Great job on these. I am still trying to get one of these tools to accurately generate images of hands with all five fingers, in a single close-up, just changing the nail polish color and skin tone. Any thoughts on the best tool for this?
The consistent character GPT seems far simpler, but I'm not qualified to do a head to head comparison with Midjourney. All these tools have their limitations, and I'm looking forward to exploring Midjourney as an option to ChatGPT once they make the website fully available.
I'm learning to upload an image I want to work with and ask ChatGPT to describe it. This tells me what language ChatGPT is using for that image. Then I'll make a template including ChatGPT's own description for additional image generations. This seems to really help keep characters consistent, though again, perfection is typically not an option. Most of the time it's close enough though.
Oh wow, this is going to unlock a ton of new use cases for people just trying to make things for themselves. Any insight into how they're able to do this technically? I'm very curious on what changes they made to the model to make this work.
That's fun!
Great job on these. I am still trying to get one of these tools to accurately generate images of hands with all five fingers, in a single close-up, just changing the nail polish color and skin tone. Any thoughts on the best tool for this?
The consistent character GPT seems far simpler, but I'm not qualified to do a head to head comparison with Midjourney. All these tools have their limitations, and I'm looking forward to exploring Midjourney as an option to ChatGPT once they make the website fully available.
I'm learning to upload an image I want to work with and ask ChatGPT to describe it. This tells me what language ChatGPT is using for that image. Then I'll make a template including ChatGPT's own description for additional image generations. This seems to really help keep characters consistent, though again, perfection is typically not an option. Most of the time it's close enough though.
Oh wow, this is going to unlock a ton of new use cases for people just trying to make things for themselves. Any insight into how they're able to do this technically? I'm very curious on what changes they made to the model to make this work.
Interesting, how do you feel about Midjourney still operating on Discord? (Feels kind of amateurish to me)
And have you tried Artflow? It’s been doing this for a while (though has some of the same problems and utalizes a freemium model)
I can imagine what you gonna do with Claude's API using ASCII characters. You certainly have a talent! Keep rocking!
I know I'm different than most, but I'm usually not happy until I've chained together three different apps anyway.