I've never seen such an "organic" RUclips storyteller. Have you worked on TV before, or something? It's always interesting to watch regardless of the topic. Thank you very much!
I think Canva, like Runway (and others), is trying to create a full-service, one-stop-shop for creating images. I occasionally use the free Canva to create flyers, illustrations and graphic art type stuff in a pinch. It's pretty good for mocking up stuff in the traditional way with clip art and fonts.
Hi Tim, I'm among those who didn't see this coming - Canva acquiring Leonardo AI. Very unexpected. Hope it'll lead to better things for users. Waiting with both trepidation and hope. Thanks for this alert and update.
If there's one "celeb" I've always wanted to hang with, it's Keanu. Seems like such a chill guy, and I'd love to talk Phillip K Dick with him, while he plays bass, of course! Haha, jam session with Keanu. That's the life goal.
Thanks for the really interesting update. I hadn’t heard about affinity also become part of “the canva family”. As a very keen user of Leonardo’s Canvas editor, which hasn’t been updated at all since it’s released, I’d love to see that updated with some of the more human-lead image editing capabilities we see in affinity. But I’m sure they’d actually be happier with us paying our subscription fees for each of the tools in their suite separately.
Haha, that's a really good point at the end. Yeah, I think what we'll be seeing is a neutered version of Leo's model in Canva, while the "big toys" will still be in Leo proper. But, I do still suspect that Leo will be making an appearance in Affinity. It just makes sense...
This is why i use krita with the stable Diffusion plug-in to replace gen fill, it lets me choose the model and parameters myself for full creative control.
one quick note - for the Midjourney personalization feature, they say you have to rate at least 200 images for it to work, not 2000. great video thanks for the updates!
Did they reduce it? I thought it was 2000! Haha, well- that just gets you that much more fine tuned I guess! Seriously though, it’s kind of zen rating images!
@@TheoreticallyMedia oh totally haha I love it! I have like 10k 😂 - I think it's if you're one of the top 2000 raters you get a fast hour, but for the --p it's a minimum of 200 ratings. but yeah doesn't matter too much I rate for fun xD
The statute ala heresy syrup was not Michelangelo's, actually the "David" would be a good choice because it has a worried look, which is how I look when they pour syrup on my head.
I wanted to see if the new, improved Midjourney would accept an image of a dead movie star so I uploaded a high-res photo of Lauren Bacall at the height of her days with Bogie with a prompt that exactly described the reference photo. Midjourney gave me a buxom fifteen year old with big pouty lips. Bacall's ash blond medium length hair was changed to very long dark curly hair and her piercing blue eyes now looked like she was on serious downer drugs. This was the creme de la creme image generator! I feel like I'm going crazy (or it is).
4:33 I’d hate to discard a good image just because Midjourney spelled something incorrectly. I wish there was an easy way to fix the spelling mistake, while still keeping the image.
I know, it kills me. You can Inpaint it out-- and try again, but usually the best bet at that point is to take it into Photoshop, remove the MJ text and just do your own. AI is never one-button push, as I always say!
How is everything "Game changing" and every week "A big week" for AI? Those terms have lost all meaning. Something I've noticed. I like your videos, however.
Thanks for the heads-up about a Keanu book. I'm curious about it as he uses to say he's not really a "man of words". About Affinity, I've just downloaded it. I lean heavily into LR for processing my photos but if they did manage to get a decent RAW editor paired with a PS equivalent, I'll be SO HAPPY to ditch Adobe. And, as you said, Adobe's "AI" is incredibly bad. Let's see how it goes... Tks!
Curious as well-- haven't cracked into it until vacation officially starts, but I tend to think he was the "ideas guy" while his co-author was the "words on page" guy. As far as Affinity-- yeah, I think (as a the version I used awhile back) they had a Raw editor built into it. In fact, yup: Just double checked, it's in there!
@@TheoreticallyMedia Thanks for checking. I haven't had the time to unpack Affinity as I'm trying to get my Linux dev machine going. About Keanu, yes, I thought the other guy I saw when you quickly showed the book was "The Wordsmith", notorious companion to John Wick! PS - Although I think you kind of a "digital Chaplin", if you ever need a script for the noir movie I've been meaning to get some visuals to what I write. Latest story is about a building in an interesting place in Rio where some black market pharma thing is going on. It also involves a character who's been "cancelled" from all systems. (If Chandler met Gibson and they were both watching Death & Robots in Rio that would come close!!) 😁
The old Discord Describe I thought was pretty good-- but the newer Keyword Describe? Yeah, I can see that. What I liked about it was that it would link terms and artists to Wiki pages, where you could read up on various styles. It was a nice little "art school" hidden in there.
