Generative AI Imaging: What Creative Pros Need to Know
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Julian Velard, Stefan Mumaw, Amy Wynne, Jim Krause, Ben Long, Tracey Clark, Denise Jacobs, and George Maestri
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01 - Get ready for AI imaging.mp4
01:39
01 - AI in action.mp4
06:22
02 - Applied AI imaging.mp4
05:41
03 - AI for people who hire creatives.mp4
04:47
04 - What AI content generation is not.mp4
03:11
05 - How an AI Image generator works.mp4
04:50
06 - You might already be using AI.mp4
04:25
07 - How can you add an AI media generator to your workflow.mp4
03:52
08 - Is this actually legal.mp4
05:15
09 - But is it art.mp4
04:47
01 - Some final thoughts on AI.mp4
03:41
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Generative AI tools—DALL-E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, among others—have the potential to transform the way creative professionals brainstorm, ideate, and create images. In this course, photographer and publishing professional Ben Long introduces key generative AI tools, provides an overview of how they work, and describes how they can fit into creative workflows of all kinds. He delves into ethical concerns, legal rights-related aspects, and poses the important question: “Is this art?”
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Julian Velard, Stefan Mumaw, Amy Wynne, Jim Krause, Ben Long, Tracey Clark, Denise Jacobs, and George Maestri
Instructor's CoursesMy dad built a darkroom in the upstairs bathroom when I was ten or eleven (this replaced some gerbils that had been living in the bathtub there, but that's another story). I don't believe I got any good pictures out of that darkroom but I did get to experience the amazement of seeing images appear out of all of those magic liquids. A lot of people lament the loss of analog shooting but I think there's even more wonder to be derived from modern tools and from the continual process of exploring one's own sense of seeing. It's rare that I don't learn something about my own visual sense when I'm shooting and I find that fascinating.
I love new gear as much as the next photographer, but I believe that improving at photography or any other media production is a process of self-exploration, not technical. This has informed all of my work, from still photography to video production to writing. Through that self-exploration, I learn more about why subjects interest me and why I understand the world the way I do. That, in turn, makes it easier for me to effectively convey concepts and ideas to others.
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- language english
- Training sessions 11
- duration 48:30
- English subtitles has
- Release Date 2023/07/02
