The False Path
Sep 22, 2022 18:29:44 #
rmalarz wrote:
merrytexan, there was a conversation on here about sky replacement, etc. That inspired me to use a program that constructs a scene from a text description. Basically, I entered
tree-covered mountains with clouds
Artificial Intelligence did the rest. I did a minor amount of processing of the computer-provided image and posted it here. Nothing in this "photograph" is real or exists in real life.
--Bob
tree-covered mountains with clouds
Artificial Intelligence did the rest. I did a minor amount of processing of the computer-provided image and posted it here. Nothing in this "photograph" is real or exists in real life.
--Bob
Oh...that is totally amazing, bob...what an interesting program . Thank you for the exclamation. You must be having fun with it!
Sep 22, 2022 18:43:44 #
merrytexan, I have only dabbled with it. Too much of my time is spent doing "real" photography.
I will say, it's very interesting on the surface. Having worked as a sys admin and programmer, I find the machine's ability to be fascinating. I also marvel at the amount of "horsepower" it must take to run that program. I'm sure it is useful in areas of graphic art, etc. However, I prefer to work with what's there when doing photography.
--Bob
I will say, it's very interesting on the surface. Having worked as a sys admin and programmer, I find the machine's ability to be fascinating. I also marvel at the amount of "horsepower" it must take to run that program. I'm sure it is useful in areas of graphic art, etc. However, I prefer to work with what's there when doing photography.
--Bob
merrytexan wrote:
Oh...that is totally amazing, bob...what an interesting program . Thank you for the exclamation. You must be having fun with it!
Sep 23, 2022 11:52:55 #
rmalarz wrote:
merrytexan, I have only dabbled with it. Too much of my time is spent doing "real" photography.
I will say, it's very interesting on the surface. Having worked as a sys admin and programmer, I find the machine's ability to be fascinating. I also marvel at the amount of "horsepower" it must take to run that program. I'm sure it is useful in areas of graphic art, etc. However, I prefer to work with what's there when doing photography.
--Bob
I will say, it's very interesting on the surface. Having worked as a sys admin and programmer, I find the machine's ability to be fascinating. I also marvel at the amount of "horsepower" it must take to run that program. I'm sure it is useful in areas of graphic art, etc. However, I prefer to work with what's there when doing photography.
--Bob
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