The thing that really sucks about Adobe's generative fill is that even if you use it to SOLELY remove an object from the background, it embeds it with a made by Ai metadata tag. I don't think that's really fair because simply removing an object doesn't suddenly negate an entire project built from scratch without AI assets. I get tagging it if you use actual AI generated elements such as pictures or components. That's really my only gripe with it
That's actually a good point. Hadn't thought of that-- It does lead to a really interesting quandary: Is removing something, generating? I don't think it is. Every once in awhile, I get to talk to some Adobe folks-- I'll bring that up next time. Might just be one of those overlooked things. From what I've seen, Adobe is a pretty big company and the left hand often doesn't know what the right is doing.
Canva esp. will eventually kill the market for graphic artists. That company doesn't even try to make the user put some decent effort into getting good results... If any average person can access pro features so easily, why would anyone hire you as a professional? I think the best thing for any artist to do is to actually learn to create his/her own AI network and saturate the market just these companies are doing with their software and level the stress out. This whole scene is crazy! With all that subscription we would end up not owning our tools of trade. Great channel btw...Don't say I didn't tell ya!
I think at some point we may see a monetization strategy akin to musicians/spotify, in which you will see a small profit every time an artist's data is used in an output. Maybe, at least? That said, as someone who has music on Spotify-- I also know the rev split is NOT going to be in the artists favor. Ultimately-- at least in a professional context: most "higher ups" (those that pay the bills) aren't going to be doing design work on their own. They'll still be hiring artists to do that work. Some will be lazy and use Canva and other tools-- but the ones that will have long lasting careers will be utilizing their talents along with tools like Leo (proper), MJ, Photoshop, and others...
The idea of creating with diminishing tokens in mind goes against my artistic grain. There has got to be a better way lol artistic people come from all different sorts of backgrounds, that includes students. Why provide a service/product with all these features and then make it out of reach to the most artistic sector of folks? there are more creative people on the globe that cannot afford a basic subscription a opposed to the ones who can in this present day world economic situation. Thanks to companies like Synthesizer v, there is a flicker of hope...Knock on wood! @TheoreticallyMedia Thanks for your response... I hope your idea pans out.
midjourney is great for art and sci fi but i still think it lags a bit behind with people and still feels "ai" i find for people images stable diffusion xl lightning + realvis 4.0 or crea checkpoint really is the best workflow for me but HOPEFULLY 7.0 will add better generation of people plus improved lighting etc and something to look into! flux is not bad but i still find in my test for realism and lighting SDXL with the right checkpoint does better but thats just the base model so im sure in time with user made checkpoints and updates it will only get better! and gen 3 alpha image to video rocks!
Great! So now we don't have a viable Photoshop alternative anymore and Leonardo will probably become too expensive to use as well... It was great while it lasted.
oh, I don't. know-- the plus side w/ Affinity is you can buy it now, (for like $39!) and you've got it for life. I still have a copy of CS6 on a DVD somewhere! Haha-- I'll never surrender it!
I still find the leonardo ai upscaler to be the best but it’s heavy on credits. Anyone have any other suggestions for an upscaler? I find best results with Midjourney + Leonardo upscaler + kling for animation
Check out the Krea upscaler for a 3rd option. The one thing Krea has that I haven't seen anywhere else is a creative video upscaler. So, a bit like Magnific, but video? It's pretty wild. Note: It can go a bit crazy, so you've really got to play with those sliders, but still: A really neat feature.
Before runway wakes up to the cost barrier...kling would have already controlled the market. It's dead cheap and simply awesome....runway has no chance to compete with kling's performance and price. I never thought till like a week ago that I will ever buy a AI video subscription as it's a lossy proposition considering the price and that you also pay for the failed output which is ridiculous. But here comes KLINg and I instantly subscribed to the PRO version without any argument. It's that good.
I'm thinking that Kling forced their hand on the price reduction. Those prices were tough to ignore! I picked up the 6 month pro plan-- mostly, since at the speed AI moves, 6 months is a massive amount of time and who knows what we'll be seeing at that point!
