Yeah I’m saying the image in question specifically looks like it was generated from random noise in Stable Diffusion though. Just based on my experience using it, there’s a few telltale errors (aside from what’s been highlighted by others) which would commonly be unnoticed/ignored by an intermediate user. Things you can’t unsee once you learn to see them, like how the model was confused about where the windowsill ends (or whether it’s a windowsill or a table beside the window)
Oh yeah, for sure - it also has that trademark out of focus background the newer models tend to use, and the fact that it looks more crisp than it should at that pixel count
I don’t believe their excuse, but this could have been in that marketplace under backgrounds… Once I looked at it, it seems like the artist just took the card faces and warped them to line up with the perspective of the scene and called it a day
Yeah I’m saying the image in question specifically looks like it was generated from random noise in Stable Diffusion though. Just based on my experience using it, there’s a few telltale errors (aside from what’s been highlighted by others) which would commonly be unnoticed/ignored by an intermediate user. Things you can’t unsee once you learn to see them, like how the model was confused about where the windowsill ends (or whether it’s a windowsill or a table beside the window)
Oh yeah, for sure - it also has that trademark out of focus background the newer models tend to use, and the fact that it looks more crisp than it should at that pixel count
I don’t believe their excuse, but this could have been in that marketplace under backgrounds… Once I looked at it, it seems like the artist just took the card faces and warped them to line up with the perspective of the scene and called it a day
1: type “bokeh”
2: hold Shift + ⬆️
3: ???
4: PROFIT!