I used some free credits that came with my Photoshop subscription (grrrr, subscription models) to generate this eight second video of me photographing dinosaurs from a helicopter.
I gave Firefly this real image of me in a helicopter as a starting point and simply prompted it thusly: A combat photographer flying in a helicopter over a verdant jungle photographs dinosaurs. It took about two minutes to generate the clip.
So...an amusing toy, but not, I would say, worth the economic, environmental, and social costs quite yet. Or possibly ever. I don't have an issue with creative tools, but only when their benefits outweigh their drawbacks.
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Showing posts with label Dinosaurs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dinosaurs. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Shooting Brontosaurs on Earth-967
Labels:
Adobe Firefly,
Atco,
Dinosaurs,
Generative AI,
Helicopters
Friday, October 16, 2020
Mr T for Triceratops
Monday, October 05, 2020
Better Bases
Yesterday I spent some time basing and re-basing Donkey Kong, the Ultra-Humanite, and Mr. T the T Rex. An improvement for all three, I think.
Labels:
80s,
art,
Dinosaurs,
Donkey Kong,
Painting,
popular culture,
Ultra-Humanite
Tuesday, September 29, 2020
Skin of the Reptile
Here is a T. Rex. Ignore the claws and the base, I'm redoing them. After many attempts, though, I finally got the skin colour and texture I wanted. Lean, mean, and green.
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