Jerry’s Catch-All

zenjenny said:
It would be a very Dickensian image if not for those extraordinarily clean children
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In order to get them spread out like I wanted, I had to have them playing something more modern, like stickball. Dickensian leaves them half playing, half huddled together for warmth.
 
The Aviatrix

MidJourney, iColorama

Once again, merging two MidJourney images eliminates the need to get both foreground and background correct in the same pass. Also, iOS’ native background eraser takes away the tedium of masking the subject.

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juryjone said:
The Aviatrix

MidJourney, iColorama

Once again, merging two MidJourney images eliminates the need to get both foreground and background correct in the same pass. Also, iOS’ native background eraser takes away the tedium of masking the subject.

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Nice merger. I didn’t know IOS had a background eraser…..I always use Superimpose for tricky stuff. :thinking:
 
Built-in Audience

MidJourney, iColorama

The swordsman is a representation of me from last year’s “I Hate Hamlet”, placed on a surrealistic landscape.

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Starzee said:
Nice merger. I didn’t know IOS had a background eraser…..I always use Superimpose for tricky stuff. :thinking:
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What Jerry said. As an alternative, once you see that the subject has been selected, you can take your finger off, and you'll get a popup menu option to copy the subject to the clipboard. From there, you can paste it into another app.

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juryjone said:
In Photos, tap and hold on the subject. Then use your other hand to back out to the photo selection and drop the cut out. It creates a png with a transparent background.


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I’m laughing at myself. DUH! Of course I knew about that. I’ve been thinking of it as a foreground extractor sort of thing. Background eraser just didn’t click. :lmao: Nice job getting the shot of the operation in progress. I don’t have that much coordination.
 
Starzee said:
I’m laughing at myself. DUH! Of course I knew about that. I’ve been thinking of it as a foreground extractor sort of thing. Background eraser just didn’t click. :lmao: Nice job getting the shot of the operation in progress. I don’t have that much coordination.
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That third hand helps at times. :lmao:
 
terse said:
What Jerry said. As an alternative, once you see that the subject has been selected, you can take your finger off, and you'll get a popup menu option to copy the subject to the clipboard. From there, you can paste it into another app.

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You can also save the clipped image to your camera roll. That’s what I’ve been doing,
 
terse said:
It truly does (well, except for the weird wine glass). It's fascinating because one of the identifying features of AI-generated art for me has been that it looks so smooth and all of a piece. This is not like that at all.
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It often does come across as too homogeneous. I have to admit I need to use a collage artist’s name (Kurt Scwitters) in order to get it to look “right”. Here are the four images I got.

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juryjone said:
It often does come across as too homogeneous. I have to admit I need to use a collage artist’s name (Kurt Scwitters) in order to get it to look “right”. Here are the four images I got.

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That half vamp in the upper right is pretty cool, too. Sort of looks like Abraham Lincoln.
 
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