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This took a few goes in Bing to get the prompt sorted out. Then I let it run the same prompt a few different times.
an angled photo of a modern art gallery. white walls, polished wooden floor. with different style paintings and drawings of Mazda MX-5. a red 1990 Mazda MX-5 is in the middle of the gallery. Smartly dressed people are looking at the paintings. photorealistic. hyperdetailed
an angled photo of a modern art gallery. white walls, polished wooden floor. with different style paintings and drawings of Mazda MX-5. a red 1990 Mazda MX-5 is in the middle of the gallery. Smartly dressed people are looking at the paintings. photorealistic. hyperdetailed
Edited by ajprice on Saturday 17th February 12:01
I've taken a recent interest in ai and as you say bing has really impressed me. I'm always tinkering with bits and bobs. It's funny it limits you in many ways as you would expect but one day it brought what was clearly michael jackson into the image which was actually an auto correct typo on my part. Which is telling about what's in the data. I can't find it now.
I asked it to draw an englishman watching the super bowl shouting tally ho and I was most amused with what I got. My mate lives in the states so I was making this for him for a laugh.
Edited by White-Noise on Saturday 17th February 11:05
Trying out the Krea AI image enhancer and generator. https://www.krea.ai/home
Started off doing a Fiesta ST van prompt again in Bing.
"Ford Fiesta ST hatchback van. Transit. daytime, in city, photorealistic. hyperdetailed"
Bing
Krea enhanced, giving it more detail and increasing the image size to 2048 square.
Then I ran the prompt in the Krea generator. With Krea you can rerun the prompt and get an instant new image, so I ran it until I got an orange car viewed from the front at an angle. More of a hatchback or B-Max again than a van but whatever. The wheel spoked are a bit weird, maybe spokes are the car equivalent of fingers
The Krea image through the Krea enhancer.
The Krea enhanced images are full res if you click through. The Bing image was 220k and 1024 square, enhanced to 6mb and 2048 square. The Krea images were the same resolutions and the image sizes were 1mb and 4mb. Krea enhancing did add detail through the windows on both and added textures into things. I'll try a few more prompts on both.
Started off doing a Fiesta ST van prompt again in Bing.
"Ford Fiesta ST hatchback van. Transit. daytime, in city, photorealistic. hyperdetailed"
Bing
Krea enhanced, giving it more detail and increasing the image size to 2048 square.
Then I ran the prompt in the Krea generator. With Krea you can rerun the prompt and get an instant new image, so I ran it until I got an orange car viewed from the front at an angle. More of a hatchback or B-Max again than a van but whatever. The wheel spoked are a bit weird, maybe spokes are the car equivalent of fingers
The Krea image through the Krea enhancer.
The Krea enhanced images are full res if you click through. The Bing image was 220k and 1024 square, enhanced to 6mb and 2048 square. The Krea images were the same resolutions and the image sizes were 1mb and 4mb. Krea enhancing did add detail through the windows on both and added textures into things. I'll try a few more prompts on both.
DodgyGeezer said:
and on a medieval type of theme...
scarred, grizzled and bearded teutonic-knight in tattered armor and surcoat with a flaming swword fighting an ancient evil materialising out of a pale-smokey-sickly-green mist in a ruined, dusty, temple
this last was sans flaming sword...
'interestingly' I tried pretty much the same description that generated the above pictures in KREA Canvas and the results were (IMO) nowhere near as good. Weirdly it will allow you to generate pornographic images and blood/gore/weapons do not seem to be an issue. I think that the Bing generator produces better pictures on the whole but there are some noticeable differencesscarred, grizzled and bearded teutonic-knight in tattered armor and surcoat with a flaming swword fighting an ancient evil materialising out of a pale-smokey-sickly-green mist in a ruined, dusty, temple
this last was sans flaming sword...
Strangely Brown said:
Maybe it's just me but I can see there may be teensy weensy problem with those open funnels on a submarine?
Well I don't think the F1 car will pass the crash tests either - this probably isn't the thread for kitten dissection (another term that I am not going to put into Bing Image Creator) 
Jinx said:
Strangely Brown said:
Maybe it's just me but I can see there may be teensy weensy problem with those open funnels on a submarine?
The funnels extend up as the submarine submerges.......It's a very early schnorchel, later adapted by the Germans for the U-Boats.
Strangely Brown said:
Maybe it's just me but I can see there may be teensy weensy problem with those open funnels on a submarine?
Given the history of the K class you might have a point: RN Subs - Steam Submarines
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