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Adrift

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Xenian biology textbook

submitted by /u/Big_Addendum_9920
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The inspectors inspected. And found nothing, of course.

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the Stoic

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I’ve created and seen many Ai images. I can pretty easily tell them apart but if I were to describe exactly why its a bit harder, the soft silky texture, overly contrasty lighting details, the strange tiny details? what is it exactly? Can’t put my finger on it exactly but how it renders often has this Ai aesthetic on it no matter the style or vibe you describe unless its a copy of art thats extremely close to the original like a painting or found or bad footage.

submitted by /u/MrYundaz
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Why do my animation iterations look exactly the same?

So... I start with an image, manually create a batch of 2 animations with an altered prompt, and the resulting animations are extremely similar. Then when I extend one of the animations, again changing the prompt for the next few seconds, I get two results that are almost frame-for-frame identical!

How do I get two different variations so I can pick the best? I'm wasting 50% of my fast hours right now.

The only suggestion I've seen is to add --raw but this had no effect.

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