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Olzeck
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March 21, 2024
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KI generiert keine einäugigen Katzen oder Hunde

  • March 21, 2024
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Es scheint unmöglich zu sein, einäugige Hunden oder Katzen zu generieren. Selbst wenn im Prompt sehr explizit darauf hingewiesen wird, haben die Ergebnisse immer zwei perfekte Augen.

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    droopydog500
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    droopydog500Community Manager
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    March 21, 2024

    Do you mean it cannot produce a side view of a dog where one eye is visible or it cannot produce a dog with an eye injury?

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    OlzeckAuthor
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    March 21, 2024

    I am talking about frontal views. I tried to mimic my own cat who lost his right eye a couple of years ago and the eyelid had been sown shut. No matter how hard I press it, the results always have two perfect eyes.

    droopydog500
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    droopydog500Community Manager
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    March 21, 2024

    The training data for the model probably does not have much about animals with missing eyes. I looked in Adobe stock and only found images of two dogs missing an eye.  I used the keywords from that stock image and was also unsuccessful.

     

    So, I created a dog and took it to generative fill:

    one-eyed puppy, missing-eye, eye-injury, eye-sewed-shut (did not follow the prompt, for sure).

     

    It took many iterations and is far from perfect. I mostly used "missing-eye, closed-eye" for the first set of iterations and then used "light-brown-fur".

     

    I added the image from generative fill as an attachment as I think it is possible some people might not want to see this image of a dog missing an eye.  Photoshop is likely a better tool for this.

     

    I also found that "injured-eye", "eyeless", and "eye-surgery" were inappropriately flagged as violating the terms of use for Firefly, which was annoying.

     

     

     

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