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The article is more about user experience than implementation. When you apply an effect in Photoshop you can change all relevant pixels at once. Whereas we don’
by kepano 4y ago
The article is more about user experience than implementation. When you apply an effect in Photoshop you can change all relevant pixels at once. Whereas we don’t have good tools to change all words in a document at once (while retaining the intended meaning)
- consumer451 4y agoI get your point, but your comment made me search for a Photoshop Stable Diffusion plug-in. I had no idea. I’m decent with Photoshop but have not had a need for it lately. This makes me want to fire it back up. Each video is 1-2 minutes long. Mind blown again. https://youtu.be/XdctF1uTLBo https://youtu.be/XdctF1uTLBo https://youtu.be/mn1PV6HqXGU https://youtu.be/mn1PV6HqXGU https://youtu.be/Wo6ZDYFCWTY https://youtu.be/Wo6ZDYFCWTY
- fragmede 4y agoOh that would be cool. Write a paragraph about a red ball, then halfway through, decide it's a blue ball. The editor then highlights all occurrences of the variable and rewrites them for you. Like the "Refactor local variable name" bit in VSCode.