The last of five poses in FOV set #93040.
Ed
I knew beforehand that Chat GPT is prone to errors - heck, it says so right on the screen you use to upload and edit your photos "Chat GPT can make mistakes." So, why bother using it? Welll, depending on what you ask for, and how many times you edit your photo, the errors may be something unique and interesting.
Take this image I did back in 2017. Nice enough, typical toys-on-table top setup with Godzilla added in using Photoshop. Nothing special. The photo was entered into the Chat GPT screen with the only edit being, "add a background'. The image turned out pretty decent and so far I'm loving the backgrounds Chat GPT generates (more on that subject to come). You can still tell that Godzilla was a cut-and-paste affair, but hey, these are toys and the original photo was nothing more than the product of a few minutes of idle time on the computer.
The second edit was a total surprise. The prompt was: "make it look like Godzilla is moving", thinking I would get a short movie-type file. Instead, several other things occurred:
-the position of Godzilla's legs are changed to imply that he's moving
-dust clouds appear around his leg and the vehicles also implying motion
-Godzilla's body is slightly adjusted to a different position within the photo
-the partial Jeep in the far right center has been replaced by a truck of unknown type
-and an entirely new armored vehicle of unknown type placed in the bottom left corner!
Fail or unexpected success? You tell me. I do like the second edit, but it's a little less 'me' and a bit more Chat GPT.
Ed
Third of five poses in FOV set #93040. I was thinking that I've got a couple of Formtech buildings that are appropriate for North Africa settings and as these FOV British figures are suitably attired for the North African campaign, that I should see what kind of setup I could cobble together.
Ed