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Adèle Exarchopoulos *sigh*. [I am now negotiating an obstruction in my breeches with the same tough, knotty and veined aspect as a Portuguese sailor's arm.]
The dialogue in this is so funny. Who said Victorians were up-tight.
More interesting Adèle..... [nudity].
Pretty sure I got that blue movie she is in somewhere in my collection. dont recall watching it so I may have to.
Heres an attempt at dialing her in.
Nice work Adam.
Blue Is The Warmest Colour [note the proper spelling of colour 🙂 ]
Remember a while back I made a Lora for her.
Be honest and tell me how close my attempt looks. 1-10
I always think my trys are about a 7 but can never honestly tell. I just grab a few characters with similar features and roll with it.
Surprised you haven't warmed daz up for her.
The thing is, her main defining feature is her mouth shape/smile IMO, and also why I think she's adorable.... so without that feature being an obvious characteristic in an image it's hard to compare.
It reminds me of an experiment where people had electodes on their heads, while looking at pictures of people's faces.
At the same time, an Ai was measuring their responses to figure out the perfect face for each person, and then it would generate those images too.
https://www.computer.org/csdl/journal/ta/2023/01/09353984/1r9YoKfih4A
"Surprised you haven't warmed daz up for her."
DS is dead to me and I haven't used it for 18 months. It doesn't do what I want to do ATM and IMO I get far more realistic and pleasing results using AI. I can create my own unique characters with Lora training and don't have to rely on anyone else to do it for me. Sure you can mix morphs in DS but you're still stuck within DS's very limited capabilities.
"...to figure out the perfect face for each person.."
I'm long past thinking there's anything strictly perfection, and I don't consider my ideals regarding beauty are particularly widely held, probably quite narrow and even divergent/deviant from the normallows. All people's view regarding beauty differ considerably.Nice looking woman at 210
Id say that in general most people can probably conform to a basic standard of what attractive is and isnt
The AI basically measures your brain reactions to variuos pictures, and then shows you pics of people with similar features (for example eyes) and then finds the ones that elicit the max response. Then it locks in one feature, and does the same with others.
Granted, there is 1 perfect face, but they'll surely have most things in common.
Granted, in the AI world the research is now ancient (made 3 years ago), but i think with today's generative AI, it would look better?
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