• empireOfLove2@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    6 months ago

    That seems totally fine. If he is upfront with clients that images are AI generated/uptouched, not real photos, and that is what they are paying for, that’s just called running a business that innovated a saturated market. He found a way to produce a product and do it cheaper than everyone else.

    Does it kinda cheapen out the experience from not capturing “real” memories? Personally I’d say yup. But that is my personal preference and not that of the clients.

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      6 months ago

      Personally I would be more disturbed if he offered and delivered real photos but never had showed up at the wedding (to my knowledge as the client).

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      6 months ago

      Or actually have photos of people? Or it actually be her.

      Like ai is good, but it’s not going to look like you

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        6 months ago

        Eh a good or even average Lora will make a very good image of a real person that’s close to indistinguishable

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        6 months ago

        With stable diffusion you can use real pictures or parts of real pictures and just let AI make up everything around it. It’s not like you’re generating the whole picture. You could, but it wouldn’t be useful for wedding pictures.

        Then again it’s a greentext and as we all know: everything on the internet is true.