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UltraMachineBlue
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February 28, 2023
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Best program to improve ai submissions?

  • February 28, 2023
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Im seeing a lot of topics to do with image quality that I didn't know existed until reading through some posts.

With that being said, does anyone have any recommendations for software to use to improve the quality of ai generated pics. 

I use Gigabyte AI by Topaz. I have no idea if this is the best option to use for Adobe stock images though.

Any thoughts on software to use?

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Correct answer Fabiobtex

There are several ways to improve quality, not all upscale method do the same, some AI methods denoise the image again basically generating a new image, you can earn quality instead of losing.

 

However, usually they lead to even worse problems, such as disconnected details, too much sharpness, blurry, missing elements, wierd colors, seams etc.

This AI software shows good results but it will completely depend on the image, there is no definitive method or software that works everytime on any type of image.

 

No matter what you do, after having a required megapixel image, you should open the image, analize with 100%, 200%, 300% zoom and seach every corner for: crooked lines, malformed details, blurs, artifacts, light noise, chromatic noise and chromatic aberration.

 

You will need to improve your photo editing skills to solve those problems (I've never made an AI image that didn't need a treatment, there's always a little artefact or a wierdness) without make things worse.

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Fabiobtex
FabiobtexCorrect answer
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March 1, 2023

There are several ways to improve quality, not all upscale method do the same, some AI methods denoise the image again basically generating a new image, you can earn quality instead of losing.

 

However, usually they lead to even worse problems, such as disconnected details, too much sharpness, blurry, missing elements, wierd colors, seams etc.

This AI software shows good results but it will completely depend on the image, there is no definitive method or software that works everytime on any type of image.

 

No matter what you do, after having a required megapixel image, you should open the image, analize with 100%, 200%, 300% zoom and seach every corner for: crooked lines, malformed details, blurs, artifacts, light noise, chromatic noise and chromatic aberration.

 

You will need to improve your photo editing skills to solve those problems (I've never made an AI image that didn't need a treatment, there's always a little artefact or a wierdness) without make things worse.

Abambo
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Community Expert
March 1, 2023

Upscaling is not allowed for Adobe stock.

 

You will need to use a photo editing software like Photoshop to correct AI errors, but you should in all cases generate high quality high-resolution assets from the start on.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer