spaceman_2020 2 days ago

Nano Banana Pro is legitimately an insane tool if you know how to use it. I still can’t believe they released it in the wild

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rolymath 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

What is there to using it more than asking it to generate an image of something?

	▲	kakapo5672 2 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		For one: modifying existing images in interesting ways ... adding characters, removing elements, altering or enhancing certain features, creating layers, and so on. Things that would take a while on Photoshop, done almost instantly. Really unlocks the imagination.
	▲	dgacmu 2 days ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		For me: I've only tried using it seriously a few times but my experience is that you have to juggle carefully when to start a fresh session. It can get really anchored on earlier versions of images. It was interesting balancing iteration and from-scratch prompt refinement.
	▲	disease 2 days ago \| parent \| prev \| next [-]
		I gave it an image of my crappy art and asked what steps I could take to make it look better. It gave me specific advice like varying the line widths and how to use this on specific parts of the character. It also pointed out that the shading in my piece was inconsistent and did not reflect the 3d form I was representing and again gave me specific fixes I could implement. I asked for it to give me an updated version of the piece with all of its advice implemented and it did so. I was pretty shocked at all of this.
	▲	spaceman_2020 a day ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		A friend just used it to generate an image of an office (complete with company name and address on the wall) that was to be used as “address proof” picture for a credit card application (maybe fraud) I couldn’t tell it apart from the real thing and I have a great AI image eye

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IAmGraydon 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

It's decent for things that would take a long time in Photoshop. Like most AI, sometimes it works great and sometimes it goes off the rails completely. Most recently, I used it to process some drone photos that were taken during late fall for the purpose of marketing a commercial property. All of the trees/grass/plants were brown, so I told it to make it look like the photos were taken during the summer but not to change anything else. It did a very good job, not just changing the color, but actually adding leaves to the plants and trees in a way that looked very realistic. It did in seconds what would have taken one of my team members hours, leaving them to work on other more pressing projects.