I’ve been using ai imaging in my pipelines for over a year now. Is it good? Incredibly so! But It does require some patience with language and iterations.
It also samples from existing images in a sense compositing the final result.
I’ve been using it to create style frames and reference footage which would normally take me much longer. Some people will ignore it, some I’m sure will love it and what it does, some will fear that it will take their jobs, and the rest of us just figure out how to adapt and use it in combination with more traditional creation tools.
I personally love the fact that it lets me concentrate on spending more time in the parts of the process that I enjoy.
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Have any UHH People used these programs for making photos from words? Please show us.
Just released comments about Speech to photo programs. Sell your cameras get modern!! Talk about the photos you want.... just released not classic speech to text, rather speech to photo!! Amazing! The more these programs are used the better they will get because the reservoirs of images will increase. Much as Tesla's driving programs the use is fed to a mega-computer, resolved and stored for use in the future. Google has a mega-mega-computer system.
Imagined-Images ... "Google’s answer to the wave of text-to-image models whose creations have flooded the internet this year. But unlike those released by Meta, Microsoft, and Open-AI, the internet giant is taking a cautious approach by offering users a limited taste inside its AI Test Kitchen.
As with DALL-E, Make-A-Scene, and Stable Diffusion, Imagen uses A.I. imaging technologies to turn short text descriptions into unique photorealistic images. Google, however, ranks its model as best-in-class, stating in a paper released in May that “human raters strongly prefer Imagen over other methods.”
https://news.artnet.com/art-world/make-way-dall-e-google-has-beta-launched-its-text-to-image-a-i-model-2204177
Googles just released program for making photos. Your Google Word Camera:
https://imagen.research.google/
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