I need help. I'm looking for the best ai video generator. I've tested them all but b4 paying I need advice. I'm getting pushed towards luma but I've tested kling also and haiper. I need help
To be fair, I do shout out a certain Woman's Dutch Footballer quite often! Ha! Fun side note: Did you know if you prompt Man or Woman, followed by an emoji flag of whatever country in Midjourney, you get someone from that country? Kinda cool!
Leonardo would be great if it wasn't for the wretched, schizophrenic Content Moderation System. Inconsistent nightmare, that for a year they have refused to fix.
Flux.1 pro/dev is insanely good, but it doesn't take in images for references. I don't like Leonardo AI. Its generated images are underwhelming and it burns through tokens like crazy. Ideogram is among the best.
We can't see what you're talking about without having side-by-sides or by showing images right after another, instead of cutting back to you between images.
Leonardo has been going downhill for awhile - and just in the last week or two, it's really gone to hell. Really a shame for what *was* my go to free image generator for realism. Hopefully Canva can get it back on track.
I think they've been dialing in the new Phoenix model. I've for sure noticed that as well-- Phoenix is their own "owned" model, so I think we're basically looking at a v.1. Leo has always been rock solid, so I'm happy to give them some time to get their ducks in order. Plus, even if you ignore the image gen part: You've still got upscaling, real time, and motion there. They do offer a lot!
@@TheoreticallyMedia The biggest issue I have with Leonardo, other than the occasional Cronenberg monstrosity being generated, is the content filter. Everything gets blocked these days...and I mean **EVERYTHING** - The most innocuous/innocent/vanilla prompts get flagged. It's pretty much unusable for character creation at this point. It might still be good for scenery...maybe?
Mid journey is just to lazy man, they are focusing on video, all this ither BS instead of working on making images the best ever, Mid journey is about to be surpassed, they can't even focus on the website
I did, but it kind of went to trash as I didn't have time to moderate it. Working on a new community hub, but building it out slowly so I can get it right next time! I'll make some announcements when its ready!
@@TheoreticallyMedia well if you did have a Discord I was going to ask you what are your current too three image to video generators. Is Pika in your top three and if not why?
I've never seen such an "organic" RUclips storyteller. Have you worked on TV before, or something? It's always interesting to watch regardless of the topic. Thank you very much!
He's George RR Martin's son.
I think Canva, like Runway (and others), is trying to create a full-service, one-stop-shop for creating images. I occasionally use the free Canva to create flyers, illustrations and graphic art type stuff in a pinch. It's pretty good for mocking up stuff in the traditional way with clip art and fonts.
Hi Tim, I'm among those who didn't see this coming - Canva acquiring Leonardo AI. Very unexpected. Hope it'll lead to better things for users. Waiting with both trepidation and hope. Thanks for this alert and update.
Great info as usual! Can't go wrong with Keanu under any circumstances
If there's one "celeb" I've always wanted to hang with, it's Keanu. Seems like such a chill guy, and I'd love to talk Phillip K Dick with him, while he plays bass, of course! Haha, jam session with Keanu. That's the life goal.
Thanks for the really interesting update. I hadn’t heard about affinity also become part of “the canva family”. As a very keen user of Leonardo’s Canvas editor, which hasn’t been updated at all since it’s released, I’d love to see that updated with some of the more human-lead image editing capabilities we see in affinity. But I’m sure they’d actually be happier with us paying our subscription fees for each of the tools in their suite separately.
Haha, that's a really good point at the end. Yeah, I think what we'll be seeing is a neutered version of Leo's model in Canva, while the "big toys" will still be in Leo proper.
But, I do still suspect that Leo will be making an appearance in Affinity. It just makes sense...
5:31 Hey! It's Pirate Anne Bonny! Thanks for the book recommendation. Looks fun. Insider Neo knowledge. Also: thanks for checking Runway prices.
This is why i use krita with the stable Diffusion plug-in to replace gen fill, it lets me choose the model and parameters myself for full creative control.
I'll check it out! Also, really curious about Flux-- gonna play with that this weekend.
Congrats on 100k been watching since like 20k
Great videos - I love your presentation style. re: Midjourney "Tools" option on the web, I don't have this option. Looks like you have special powers.
one quick note - for the Midjourney personalization feature, they say you have to rate at least 200 images for it to work, not 2000. great video thanks for the updates!
Did they reduce it? I thought it was 2000! Haha, well- that just gets you that much more fine tuned I guess!
