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Has anyone actually seen this Nvidia GTC demo?

SlimerJSpudSlimerJSpud Posts: 1,456
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See: https://techcrunch.com/2019/03/18/nvidia-ai-turns-sketches-into-photorealistic-landscapes-in-seconds/?yptr=yahoo

I don't want a discussion of this to turn into, "But is it art?" but, Yikes! Actually, as a way to generate backgrounds to throw characters into, it looks pretty amazing.

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  • Silent WinterSilent Winter Posts: 3,875

    Looks like fun - a few things need tidying up where objects overlap but if they can sort that out it could be extended to all kinds of things.

  • DaikatanaDaikatana Posts: 830

    This interests me. Alot

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 40,082

    I keep linking stuff like this in the Thread Killer thread where nobody notices blush

     

  • GoggerGogger Posts: 2,493
    edited March 2019

    Very cool. I'll be on the lookout for that. I currently use Digital Art Painter quite a bit and am amazed at the results it can produce. I often use the results very subtly overlaid on an image to give it more texture, slightly more color etc.  It might be a faux-AI, but it generates styles replicating their namesakes, Van Gogh, LeRoy, Monet, Etc by using similar color palettes, and brush strokes.  In photography (and why not on renders too) PhotoLemur uses AI to calculate improvements in a multitude of areas from contrast, color, exposure, tone, etc to create enhanced images. Again, used as a seasoning rather than a full meal, it can produce amazing results.

    This image has a slight overlay of a Digital Art Painter version of the image itself to add some color effects.

     

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  • KitsumoKitsumo Posts: 1,221

    Nice. Now all you need is AI generated actors from https://www.thispersondoesnotexist.com/ plus there are plenty of online story generators. It may or may not be art, but it'll probably be better than half of what Hollywood churned out last year.

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  • Type 0 NegativeType 0 Negative Posts: 323

    I want to try it!

    "The company does not have any plans to release it commercially, but could soon release a public trial to let anyone use the software."

  • dawnbladedawnblade Posts: 1,723
    Gogger said:

    Very cool. I'll be on the lookout for that. I currently use Digital Art Painter quite a bit and am amazed at the results it can produce. I often use the results very subtly overlaid on an image to give it more texture, slightly more color etc.  It might be a faux-AI, but it generates styles replicating their namesakes, Van Gogh, LeRoy, Monet, Etc by using similar color palettes, and brush strokes.  In photography (and why not on renders too) PhotoLemur uses AI to calculate improvements in a multitude of areas from contrast, color, exposure, tone, etc to create enhanced images. Again, used as a seasoning rather than a full meal, it can produce amazing results.

    This image has a slight overlay of a Digital Art Painter version of the image itself to add some color effects.

     

    Nice! I just googled "Digital Art Painter" but I'm not coming up with anything that looks like an art software program. Do you have a link to it? Thanks! Another cool landscape generator is FlowScape. It's really a game but it has a built-in camera to snap a screen shot. smiley

  • dawnbladedawnblade Posts: 1,723

    Very cool!

  • GoggerGogger Posts: 2,493
    dawnblade said:
    Gogger said:

    Very cool. I'll be on the lookout for that. I currently use Digital Art Painter quite a bit and am amazed at the results it can produce. I often use the results very subtly overlaid on an image to give it more texture, slightly more color etc.  It might be a faux-AI, but it generates styles replicating their namesakes, Van Gogh, LeRoy, Monet, Etc by using similar color palettes, and brush strokes.  In photography (and why not on renders too) PhotoLemur uses AI to calculate improvements in a multitude of areas from contrast, color, exposure, tone, etc to create enhanced images. Again, used as a seasoning rather than a full meal, it can produce amazing results.

    This image has a slight overlay of a Digital Art Painter version of the image itself to add some color effects.

     

    Nice! I just googled "Digital Art Painter" but I'm not coming up with anything that looks like an art software program. Do you have a link to it? Thanks! Another cool landscape generator is FlowScape. It's really a game but it has a built-in camera to snap a screen shot. smiley

    OOPS - apologies for the misdirect. I always refer to it as "DAP" so the actual words slipped my mind, it is, in fact, DYNAMIC Art Painter.

    https://www.mediachance.com/dap/index.html

     

  • dawnbladedawnblade Posts: 1,723
    Thanks and no worries! Will check it out.
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