Thanks for the information. Can you recommend an upscaler site for 3d architectural renderings? Leonardo, Krea, Magnific etc., which one do you think gives the best results?
I really think ai is the wrong direction for 3d modeling/rendering. The times i tried to use it i always had to compromise my creative decisions because the ai just isn't accurate enough. In my opinion you'll always need to have full control over the outcome of your render and with ai you lose some of that. It's handy for some specific things that don't need to much accuracy or that don't need adjustments/corrections later on. I'd rather see the industry invest in traditional modeling and rendering to improve workflow and render times. They can use ai for that as far as i'm concerned but using it in a creative way for commercial products seems more of a hassle then anything else for me right now. Until the ai does exactly what i want that is. Doubt that's ever going to happen though.
I feel the same way, it basically just feels like a race to the bottom. Faster and cheaper prices for the client - but less creative control, quality, fulfillment, and enjoyment. Often with AI I notice that it's a slippery slope where creative input is lost over time. A lot of AI users are generating something many times in a row and then going "Yeah that'll do" rather than actually trying to reach the vision (or quality) they had in mind in the first place. I totally get the whole "don't be left behind" mentality, but when it's letting AI and "chance" make all the decisions with maybe 5-10% input from the human, well.. it's a race to the bottom because anyone can do that, it's not skilled (or fulfilling for me personally). Like you said though - I think AI has a place, especially for the tedious (not creative) tasks like UV unwrapping, retopology, optimising render settings, denoising, path tracing, smart selections, fixing topology errors etc.
I'm glad others are noticing this. It feels like a race to the bottom. Faster and cheaper prices for the client - but less creative control, quality, fulfillment, and enjoyment.
@@Matt-fo4gg 100% - people are getting lazy and clients want 100% full control over their products etc. This AI crap is so stupid - I can't imagine the nightmare working on a client's brief and using these tools. You will pull your hair out. Please stop! :D
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Thanks for the information. Can you recommend an upscaler site for 3d architectural renderings? Leonardo, Krea, Magnific etc., which one do you think gives the best results?
I really think ai is the wrong direction for 3d modeling/rendering. The times i tried to use it i always had to compromise my creative decisions because the ai just isn't accurate enough. In my opinion you'll always need to have full control over the outcome of your render and with ai you lose some of that. It's handy for some specific things that don't need to much accuracy or that don't need adjustments/corrections later on. I'd rather see the industry invest in traditional modeling and rendering to improve workflow and render times. They can use ai for that as far as i'm concerned but using it in a creative way for commercial products seems more of a hassle then anything else for me right now. Until the ai does exactly what i want that is. Doubt that's ever going to happen though.
I feel the same way, it basically just feels like a race to the bottom. Faster and cheaper prices for the client - but less creative control, quality, fulfillment, and enjoyment.
Often with AI I notice that it's a slippery slope where creative input is lost over time. A lot of AI users are generating something many times in a row and then going "Yeah that'll do" rather than actually trying to reach the vision (or quality) they had in mind in the first place. I totally get the whole "don't be left behind" mentality, but when it's letting AI and "chance" make all the decisions with maybe 5-10% input from the human, well.. it's a race to the bottom because anyone can do that, it's not skilled (or fulfilling for me personally).
Like you said though - I think AI has a place, especially for the tedious (not creative) tasks like UV unwrapping, retopology, optimising render settings, denoising, path tracing, smart selections, fixing topology errors etc.
Btw magnific hates images with proper logos. Tried to enhance one of my jordan1 renders with proper clean mesh, nothing changed
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Those 3D models have horrible geo and will need tons of work to cleanup. Why are we going backwards? haha
I'm glad others are noticing this. It feels like a race to the bottom. Faster and cheaper prices for the client - but less creative control, quality, fulfillment, and enjoyment.
@@Matt-fo4gg 100% - people are getting lazy and clients want 100% full control over their products etc. This AI crap is so stupid - I can't imagine the nightmare working on a client's brief and using these tools. You will pull your hair out. Please stop! :D