Seriously though, it’s kind of zen rating images!
@@TheoreticallyMedia oh totally haha I love it! I have like 10k 😂 - I think it's if you're one of the top 2000 raters you get a fast hour, but for the --p it's a minimum of 200 ratings. but yeah doesn't matter too much I rate for fun xD
TIm's Bar and Grill definitely has the vibe of the real world Bora Bora Beach Club Bar/restaurant on the south west side of Bora Bora
Bora is still one of those places I haven't visited yet! I think this might have just put it on the list!
The statute ala heresy syrup was not Michelangelo's, actually the "David" would be a good choice because it has a worried look, which is how I look when they pour syrup on my head.
Great video as always! Thanks Tim!!! Have a great weekend! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🎥🎬
Thank you! You too! (Actually, it looks like an AWESOME weekend, since for the first time this summer: NO PLANS!!)
@@TheoreticallyMedia Great! Enjoy the NO PLANS weekend to recharge! Sometimes we need those! 😁👍🏻
I wanted to see if the new, improved Midjourney would accept an image of a dead movie star so I uploaded a high-res photo of Lauren Bacall at the height of her days with Bogie with a prompt that exactly described the reference photo. Midjourney gave me a buxom fifteen year old with big pouty lips. Bacall's ash blond medium length hair was changed to very long dark curly hair and her piercing blue eyes now looked like she was on serious downer drugs. This was the creme de la creme image generator! I feel like I'm going crazy (or it is).
4:33 I’d hate to discard a good image just because Midjourney spelled something incorrectly. I wish there was an easy way to fix the spelling mistake, while still keeping the image.
I know, it kills me. You can Inpaint it out-- and try again, but usually the best bet at that point is to take it into Photoshop, remove the MJ text and just do your own.
AI is never one-button push, as I always say!
Heheheheh, I struggled yesterday and added a 'You', felt a bit relieved 😂
I'm an IN TO TM Book Club! Also I think Tim's Bar and Grill has no Wifi. Great stuff as always Tim, thank ya!
😲 Canva purchased Leonardo? That's news to me!
Fascinating
Crazy right?! I did NOT see that coming!
@@TheoreticallyMediacurious if they plan on incorporating it into their Afinity graphic softwares
@@TheoreticallyMedia Hopefully they dont censor like Midjourney does. Cant use celebrities as character reference
How is everything "Game changing" and every week "A big week" for AI? Those terms have lost all meaning. Something I've noticed. I like your videos, however.
That's what they call exponential growth. Think 2 years back when there was nothing, and imagine 2 years ahead when the news now seems child's play
You have to have this style of title to show in RUclips algorithm. Otherwise your video doesn’t show up.
I hear ya. But right now, everything IS 😂 The growth of AI is crazy right now.
By reporting the most influential improvements/changes to a rapidly advancing technology.
@@Buckdawgyup, it's leaping forward. There are new tools so often it seems hourly.
Thanks for the heads-up about a Keanu book. I'm curious about it as he uses to say he's not really a "man of words". About Affinity, I've just downloaded it. I lean heavily into LR for processing my photos but if they did manage to get a decent RAW editor paired with a PS equivalent, I'll be SO HAPPY to ditch Adobe. And, as you said, Adobe's "AI" is incredibly bad. Let's see how it goes... Tks!
Curious as well-- haven't cracked into it until vacation officially starts, but I tend to think he was the "ideas guy" while his co-author was the "words on page" guy.
As far as Affinity-- yeah, I think (as a the version I used awhile back) they had a Raw editor built into it. In fact, yup: Just double checked, it's in there!
@@TheoreticallyMedia Thanks for checking. I haven't had the time to unpack Affinity as I'm trying to get my Linux dev machine going. About Keanu, yes, I thought the other guy I saw when you quickly showed the book was "The Wordsmith", notorious companion to John Wick! PS - Although I think you kind of a "digital Chaplin", if you ever need a script for the noir movie I've been meaning to get some visuals to what I write. Latest story is about a building in an interesting place in Rio where some black market pharma thing is going on. It also involves a character who's been "cancelled" from all systems. (If Chandler met Gibson and they were both watching Death & Robots in Rio that would come close!!) 😁
4:48
The old Describe wasn't great. I hope the new Describe fares much better because it can be a very useful tool. 👍
The old Discord Describe I thought was pretty good-- but the newer Keyword Describe? Yeah, I can see that. What I liked about it was that it would link terms and artists to Wiki pages, where you could read up on various styles. It was a nice little "art school" hidden in there.
