Generative Fill and infrared photography

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October 11, 2023
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Has anyone figured out what the prompt needs to be to do some generative fill in Photoshop so the result looks like it was taken with an infrared photography camera?

I've tried a few variations and I get some strange results - none of which are close.

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c.pfaffenbichler

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Could you post an image that displays the effect you are trying to emulate?

Urban LAuthor

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Here's a random infrared photography image I downloaded.
I do not claim any ownership of this image.

c.pfaffenbichler

Community Expert

I had misinterpreted and assumed you were talking about rainbow-colored thermal images …

J E L

Community Expert

@Urban L, interesting. I tried some quick variation prompts. You might continue to explore results by describing some infrared effects.

c.pfaffenbichler

Community Expert

I unsuccessfully tried a few prompts, too; I am afraid Adobe’s training material may just not have included enough thermal imaging to lead to sensible results for this.

Hopefully someone else might offer more insight.

Urban LAuthor

Known Participant

That was my fear.
I was hoping that I just needed to use the right prompt term to get the effect I wanted.
But, alas, that might not be the case.

c.pfaffenbichler

Community Expert

Adobe limiting itself to copyright-safe training material will probably mean that other setups can always access more training material and the results may reflect that … (edited)

Have you tried with one of the other image generators (Dall-E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, …)?

Do some of them provide meaningful results for your prompts on this?

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