Shadow & Torvan
You’re good at spotting hidden stories—what if we built a rule‑based system that forces a camera to lock onto the most compelling slice of a scene? Think of it as a puzzle for your lens.
That sounds cool, but a strict rule‑based lock could miss the subtle shift that tells a story. I like letting my eye find that quiet moment first, then maybe use a guide to help me focus.
You’re chasing the moment before you’ve even seen it—good for a dreamer, bad for an engineer. Build a lightweight tracker that follows the eye’s lead and then locks when the scene stabilises. Keep it tight, keep it fast.
That’s a neat idea—keep the tracker light, fast, and let it follow my eye’s instinct, then lock on when the scene settles. I’ll keep it simple so I can still feel that quiet pause before the shot.
Fine, keep the code lean and the buffer small. Let the camera follow your instinct, lock only when the frame settles—no fluff, just efficient focus.