AI….Artificial Intelligent for artificial photographs….
Jan 22, 2023 19:49:01 #
larryepage
Loc: North Texas area
Longshadow wrote:
Well, once you "find it",
there will always be someone who will tell you how to make it better.......
there will always be someone who will tell you how to make it better.......
Or cultural norms and standards will change, rendering it no longer "perfect."
Jan 22, 2023 20:09:56 #
larryepage wrote:
As an engineer, I spent a lot of time and energy s... (show quote)
Wise words Larry.... I should have said and use "meets expectations and specifications, on time, and on budget" instead of "perfect". But, I wouldn't discount or dismiss AI capabilities or demand for it just yet. (I wasn't around when color was introduced in photography, but I think it caught on eventually). As I said in another are post....AI programs are already capable of creating images of master painting upon voice commands. The AI program generate an image from a database that had been "fed" thousands and thousands of images (scanning) with reference words. So is this type of technology applicable to photography? Imagine, creating a specific (composite) image from thousand of other images....automatically. Wait a minute, composites are already possible with a little manual (PP) input. Now let's put that process on AI steroids with voice command.......yikes.... I'm not a proponents for AI....just a concerned observer of technology.
Jan 22, 2023 20:13:19 #
Longshadow wrote:
It's all relative to the viewer!
It's all relative to the viewer!
Yep....I stand corrected......for this discussion I should have use "meets expectations and specificatio, on time and on budget".
Jan 22, 2023 20:13:36 #
larryepage wrote:
Or cultural norms and standards will change, rendering it no longer "perfect."
My comment has little to do with cultural norms/standards, more with a personal preference for a particular image, how it affects them, not how it was made....
However, maybe those changes may affect their perception of an image.
Still, their perception.
See it here a lot.
Jan 22, 2023 20:19:58 #
Longshadow wrote:
My comment has little to do with cultural norms/standards, more with a personal preference for a particular image, how it affects them, not how it was made....
However, maybe those changes may affect their perception of an image.
Still, their perception.
See it here a lot.
However, maybe those changes may affect their perception of an image.
Still, their perception.
See it here a lot.
We can close this thread......2 pages is enough since the topic has be covered before......thanks for the input and hopefully quick read that didn't take up too much of your time
STOPJan 22, 2023 22:45:49 #
RonDavis wrote:
You may have noticed AI (programs) have been in th... (show quote)
Your thoughts?I looked a some of your stuff and I doubt AI can get what you get.
OTOH, browsing elsewhere in the gallery, the majority of it can be replaced by AI: "Andsel, render me a lake sunset, with clearing storm clouds and a row boat tied up in the right foreground." ... or ... "Andsel, render me an Egret amongst the rushes with a frog in its beak." etc etc etc especially for bifs and bugs on blossoms.
Jan 22, 2023 23:15:40 #
User ID wrote:
I looked a some of your stuff and I doubt AI can get what you get.
OTOH, browsing elsewhere in the gallery, the majority of it can be replaced by AI: "Andsel, render me a lake sunset, with clearing storm clouds and a row boat tied up in the right foreground." ... or ... "Andsel, render me an Egret amongst the rushes with a frog in its beak." etc etc etc especially for bifs and bugs on blossoms.
OTOH, browsing elsewhere in the gallery, the majority of it can be replaced by AI: "Andsel, render me a lake sunset, with clearing storm clouds and a row boat tied up in the right foreground." ... or ... "Andsel, render me an Egret amongst the rushes with a frog in its beak." etc etc etc especially for bifs and bugs on blossoms.
Hi User ID....(you're getting the last word on this topic). "Creative" AI moving fast.....I not aware of the Andsel program or it's capabilities you've mentioned? It seems to address the points discussed in this CLOSED THREAD. Where can I find more info?
Jan 22, 2023 23:30:43 #
RonDavis wrote:
"Andsel" is just futurism. It may be verrrrry near futurism, but its not yet fact.Hi User ID....(you're getting the last word on this topic). "Creative" AI moving fast.....I not aware of the Andsel program or it's capabilities you've mentioned? It seems to address the points discussed in this CLOSED THREAD. Where can I find more info?
It will be interesting to see just how tightly closed one can close a thread simply by declaring it closed. "Andsel, render me a massive bank vault door, with a large sign reading 'Thread Now Closed', and roman praetorian guards standing at the ready."
Jan 22, 2023 23:37:55 #
User ID wrote:
"Andsel" is just futurism. It may be verrrrry near futurism, but its not yet fact.
It will be interesting to see just how tightly closed one can close a thread simply by declaring it closed. "Andsel, render me a bank vault door with a sign reading 'Thread Closed' and a praetorian guard standing at ready."
It will be interesting to see just how tightly closed one can close a thread simply by declaring it closed. "Andsel, render me a bank vault door with a sign reading 'Thread Closed' and a praetorian guard standing at ready."
Thanks for the clarification User ID.
CLOSED THREAD TOPIC, no more responses, please........
Let's go shooting Jan 23, 2023 05:42:09 #
OldSchool-WI
Loc: Brandon, Wisconsin 53919
RonDavis wrote:
You may have noticed AI (programs) have been in th... (show quote)
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Without getting into dangerous quips---we have always had bad "artificial intelligence" leading our governments large and small. But our current use is, I am sure, leading to new product marketing.
As for getting AI and Golden gate bridge at sunset"----"AI"----that is called "googling" with "image" checked for "Golden Gate Bridge"----and W-a-l-l-a-h!-----up pops an image of Golden Gate at sunset thanks of AI?----------ew
Jan 23, 2023 06:31:13 #
billnikon
Loc: Pennsylvania/Ohio/Florida/Maui/Oregon/Vermont
RonDavis wrote:
You may have noticed AI (programs) have been in th... (show quote)
It's about time. I tired of spending hours and hours creating my FALSE images.
Jan 23, 2023 06:37:13 #
Jan 23, 2023 06:52:55 #
Architect1776 wrote:
Golden Gate has infinite ways to observe it.
AI could do some but not others.
It will produce the typical tourist shots that are seen over and over anyway just like other tourist traps around the world we see over and over.
AI could do some but not others.
It will produce the typical tourist shots that are seen over and over anyway just like other tourist traps around the world we see over and over.
That statement is based on what evidence?
Quite on the contrary, an AI could produce (not shoot) pictures that no photographer could ever do... Like "The golden Gate viewed from above on a beautiful and misty morning with eagles flying around"
Jan 23, 2023 06:53:57 #
Jack 13088 wrote:
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Jan 23, 2023 07:39:18 #
--Bob
Architect1776 wrote:
My point is what is a perfect photo.
I see lots of photos that are raved about and I find that they totally suck to me.
I see lots of photos that are raved about and I find that they totally suck to me.
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