be written an an attempt to identify elements that conform to these rules in relation to the scene as a whole automatically.however, nothing can automate "composition" - which is what differentiates one picture from another...
composition and its associated creativity is inside our heads... and while we can advance as much as possible on the associated tools and technologies, photography is nothing without good composition...
i think its totally impossible..
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cameras, however advanced, cannot read our minds and see through our eyes.... yet!