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The animation when you change images makes it harder to see the difference, I opened the three images each in its own tab and the differences are more apparent
by vhcr 3y ago
The animation when you change images makes it harder to see the difference, I opened the three images each in its own tab and the differences are more apparent when you change between each other instantly.
- dontupvoteme 3y agoOne of the few times a 'blink comparator' feature in image viewers would be useful!
- SirMaster 3y agoBut that’s not realistic? If you have to have both and instantly toggle between them to notice the difference, then it sounds like it’s doing its job well and is hard to notice the difference.
- battles 3y agoThe person who drew it would definitely notice.
- bowsamic 3y agoWhat kind of artist is not going to be bothered with seeing huge artifacting on their work? Btw for me it was immediately noticeable even on mobile
- SirMaster 3y agoIf it's huge, then why are multiple people commenting that they don't see a difference?
- bowsamic 3y agoThat is a great mystery, to me it's as clear as if someone pasted a cartoon dog onto the image, it's extremely blatant and impossible to ignore by my normal human pattern recognition.
- SirMaster 3y agoI'm looking at them on my iPhone 14 Pro and I am having a hard time seeing any meaningful difference that changes the way the artwork registers with me. I can't really imagine a case where if I had only seen the AI edited one I would have any different reaction or response to viewing the piece of art compared to having only seen the original one.
- RedXPlex 3y agoKid me found 13 FPS in games to be a smooth and cursive experience. Current me thinks 60 FPS is laggy. Standards differ. I saw glazed images in the wild, was wondering why they have so much JPEG artifacts, until I saw the post of one of those anti-AI + glaze images on his profile.