The thing that really sucks about Adobe's generative fill is that even if you use it to SOLELY remove an object from the background, it embeds it with a made by Ai metadata tag. I don't think that's really fair because simply removing an object doesn't suddenly negate an entire project built from scratch without AI assets. I get tagging it if you use actual AI generated elements such as pictures or components. That's really my only gripe with it
That's actually a good point. Hadn't thought of that-- It does lead to a really interesting quandary: Is removing something, generating? I don't think it is.
Every once in awhile, I get to talk to some Adobe folks-- I'll bring that up next time. Might just be one of those overlooked things. From what I've seen, Adobe is a pretty big company and the left hand often doesn't know what the right is doing.
I hope This month is hype because i think ill still be waiting for advanced voice for "a couple weeks"
The voice thing is KILLLING me-- I want to play with it so much. I wake every morning, but still no love from OpenAI.
@@TheoreticallyMedia fr lol
Canva esp. will eventually kill the market for graphic artists. That company doesn't even try to make the user put some decent effort into getting good results... If any average person can access pro features so easily, why would anyone hire you as a professional? I think the best thing for any artist to do is to actually learn to create his/her own AI network and saturate the market just these companies are doing with their software and level the stress out. This whole scene is crazy! With all that subscription we would end up not owning our tools of trade. Great channel btw...Don't say I didn't tell ya!
I think at some point we may see a monetization strategy akin to musicians/spotify, in which you will see a small profit every time an artist's data is used in an output. Maybe, at least?
That said, as someone who has music on Spotify-- I also know the rev split is NOT going to be in the artists favor.
Ultimately-- at least in a professional context: most "higher ups" (those that pay the bills) aren't going to be doing design work on their own. They'll still be hiring artists to do that work. Some will be lazy and use Canva and other tools-- but the ones that will have long lasting careers will be utilizing their talents along with tools like Leo (proper), MJ, Photoshop, and others...
The idea of creating with diminishing tokens in mind goes against my artistic grain. There has got to be a better way lol artistic people come from all different sorts of backgrounds, that includes students. Why provide a service/product with all these features and then make it out of reach to the most artistic sector of folks? there are more creative people on the globe that cannot afford a basic subscription a opposed to the ones who can in this present day world economic situation. Thanks to companies like Synthesizer v, there is a flicker of hope...Knock on wood! @TheoreticallyMedia Thanks for your response... I hope your idea pans out.
midjourney is great for art and sci fi but i still think it lags a bit behind with people and still feels "ai" i find for people images stable diffusion xl lightning + realvis 4.0 or crea checkpoint really is the best workflow for me but HOPEFULLY 7.0 will add better generation of people plus improved lighting etc and something to look into! flux is not bad but i still find in my test for realism and lighting SDXL with the right checkpoint does better but thats just the base model so im sure in time with user made checkpoints and updates it will only get better! and gen 3 alpha image to video rocks!
Great! So now we don't have a viable Photoshop alternative anymore and Leonardo will probably become too expensive to use as well...
It was great while it lasted.
oh, I don't. know-- the plus side w/ Affinity is you can buy it now, (for like $39!) and you've got it for life. I still have a copy of CS6 on a DVD somewhere! Haha-- I'll never surrender it!
@@TheoreticallyMediaplus I think they made the trial software extended for like 6 months
I still find the leonardo ai upscaler to be the best but it’s heavy on credits. Anyone have any other suggestions for an upscaler? I find best results with Midjourney + Leonardo upscaler + kling for animation
Check out the Krea upscaler for a 3rd option. The one thing Krea has that I haven't seen anywhere else is a creative video upscaler. So, a bit like Magnific, but video? It's pretty wild. Note: It can go a bit crazy, so you've really got to play with those sliders, but still: A really neat feature.
@@TheoreticallyMedia thanks so much!
Great job as always.
Appreciate that!!
It's also been a big week for music and audio AI. Wait, that was last week. ...I can't keep up anymore!
Haha, I know! I'm behind on a Suno/Udio update video! Hopefully next week?
Go Tim
Runnin' as fast as I can!!
flux has arrive!!! every other competition is nuked!
New video on Flux is up now! It's pretty killer!
Lol pure marketing ma friend.
Rock star
i really hope the canva thing doesnt make leonardo come down harder with censorship
Amazing!!!
