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Justin;151111 wrote:Well I'm $30 in lol. Can't find the DSF discount code anywhere.....

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Just a word about max. image size. AFAIK, MidJourney allows 3Mb max for an upscaled image, so if you need bigger then you may have to upscale again using an online resizer or resizing software. There are some really good image uspcalers now that also use AI themselves to resize the image with practically no loss of quality.

Did you know you can upload an image of your own as a starting picture for Midjourney to work on?

Sadly, my little dog Bailey died beside me on Easter Sunday, so I thought I'd see if Midjourney could produce an oil painting resembling him from a photo I took a few years back. This is the result ...

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Not perfect by any means, but it retains the essence of his character which I know well from having him for 14 years.

I could probably have explored more variations and maybe it would have come up with a closer resemblance. I also need to fiddle about with the 'weighting' value which determines how close to the original the AI result is.

Strangley enough I was just this minute about to do that! You See? This AI is taking over our brains!! Haha.

What a great image and I'm very sorry for your loss btw. Interested to hear how you did this and what words you used?

Today I'm finding results are much more random and varied. Learning about different ratios was useful.

Justin;151114 wrote:Strangley enough I was just this minute about to do that! You See? This AI is taking over our brains!! Haha.

What a great image and I'm very sorry for your loss btw. Interested to hear how you did this and what words you used?

Today I'm finding results are much more random and varied. Learning about different ratios was useful.

I basically followed this post -

Q: How can I attach an image as inspiration?



A: Type /imagine prompt as normal, but then in the prompt section, paste in the web address where the image is stored online. After the link you can still add new text prompts to complement it. You can see some examples in the Imagine Parameters visual guide here.
An image URL must be a direct link to an online image, which you can usually get by right clicking on an image somewhere and choosing Copy Link Address. This address will usually end in a .png or .jpg if it's a usable address.
Source: https://github.com/midjourney/docs/blob/main/FAQs.md

You can also just drag an image from your computer into the Discord thread, click on it to enlarge it, then Copy the link to use in your prompt. I've tried both methods and they both work fine.

The words I used were simply 'https://xxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx/nnnnn.jpg ::iw 0.8, oil painting, detailed' where the first part is the address of your image. ::iw 0.8 is the weighting. Max value is 1, but you can also go negative.

Hope that helps!

I reckon, at some point, I'm going to have to read the docs! :biggrin:

BTW, that oil-painted image came out at 1024x1024 resolution.

It's nice being able to set an aspect ratio. Very useful if you were doing, say, mug wraps and wanted the design to fill the wrap instead of having to stretch things or add content-aware backgrounds in Photoshop to fudge an image to fit the wrap.

webtrekker;151116 wrote:I reckon, at some point, I'm going to have to read the docs! :biggrin:

BTW, that oil-painted image came out at 1024x1024 resolution.

It's nice being able to set an aspect ratio. Very useful if you were doing, say, mug wraps and wanted the design to fill the wrap instead of having to stretch things or add content-aware backgrounds in Photoshop to fudge an image to fit the wrap.

Thanks , Very interesting stuff ..
I am actually checking on AI content writers to write our item descriptions , marketing stuff etc lol.. #

Fascinating. This is the second forum recently where I have had this pop up. I may have to open my filofax and take a look.

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Haven't tried creating unique designs from AI but have used AI in various ways especially around photography such as upscaling images, Face swapping and plants detection.

May I know what best use of AI do you think in 2022?

Midjourney is awesome. Another one to consider as well is Dall-E .... I've had the exact same idea to use them to produce unique designs. I've also tried using them to create content for my website and advertising but my prompting skills have a long way to come. Some people are producing some really cool and clean images.

Fantastic - just got my invite to Dall-e!! So needing a coffee my very first image generation text was "giant mug of coffee in field of flowers, Picasso" which resulted in the following - very impressed!
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