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This should be completely crushed by Nano Banana models?
by KellyCriterion 8mo ago
This should be completely crushed by Nano Banana models?
- theshrike79 8mo agoThe issue isn't objective quality or realism, it's sticking to a specific style consistently. _Everyone_ (and their grandmother) can instantly tell a ChatGPT generated image, it has a very distinct style - and in my experience no amount of prompting will make it go away. Same for Grok and to a smaller degree Google's stuff. What the industry needs (and uses) is something they can feed a, say, wall texture into and the AI workflow will produce a summer, winter and fall variant of that - in the exact style the specific game is using.
- mejutoco 8mo agoI think txt2img and img2img are terms to find those uses.
- bavell 8mo agoAnd comfyUI workflows. People have been doing this for awhile now.
- theshrike79 8mo agoComfyUI is relatively new, but pretty good at what it does
- mejutoco 8mo agoAnd stablediffusion-web-ui before that and others, yes. When googling, txt2img and img2img, or txt2video img2video etc. (for video) are useful terms, since they encapsulate the usage in a few terms. One could search img2video comfyui workflows, for example. I thought it would be useful for the conversation to provide these terms, not mentioned before in the thread.
- raincole 8mo agoIf we're talking about texture upscaling alone (I suppose that's what the parent comment means), Nano Banana is a huge overkill.