fotowerks Loc: San Diego, CA

Have any of you had the opportunity to tryout this product? I have been playing with it and find the results quite remarkable. On this page (see link) you can watch a couple of demonstrations and open an image to see for yourself what it can do with your own images. You will, I believe be teaching their engine as you play with it therefore enlarging the data set and improving the product. I think the software when releases will run on their servers and keep getting better because of it. Follow the link and give it a try. I would love to hear what my fellow Hoggers think of it. They also have a couple of other things up their sleeves; an AI upscaling algorithm that uses AI to create new pixels where none existed before when the image is interpolated up. This one also learns on the go. The other creates slo-mo videos by creating intervening frames predictably bases on their AI engine. Here's the link: https://www.nvidia.com/research/inpainting/

John7199 Loc: Eastern Mass.

Very NEAT. I don't do any Post but that is very easy to use and I am interested.

Curmudgeon Loc: SE Arizona

Thanks for the info.

Fstop12 Loc: Kentucky

Interesting. I tried it. As far as I can see, it's like using Content Aware Fill in Photoshop, or cloning. Plus at the moment it's a destructive edit.

rlv567 Loc: Baguio City, Philippines

Interesting to play with - BUT - it has a VERY LONG way to go to be anywhere near practical, except POSSIBLY on a very few selected images - with a very plain background. I suspect they're having fun, but it's not yet something anyone could use. And at least in the demo, it severely crops; the image is cropped to start with, and if zoomed to achieve more accurate masking, that crop is what you get as a result! Repeat - a LONG way to go!!!!!

Loren - in Beautiful Baguio City

yssirk123 Loc: New Jersey

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Drbobcameraguy Loc: Eaton Ohio

Nvidia is a gpu manufacturer. Their cards are on the cutting edge of gpu technology. I use their rxt 2070 super in my PC. Talk about speed in rendering photo edits. Just blink. 😂 Their main focus is raytracing and dlss. Both used in new games and graphic rendering programs. I'm pretty sure what they are letting you play with is some of their al technology used in some of their gpu's to see if it can be used for other things. Check out their cards. Amazing pieces of technology. Not cheap but darn good. I also design gemstones. The raytracing is a big boon to me in that respect. To those that haven't played a video game in 20 or 40 years like myself. We worth looking at just to see the technology. I downloaded red dead redemption 2 a week ago. Old western game with a plot. Put us on my 65in. Samsung TV. Looked just like a movie from Hollywood except I controlled the character. Very impressive. Best 60 bucks I've wasted in awhile. 😂