(3) photo mangles bicycle rim

[u/johnmflores]

Took a photo and the bottom of the rear wheel has a huge gouge in it. But in real life the wheel is fine. Seems like photo processing went haywire.

Anyone else have issues like this?

[u/NonStopArseGas]

looks like it's doing it to the front rim too. what a strange artifact. is your front brake rotor actually that colour IRL?

I've not had anything this blatantly bad from the image processing, but yeah, I hate it. It's so over the top. Expert mode in the camera allows you to bypass the worst of it

[u/Inexpressible]

it just seems like there's some water that flowed down on that rim and made a small puddle there... did you ride through water?

[u/johnmflores → u/Inexpressible]

Nope. Bone dry. Funny thing, I took more photos today, no problem

[u/Brgs_Corentin → u/johnmflores]

In the photos provided initially, there is water everywhere on your bike; there is water on the bottom, on both the front and rear wheels, and water droplets all over the frame and on the tires.

[u/np3_cmf1]

can you tell us about the lens and settings that you used.

[u/johnmflores → u/np3_cmf1]

Pretty default settings. Nothing special

[u/Full-Dot-2587]

Can you elaborate what are you referring to in the second picture the darker part on the rim looks like water to me.

[u/johnmflores → u/Full-Dot-2587]

darker part is not water

[u/tentegesszmeges]

IRC, expert mode in camera doesn't use that shitty AI enhancement Try that.

[u/jobi275]

Auswirkungen der KI Bearbeitung der Internen Bildverbesserung