Country Road: Well, here goes my first entry in the AI forum. I like to do musical videos with the images I create (or AI creates). Here is one of the images that I used for a video.

Bill Hancock Loc: Wausau, WI

Well, here goes my first entry in the AI forum. I like to do musical videos with the images I create (or AI creates). Here is one of the images that I used for a video. As it has already been said, I continually have problems getting biological entities to look right, so I sometimes, or most of the time, have to settle for the best that comes up, like the child and dog in the image.

L-Fox

Bill Hancock wrote:

Well, here goes my first entry in the AI forum. I like to do musical videos with the images I create (or AI creates). Here is one of the images that I used for a video. As it has already been said, I continually have problems getting biological entities to look right, so I sometimes, or most of the time, have to settle for the best that comes up, like the child and dog in the image.

Curmudgeon Loc: SE Arizona

That is a nice image except for the dog being the size of a horse. Frustrating isn't it. It doesn't seem that biologicals would be more difficult than any other image. MidJourney seems to have almost solved the finger problem but feet, and especially the number of toes still seems to confuse it.

What AI generator do you use?

Bill Hancock Loc: Wausau, WI

Curmudgeon wrote:

That is a nice image except for the dog being the size of a horse. Frustrating isn't it. It doesn't seem that biologicals would be more difficult than any other image. MidJourney seems to have almost solved the finger problem but feet, and especially the number of toes still seems to confuse it.

What AI generator do you use?

Thanks for looking in and your comment.
I am using Adobe Fire Fly. It is the beta version. It comes with photoshop, so I just use it. I am still learning things every day.
The size of the dog is my fault. Judging size for the distance can sometimes be difficult. The child is suppose to be about 10 years old and the dog is full grown and suppose to be way out front of the boy. It is continuous battle judging size and distance.

Curmudgeon Loc: SE Arizona

Bill Hancock wrote:

Thanks for looking in and your comment.
I am using Adobe Fire Fly. It is the beta version. It comes with photoshop, so I just use it. I am still learning things every day.
The size of the dog is my fault. Judging size for the distance can sometimes be difficult. The child is suppose to be about 10 years old and the dog is full grown and suppose to be way out front of the boy. It is continuous battle judging size and distance.

One way to fix that is to make a composite image. Have AI make the background image and one subject. Then have Firefly make additional subjects on a white background and have Photoshop remove the background with the Remove Background command. You can then place and resize them as needed.

Bill Hancock Loc: Wausau, WI

Curmudgeon wrote:

One way to fix that is to make a composite image. Have AI make the background image and one subject. Then have Firefly make additional subjects on a white background and have Photoshop remove the background with the Remove Background command. You can then place and resize them as needed.

I will work on that. Thanks!

dpullum Loc: Tampa Florida

Curmudgeon wrote:

That is a nice image except for the dog being the size of a horse. Frustrating isn't it. It doesn't seem that biologicals would be more difficult than any other image. MidJourney seems to have almost solved the finger problem but feet, and especially the number of toes still seems to confuse it.

What AI generator do you use?

Curmudgeon, the dog is not the size of a horse, it appears large because the child is suffering from Achondroplasia, the most common type of dwarfism. The dog, Lassie, is from the TV series I never liked. The image is a pleasant one if examined at a quick glance, and not examined with a hypercritical eye that you and I both are plagued by.

robertjerl Loc: Corona, California

It also needs a better idea of "country". I am from "the country" is Western Kentucky and to us this would be a road through the woods or to some a "forest road". A country road would be mostly through farms and fields.

This the first time I have browsed this section and I am enjoying it. I last tried what is now called AI several years ago, maybe I will give it another try.

joer Loc: Colorado/Illinois

Bill Hancock wrote:

Well, ere goes my first entry in the AI forum. I like to do musical videos with the images I create (or AI creates). Here is one of the images that I used for a video. As it has already been said, I contiually have problems getting biological entities to look right, so I sometimes, or most of the time, have to settle for the best that comes up, like the child and dog in the image.

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