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Ftoumou

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Hi all. I'm interested in realistic generations, photography and image editing.

Lately i've been looking around to find an AI system that can edit images by prompt. New version of Photoshop does that, although it's still a little early. Almost all models do accept a "reference image" as a base on which you type your prompt. The problem is that this a destructive technique and it's not even supposed to be used for editing an image. I'm looking for something where i can upload a photo and then give prompts, like "remove his eyeglasses", "replace coat with a jacket", "fix the shadows", "make it a rainy scenery", etc, which will apply the prompted changes without altering or re-constructing the photo. Is there any technology like this yet?
 
inpainting. Its not quite as simple as what you're looking for, but close. You paint a mask over the part you want to change, and then give the prompt for that. You might not be able to change some aspects like "make it rainy scenery" without it re-writing the whole image. But smaller stuff it might work for you.

I'm pretty sure this is available in the latest version of Photoshop, too. I could be wrong how it works, haven't dived into it yet.


 
Has anyone tried AudioModify maybe, what are your experiences with it? I found that it has some cool features when it comes to sound, and even a voice customization works really good. Worth a try definitely, you will even get a royalty free output so you can publish.
 
Yeah, I’ve been in the same boat. Most tools still kinda “rebuild” the image when you give a prompt, even if you just want a small change—it’s frustrating. Photoshop’s new generative fill is probably the closest thing right now, especially if you use masks. You can do things like remove glasses or change clothing, and the rest of the photo stays pretty intact.


But honestly, there’s no perfect tool yet that edits exactly like you’re describing without messing with the rest of the image. It’s getting close though—hopefully not too far off!
 
I get what you mean! Right now, Photoshop’s Generative Fill is the closest to what you're looking for. You can make specific edits like removing glasses or changing clothes, but it still requires some masking. Other tools like Runway ML and ControlNet are good for edits, but they can still mess with the whole image a bit. There isn’t a perfect tool yet, but Adobe's getting closer!
 
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