0:53 Zark Muckerberg
noting down, "a free drink and a free burger."
Cool
appreciate it!
Before runway wakes up to the cost barrier...kling would have already controlled the market. It's dead cheap and simply awesome....runway has no chance to compete with kling's performance and price. I never thought till like a week ago that I will ever buy a AI video subscription as it's a lossy proposition considering the price and that you also pay for the failed output which is ridiculous.
But here comes KLINg and I instantly subscribed to the PRO version without any argument. It's that good.
I'm thinking that Kling forced their hand on the price reduction. Those prices were tough to ignore! I picked up the 6 month pro plan-- mostly, since at the speed AI moves, 6 months is a massive amount of time and who knows what we'll be seeing at that point!
And how does one acquire these vouchers for a free beer and burger at Tim’s Beach Bar?
The code word is “man in a blue business suit!”
Leonardo is great! Has anyone compared it to CGDream? Would love to hear some opinions
Runway pricing structure is shameful. I was one of the first users and still am paying $15 for editing 5 videos
I need help.
I'm looking for the best ai video generator. I've tested them all but b4 paying I need advice. I'm getting pushed towards luma but I've tested kling also and haiper.
I need help
❤
Anyway, the non existent Sora is still cheaper than Runway. :)
Ha! I heard a rumor that Sora was supposed to release in July...uh, here we are on Aug 2nd...so, I guess not! Geez...those guys.
@@TheoreticallyMedia LOL
Always America though :)
To be fair, I do shout out a certain Woman's Dutch Footballer quite often! Ha! Fun side note: Did you know if you prompt Man or Woman, followed by an emoji flag of whatever country in Midjourney, you get someone from that country?
Kinda cool!
@@TheoreticallyMedia I tried it with Wales where I live, I got a yank :)
Acquisition lol the winner is Leonardo imo grats to them
Seriously! Big congrats to the Leo crew! I’ve met a few of them and they’re great people!
Leonardo would be great if it wasn't for the wretched, schizophrenic Content Moderation System. Inconsistent nightmare, that for a year they have refused to fix.
Well, hopefully now they've gotten an infusion of cash to solve some of those problems! Fingers crossed!
We've come to the point where we're getting crumbs from the AI industry. I think AI has reached its peak.
This comment wont age very well
Flux.1 pro/dev is insanely good, but it doesn't take in images for references. I don't like Leonardo AI. Its generated images are underwhelming and it burns through tokens like crazy. Ideogram is among the best.
We can't see what you're talking about without having side-by-sides or by showing images right after another, instead of cutting back to you between images.
I love Gen 3, but (!) I figure it’s costing me ten dollars an hour. Too rich for just playing around.
Nooooooo!!!! F*** Canvas!
Haha, not a fan?
@@TheoreticallyMedia I hadn't watched all the way through when I commented. Thought they were pulling the Leonardo site and giving its tools to Canva
Leonardo has been going downhill for awhile - and just in the last week or two, it's really gone to hell. Really a shame for what *was* my go to free image generator for realism.
Hopefully Canva can get it back on track.
I think they've been dialing in the new Phoenix model. I've for sure noticed that as well-- Phoenix is their own "owned" model, so I think we're basically looking at a v.1. Leo has always been rock solid, so I'm happy to give them some time to get their ducks in order.
Plus, even if you ignore the image gen part: You've still got upscaling, real time, and motion there. They do offer a lot!
@@TheoreticallyMedia The biggest issue I have with Leonardo, other than the occasional Cronenberg monstrosity being generated, is the content filter. Everything gets blocked these days...and I mean **EVERYTHING** - The most innocuous/innocent/vanilla prompts get flagged. It's pretty much unusable for character creation at this point. It might still be good for scenery...maybe?
After watch flux ai..this look like so shitty..
gonna do a Flux video on Monday!
Canva goes over Adobe............
Mid journey is just to lazy man, they are focusing on video, all this ither BS instead of working on making images the best ever, Mid journey is about to be surpassed, they can't even focus on the website
Hey I enjoy your content. Do you have a Discord?
I did, but it kind of went to trash as I didn't have time to moderate it. Working on a new community hub, but building it out slowly so I can get it right next time! I'll make some announcements when its ready!
@@TheoreticallyMedia well if you did have a Discord I was going to ask you what are your current too three image to video generators. Is Pika in your top three and if not why?