imagemeister wrote:
rcarol wrote:
What about an image that is not AI generated but rather is an image that has been AI enhanced?
They are one and the same .....
Actually they are not.
► AI Generated = Pure AI, nothing is realistic or even close to it.
► AI enhanced = The base of the image is a digital capture.
AI picture enhanced comment:→ Every edit we make is using software is using AI under a different name. Difference? We do it using buttons, sliders, whatever.
→ As a buzz word, AI is just another way to instruct the software to do something w/o having to learn the software. However, because AI cannot read our mind and understand subtleties, we are far from having anything truly usable when editing an image. As long as we do not take the above into account, we will never agree into anything.
Curmudgeon wrote:
.../... With few exceptions, most of us use AI to one degree or another in Post Processing. .../...
Actually, we all do, ever since we had paint programs. The difference today is instead of learning how to do something, we learn to give instructions to a piece of **** with the vain hope it will do what we mean, think, want or desire.
Try that with a human being. There is what you said, what you mean then there is what is heard, what is interpreted... Then the human will look at you and depending on what he thinks of your words and how polite the person is, he will give you a completely unexpected answer or does something weird. OOPS, there goes intra personal communication.*
Seen that way, AI is a sharp regression on freedom to create, even if surreal scenes are created. Where are the skills? The know how? If we all give the same command we should all have the same results unless there is something really wrong with the so-called AI.
If I have to type or dictate something to create anything, I can just go back to writing weird stuff.
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I recall my brother-in-law asking his daughter (she was 25 or so) to bring him a coat hanger. She did, she bought the coat hanger next to the entrance...
DirtFarmer wrote:
My projection: 14.3 pages
Ah! I bet on five, at most.
srt101fan wrote:
I agree with you that the lines are getting blurred. But where do you stop? If you would allow a totally AI created image to be posted in any of the UHH sections, why not paintings?
Yes, that is why there is an AI exclusive section.
For mixed photograph
and AI blended there is also a section, two even.
I am aware of only two that will work with smart layers, as embed them like a filter:
Ctrl-L (curves)
Ctrl-M (levels)
Do you know others?
Can you list them?
joer wrote:
R we looking at the same images?
Yup. I just realized (my mistake) that it was 'Old English Villages' so driving on the wrong side of the road is really the right side...
#3 No driver, the seat is empty, check it out.
#3 White lines on the road, lower left.
#2 Half of the horse is missing. No back legs
#1 The carriage is not in a turning position, it seems to be following a straight line...
As to the horses... They are '
percherons' wannabe. Those horses are massive. AI added the 'socks' but forgot how powerful these beasts are...
BebuLamar wrote:
That is for the Nikon version. The OP has the Canon version.
The specs and features would be the same. This is an aftermarket, so doubtful it will be 'different'.
#3 No human despite a table being set, two carriages, one blatantly with no driver... AI has learned to hate humans!!! Did you specify England? Both carriages are on the wrong side of the road! Anachronism... Paint on the road...
#2 Half a horse!
#1 This about to be a rough ride... Seems to be going over the grass...
Sinewsworn wrote:
What kind of comment is that?
Nothing important, just a pesky fly who does nothing other than buzz around the poop of its own making.
I ignore all its comment.
One missed occasion to post in the gallery.
It is spring there too.
Over exposed, B&W rendition is atrocious.
All hands on deck!!!! (only if you are old, decrepit and if you have too many fingers)
Do post an original w/o any post-processing and in the WEBP format. It will appear as a link but will be viewable once the download is used.