On the hunt by Courtray4458
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Description
...some female indian warriors
by Leonardo AI
Comments (4)
slaudi
fantastic picture,very well done:)
bob4artist
The almost full figures came out really well. - Bob
Courtray4458
The problem is crippled extremities. If there weren't always so many of them, I would create such complete figures much more often. But with what feels like a 90% minimum of absurdities like extra arms, legs or fingers, knobby toes or fingers, you'll eventually lose interest. At least with Leonardo it's not quite as bad as with Playground in this regard. Well, this time it worked somewhat, even the wolf from Home sweet home didn't have five legs or a second tail straight away... that's something, right? :)
bob4artist
Yes, I know. hands, feet, eyes, and added on things. Tables and chairs are bad too. The AI gets confused with three dimensional objects because it only knows two dimensional objects. Dall-E has gotten better at this stuff. - Bob
Courtray4458
I have now registered as a member of myedit because I liked the features and the various filters that you can use to distort things also speak for themselves. Far less waste than Playground, but I still had a five-legged cripple with me for my second Wolfe series...sigh! But what I like about myedir is that you can render great buildings (you can have a look at "Residences" if you want), very accurate and geometric, the whole thing, and the subscription was quite cheap, just over €80 a year, That's a saving of over 60% compared to paying monthly. You have 500 (!) credits per month and for 4 pictures in 16:9 format you only need 2 credits.
bob4artist
I'll check it out. Thanks. - Bob