AI Image Generation - How to Thread

[DocRick]

My valiant effort.......

Nice, now I'm thirsty lol!

You know I could generate those with a green-ish background or gradient to make it easier to cut for collages and stuff...

I actually use "Documents" to make my collages. Sometimes, depending on the quality of the picture and the original background, I can't get fine edges so I try to find a background that will camouflage the rough edges. As you can see in my collage, her right side had light edges and her left had dark edges, so the reflected light on the left side of the background and the shadow on the right, covered the rough edges pretty well.

[Prof Sai]

Size restored!

It it okay if I put that on my discord? I'll link to your version.

[Prof Sai]

You know I could generate those with a green-ish background or gradient to make it easier to cut for collages and stuff...

I've discovered that that doesn't work too well due to color bleed and light spill. The best choice is a color resembling the target background. If you don't know that, then mid-gray best. Also, the higher the resolution the better.

[Little Sally]

My valiant effort.......

Nice, now I'm thirsty lol!

You know I could generate those with a green-ish background or gradient to make it easier to cut for collages and stuff...

I actually use "Documents" to make my collages. Sometimes, depending on the quality of the picture and the original background, I can't get fine edges so I try to find a background that will camouflage the rough edges. As you can see in my collage, her right side had light edges and her left had dark edges, so the reflected light on the left side of the background and the shadow on the right, covered the rough edges pretty well.

I generally make a PNG of the subject at the cutting around cleaning up stage, then it's just a simple case of placing it where you want it. I take it you're familiar with the PNG format of course.

I did it with the little AI lady in question, so feel free to use it if it helps

[DocRick]

I generally make a PNG of the subject at the cutting around cleaning up stage, then it's just a simple case of placing it where you want it. I take it you're familiar with the PNG format of course.

I did it with the little AI lady in question, so feel free to use it if it helps

Thank you.

[Little Sally]

I generally make a PNG of the subject at the cutting around cleaning up stage, then it's just a simple case of placing it where you want it. I take it you're familiar with the PNG format of course.

I did it with the little AI lady in question, so feel free to use it if it helps

Thank you.

No problem. Maybe I should offer this service more widely. Cutting out around the subject seems a common issue.

[DocRick]

Nice, now I'm thirsty lol!

You know I could generate those with a green-ish background or gradient to make it easier to cut for collages and stuff...

I actually use "Documents" to make my collages. Sometimes, depending on the quality of the picture and the original background, I can't get fine edges so I try to find a background that will camouflage the rough edges. As you can see in my collage, her right side had light edges and her left had dark edges, so the reflected light on the left side of the background and the shadow on the right, covered the rough edges pretty well.

I generally make a PNG of the subject at the cutting around cleaning up stage, then it's just a simple case of placing it where you want it. I take it you're familiar with the PNG format of course.

I did it with the little AI lady in question, so feel free to use it if it helps

[Raso719]

That one is really cute. Reminds me of the Fantastic Journey, Just before the second stage of shrinking.

Man I work for IT and I can't figure out most of this crap. Can somebody try to do something like microscopic girl under an electron microscope or on a microscope slide surrounded by germs or something?

[Little Sally]

I actually use "Documents" to make my collages. Sometimes, depending on the quality of the picture and the original background, I can't get fine edges so I try to find a background that will camouflage the rough edges. As you can see in my collage, her right side had light edges and her left had dark edges, so the reflected light on the left side of the background and the shadow on the right, covered the rough edges pretty well.

I generally make a PNG of the subject at the cutting around cleaning up stage, then it's just a simple case of placing it where you want it. I take it you're familiar with the PNG format of course.

I did it with the little AI lady in question, so feel free to use it if it helps

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That works well Doc! Glad the PNG was of help.

[DocRick]

That works well Doc! Glad the PNG was of help.

Thanks. The pasting of the glass over her subdued her features which worked out quite well. I normally don't use AI images in my collages. They just usually don't come out well (too much highlights) and clash with photograph images. That background of that picture and the below picture were already the background, hand and glass. All I did was paste her picture, then a transparent copy of the background over top. The background photograph in the second one wasn't very good quality to begin with and I couldn't tweak the clarity very much.

[Little Sally]

That works well Doc! Glad the PNG was of help.

Thanks. The pasting of the glass over her subdued her features which worked out quite well. I normally don't use AI images in my collages. They just usually don't come out well (too much highlights) and clash with photograph images. That background of that picture and the below picture were already the background, hand and glass. All I did was paste her picture, then a transparent copy of the background over top. The background photograph in the second one wasn't very good quality to begin with and I couldn't tweak the clarity very much.

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Not sure what techniques you're using for the effects (though I accept it's not PS), but the first image works the best. If the second one is a semi transparent plastic cup (as it appears to be), then you wouldn't have much of a clear image of her and most likely she'd appear a bit blurred. Only way that might work is to have the woman maybe clambering out of the cup (sort of half in and half out of it), then have a clear image of her top half and blurry to the part of her still in the cup. Though It wouldn't work with the pose of the AI subject in question of course.

[DocRick]

Not sure what techniques you're using for the effects (though I accept it's not PS), but the first image works the best. If the second one is a semi transparent plastic cup (as it appears to be), then you wouldn't have much of a clear image of her and most likely she'd appear a bit blurred. Only way that might work is to have the woman maybe clambering out of the cup (sort of half in and half out of it), then have a clear image of her top half and blurry to the part of her still in the cup. Though It wouldn't work with the pose of the AI subject in question of course.

Yes, the second one was an opaque plastic cup. The hand holding it was not good quality so I'll keep looking, but for now, I'll just settle for a nice cup of tea.

[Little Sally]

Not sure what techniques you're using for the effects (though I accept it's not PS), but the first image works the best. If the second one is a semi transparent plastic cup (as it appears to be), then you wouldn't have much of a clear image of her and most likely she'd appear a bit blurred. Only way that might work is to have the woman maybe clambering out of the cup (sort of half in and half out of it), then have a clear image of her top half and blurry to the part of her still in the cup. Though It wouldn't work with the pose of the AI subject in question of course.

Yes, the second one was an opaque plastic cup. The hand holding it was not good quality so I'll keep looking, but for now, I'll just settle for a nice cup of tea.

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Lol! Nice one. Yorkshire of course!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auvmR5m3rig

[JOE66]

Which part of the USA is Yorkshire in. I've never heard of it before. There must be some tea plantations around!

[JOE66]

Not sure what techniques you're using for the effects (though I accept it's not PS), but the first image works the best. If the second one is a semi transparent plastic cup (as it appears to be), then you wouldn't have much of a clear image of her and most likely she'd appear a bit blurred. Only way that might work is to have the woman maybe clambering out of the cup (sort of half in and half out of it), then have a clear image of her top half and blurry to the part of her still in the cup. Though It wouldn't work with the pose of the AI subject in question of course.

Yes, the second one was an opaque plastic cup. The hand holding it was not good quality so I'll keep looking, but for now, I'll just settle for a nice cup of tea.

I wouldn't drink that tea. The little one might have peed into it. You know what they are like.

[DocRick]

I wouldn't drink that tea. The little one might have peed into it. You know what they are like.

You're probably right.....you know what happens when you put a sleeping person's hand in warm water.

[Little Sally]

I wouldn't drink that tea. The little one might have peed into it. You know what they are like.

You're probably right.....you know what happens when you put a sleeping person's hand in warm water.

A warm wet bed? Jeez, you have some strange pastimes in America lol!

[Hand-Holder]

SW is pretty much alive and I am an heretic for being so turned on in Christmas day !!!