#Album Art Creation & Edit feature discussion

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worn oak
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This discussion is getting a little long in the tooth so turning it into a thread so we can continue without preventing people from seeing the art.

Screenshot included of previous messages -

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this image is an example of using the edit feature myself to some mixed effectiveness

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the first image was this

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you might notice that I didn't use a FULL panel generation to edit the other parts - I have to include enough of my original image in the generation panel for it to recognize the rest of the piece

stable bobcat
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Oh neat. Maybe is this similar to the in/out painting? I'm just strictly (at present) using the edit option on a mobile where you can swipe a bit of the image away and edit text

worn oak
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I haven't touched the in/out painting yet actually. Been working on learning the editing first before I touch that haha

stable bobcat
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Oh cool, ok helpful to know it's possible then with just basic edit

worn oak
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This was a struggle though and I had to edit some parts twice over to get them how I wanted as I expanded the image further.

stable bobcat
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So then I'm very curious! How did you have the generation extend the initial picture?

worn oak
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Plus sometimes the edit RESETS to an earlier prompt you had >.<

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let me grab 2 images to show an example

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earlier version

stable bobcat
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Also; I've tried to keep up in another chats - it's best to start with all new text for the edited update? Or did you keep any text similar ?

worn oak
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Depends entirely on what you want to edit

stable bobcat
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So let me show you an example

worn oak
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the VERY FIRST version of this image had a 'hollow' finger pointing out (like a rifle) that Discord couldn't upload. I had it cover part of the guy in the middle but didn't need to mention much about him since it had enough context to just fill in the erased area naturally. The outside I was expanding needed some extra work though, changed the prompt to specifically fit what I wanted out of that new area

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Sometimes this feels like you're working with totally different artists though. I couldn't get DALL-E to recreate a 'fixed' version of the original 'ghost wife' or whatever it was after I had erased her. And re-uploading would've started me at a lower resolution.

stable bobcat
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It's an example of a an attempt to keep most of the image; but trying to add specific

worn oak
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go for it

stable bobcat
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Like all my credits lmao

worn oak
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you're not expanding here, just trying to edit in the same resolution. Is that correct?

stable bobcat
stable bobcat
worn oak
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Yeah in my experience that's harder to do than expanding it. I started my image off with the guy in the middle as a 'close-up portrait with bla bla bla details and bla bla bla background'

worn oak
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then expanded to include the details I didn't have

stable bobcat
worn oak
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this feature is in beta, and right now it tries to fill back-in a lot of the same stuff like you said you were struggling with earlier. If the area is too small it'll often just re-do whatever it thinks 'fills in' the image

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sec let me open dalle up

stable bobcat
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if the area is too small

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could very well be that for this one

worn oak
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Yeah, based on what I saw you struggling with that seemed to be the problem

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do you know how to expand the image yet?

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beyond the standard resolution

stable bobcat
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These two are pretty hilarious epic though so I'm definitely loving it in general ๐Ÿ˜น

worn oak
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lol

stable bobcat
worn oak
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okay let me give a quick step-by-step because it took me a sec to realize it was even a possibility

stable bobcat
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And you use "standard resolution" a lot so I'm guessing this is important

worn oak
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By standard resolution I'm referring to the regular resolution Dall-E sets these images to without edits

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and sets any uploaded images to

stable bobcat
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And prob tied to the image as is initially

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?

worn oak
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yeah

worn oak
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just a quirk with how DALL-E currently works

stable bobcat
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(Separate thought -- can it be why I have to be so specific and still struggle to get dall-e to give a "longer/wider shot" in general / default)

worn oak
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So step 1 - pick some image you want to edit / expand

worn oak
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soemtiems

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let's say I love this image but want to erase a part like a single coin

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first I'll erase it and then I'll add a generation frame (f)

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(the button to the right of the eraser tool)

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then I might use the pan tool to pan down and use the select to change where the generation frame is positioned until I have just enough context for DALL-E to 'fill in' what I felt was a 'blemish / mistake' on the image

stable bobcat
worn oak
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see all that blank stuff? that will be what it generates as a completely new image.

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but it does it with the context of ONLY the area the generation frame is overlapped with

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generating essentially as if the rest of the image to the right doesn't exist

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This can be both an asset and a pain in the a**

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if you forget to overlap, you end up essentially 'wasting' credits as it won't even fit in the same universe/style/color scheme as your original image.

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thankfully Dall-E saves those in the collection so you can go back if you want to use them on their own

stable bobcat
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Just making a bit larger area, and trusting it to fill back in whatever was there that was wanted .. already helps a bit; more consistent extra content in the edit generation appears

worn oak
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Yes exactly

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before it was doing the 'fill-in' aspect I mentioned

stable bobcat
worn oak
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Mhm

stable bobcat
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I see this looking back

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already excited to do more with earlier stuff

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๐Ÿ˜น๐Ÿฅฐ

worn oak
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but if you don't realize how the AI's 'formula' works (at the end of the day every AI is a formulaic system), you miss out haha

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So glad!

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I'll let you play ๐Ÿ™‚

stable bobcat
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Thank you so much for the time!

worn oak
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Of course! Enjoy creating with your expanded creativity :3