I've only played with the free version so far but here's my points. Negatives: 1.0 doesn't do celebs. It doesn't have any kind of face restore, so they're bad if you aren't close up. Positives: It's really great for text, not perfect but you usually get at least one good image, sometimes more. It's excellent for logos, either as a base to work on or finished product. Text works on both logos and signs in realistic photo images. Which, if you don't mind, leaves me with two questions about the paid version. Does it have face restore? Can I reduce the batch size down from 4, as that amount is a bit wasteful of credits sometimes?
There is no face restore function unfortunately. It's REALLY hard to get it to lock in a face. For that you need to use MidJourney's SREF function which I cover in my Consistency video OR you can use Artflow, but that's only worth if if you are using the same face over and over (which I do for my own face)
Very nice review (especially since you weren't trying to sell). If you are using Bing for logo creation is this for personal use? I too like some of the images that Bing generates better than Dalle 3 but hesitate to use them due to their statement that they aren't for commercial use (maybe they changed that).
This is a good question. It's a grey area and I'm not selling the logos. It's just if a new product needs a logo that I do this. I have a paid Dall-e 3 license so I'm paying for the software. But I definitely would hesitate to sell a logo made with Bing.
@@ServeNoMaster1 Thanks, I struggle with it myself. I do sell images so stopped using Bing to be safe. I do wish they'd have a paid commercial license because in some styles they outshine Dalle 3. Thanks for your reply
I just created a new fav logo for my latest brand yesterday w perfect text and style and detail, Amazing
That's awesome. Would love to see it!
I've only played with the free version so far but here's my points. Negatives: 1.0 doesn't do celebs. It doesn't have any kind of face restore, so they're bad if you aren't close up. Positives: It's really great for text, not perfect but you usually get at least one good image, sometimes more. It's excellent for logos, either as a base to work on or finished product. Text works on both logos and signs in realistic photo images.
Which, if you don't mind, leaves me with two questions about the paid version. Does it have face restore? Can I reduce the batch size down from 4, as that amount is a bit wasteful of credits sometimes?
There is no face restore function unfortunately. It's REALLY hard to get it to lock in a face. For that you need to use MidJourney's SREF function which I cover in my Consistency video OR you can use Artflow, but that's only worth if if you are using the same face over and over (which I do for my own face)
Please show us how to upload image and edit it inside ideogram.
That is coming in part 2 tomorrow. I've already uploaded it!
Very nice review (especially since you weren't trying to sell). If you are using Bing for logo creation is this for personal use? I too like some of the images that Bing generates better than Dalle 3 but hesitate to use them due to their statement that they aren't for commercial use (maybe they changed that).
This is a good question. It's a grey area and I'm not selling the logos. It's just if a new product needs a logo that I do this. I have a paid Dall-e 3 license so I'm paying for the software. But I definitely would hesitate to sell a logo made with Bing.
@@ServeNoMaster1 Thanks, I struggle with it myself. I do sell images so stopped using Bing to be safe. I do wish they'd have a paid commercial license because in some styles they outshine Dalle 3. Thanks for your reply
@@robo3383 That makes sense to me.