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Hey, everybody, hope you are all enjoying my little clips that I've been posting the past few days. In case you are wondering here's a bit more information on the current tools: Photo- Before any clip can be made you need to start with a clear and accurate photo as a reference for the generative AI. Recently there are two very good options out there. Flux. Highly realistic image generator that produces very good hands and text. In addition to the vanilla versions (Schnell and Dev) there is also one that's been trained for a photo- realistic feel called the RealismLora. These can all be found on the HuggingFace spaces as well as with a login on Black Forest Labs, which made Flux Ideogram. Fun and versatile image generator with different styles. What sets Ideogram is the prompt enhancer which can automatically elaborate on the prompt you've given. Only able to do SFW images (you're treated to a cat holding a sign when it detects an NSFW one) but still very impressive. Even more

As you may know I have been working with Luma AI's Dream Machine, a freemium online application that makes 5 second clips from a written prompt and/ or photo. I have found the experience very interesting and encouraging to see the progress of. In case you don't know it is free to anyone with a Google account with 30 generations monthly with the option of a paid subscription for more. In light of that and my own generation quota being renewed I've decided to give some things I've noticed while using it. Using a photo is the way to go. You already have an idea of what you want to see, why not give it something to start with? Make sure you have a good, clear photo to start with. It doesn't have to be too large. I used 1024 X 1024 as a basis. The content of your image dictates how it is animated. I probably won't post it but there was a very interesting mistake with one of my generations. The image I used was not touched up, it was an image I took straight from Ideogram (another Freemium

First I'd like to start this review off with a full disclosure. The author and I have collaborated in the past. He has written two stories based on my collages which startHere http://macromega.deviantart.com/art/The-Incredible-SHR-Inc-Woman-Part-1-317270483andHere http://macromega.deviantart.com/art/SHR-Inc-Wrap-Chapter-1-357771490We have been following each other's work very closely and have drawn inspiration from one another. He has been very active as a writer in fiction dealing with size change. The reason I bring these points up is to attest to the consistency that I have seen in Mac Rome's writing. Though he deals with size, science ...