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NASA Roasts Samsung: 'Kindly Shoot the Moon From the Earth'
Marketing Post #7903 · source on Telegram

NASA Roasts Samsung: 'Kindly Shoot the Moon From the Earth'

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A screenshot of an Instagram comments section under a NASA-style photo showing an astronaut's visor/window framing Earth from space. Verified Samsung account comments: 'this would've been a better shot on samsung' (2,473 likes). The verified NASA account replies: 'you have 200X zoom, kindly shoot the moon from the earth' (11.2K likes), with a third commenter 'lolivlet' cut off below. The exchange skewers smartphone marketing - Samsung's '200X Space Zoom' claims (and the scene-optimizer moon-photo controversy where AI synthesized lunar detail) - with NASA delivering the brand-account mic drop

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick 200X zoom: 10x optics, 20x marketing, and a diffusion model quietly drawing craters where the sensor gave up
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    200X zoom: 10x optics, 20x marketing, and a diffusion model quietly drawing craters where the sensor gave up

  2. Anonymous

    That’s not a roast; it’s a 384,400-kilometre end-to-end test.

  3. @saniel42 4mo

    Is this real?

    1. @artem_sidorin 4mo

      It is

  4. @kiraventom 4mo

    omg i love when brands are relatable ✨ they're just like our friends!! 🤩

  5. @kvassilisk 4mo

    Lmao didn't they fake the moon on anything dark and round at some point? I remember a video of a guy pointing it at the night light or something and it showed the craters

    1. @deadgnom32 4mo

      they did

    2. @acidbong 4mo

      >they Nasa or Samsung?

      1. @death_by_oom 4mo

        When Samsung released their 200x zoom they hyped it up by running ads where they took photos of the moon with all the craters visible on their phone. It turned out that Samsung were adding craters through software on anything bright and round shot with the 200x zoom setting. People discovered is fairly quickly by taking a photo of a street lamp with the 200 zoom

        1. @ZeusExMachina 4mo

          technically, details level at any zoom is limited by lens diameter, thus fake was obvious from the very beginning

        2. @Daonifur 4mo

          Weren't there some specific cases of other companies doing stuff like this before? I feel like this is nothing new compared to what Sony, Microsoft, Apple have pulled but don't remember the specific circumstances

          1. @Daonifur 4mo

            Or perhaps I'm thinking of videogame companies doing stuff like this with their games

    3. @TheFloofyFloof 4mo

      yup

  6. @lutiyshashlik 4mo

    >kindly

  7. @xp4ck 4mo

    Sir please kindly shoot the moon from the earth

  8. @ZeusExMachina 4mo

    pff, hold my beer

  9. @summitbc 4mo

    Why is an American government agency doing free pr for a South Korean electronics manufacturer

    1. @ZgGPuo8dZef58K6hxxGVj3Z2 4mo

      That's the joke, have you seen how their x200 zoom looks like? It looks worse than recorded onto a VHS tape

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