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The debate over Tesla’s vision-only system centers on whether camera technology can truly match or exceed human perception, particularly when facing extreme dynamic range issues like direct sunlight. While some users argue that FSD handles blinding glare better than a human with a visor, others highlight persistent failures in adverse weather and the logistical challenge of keeping sensors clean from road salt and grime. A major point of contention is the skepticism surrounding Elon Musk’s claim that "photon counting" resolves visibility issues in fog or snow, a statement critics dismiss as a technical impossibility given that current automotive cameras lack the necessary hardware for such specialized tasks. Ultimately, these perspectives suggest a significant gap between marketing promises and the reality of how these sensors perform in unpredictable, real-world environments.