@rjchicago Hey RJ, great shot ❤️🔥 how are you liking the camera on the new phone? I got mine a few days ago but haven’t had a chance to really put it through it’s paces yet.
@brockpierson The perfect compromise for owned and streamed music was the Zune Music Player. As a media player, it ate iTunes’ lunch.
Whether on a Windows PC or an Xbox, it was peak. There’s never been anything better.
And the world did the Zune dirty.
@trumplicans2024 It’s easier to align into the parking space while backing in, whether you’re using your side view mirrors or a backup camera.
And it’s safer pulling out when you leave.
Prompt share:
dark fantasy illustration, masterful painterly digital art with visible textured brushwork, surreal, dramatic volumetric lighting and deep shadows with glowing highlights, rich atmospheric mood, epic cinematic composition and intricate detail, a dark, stormy landscape. The foreground consists of a flat, reddish-brown terrain and a care resembling 1970s design racing with speed towards the city on the horizon leaving dust cloud behind it . The midground shows a black silhouette of a city skyline, with several tall, rectangular buildings. A thick, dark purple and black cloud formation dominates the upper part of the image, with swirling, turbulent patterns that suggest an intense storm. The sky is filled with shades of blue and purple, creating a dramatic contrast with the darker elements. The overall color palette is dark and moody, with a strong emphasis on purples, blues, and blacks. The texture of the pixel art gives the image a grainy, retro video game feel. The composition directs the viewer's attention from the small figure in the foreground to the looming city and stormy sky in the background, creating a sense of isolation and foreboding
@STFUnion@Sairah_0 Unpopular opinion.
Members of the AI Art Community do more harm to the community to knee-jerk AI haters.
Nobody takes any of them seriously.
But the one-way engagement farming, follow-hoarding, pulling strings from group chats and Discords are all real.
I started using Midjourney around a year ago with v7.
Midjourney's appeal to me has always had much to do with Omni Reference, and it became much more usable to me as I got the hang of how profiles worked.
v8 is much more squirrelly and unpredictable than I'd like, and the absence of the oref replacement that Dave talked about in the months preceding v8's launch doesn't feel good to me personally.
Dave has always come off to me as downplaying Niji 7 as a side project, but for me, I like it as a model quite a bit more than Midjourney v8.