Incredible Image Enhancement In No Time!

[@mae2309]

we are using it at my work.. finally no more crappy people.. and the renders looks amazing!

[@harshavardhan885]

Wow Great info tanks arch.

[@ArchVizArtist]

No problem 👍

[@Tech-Tempest]

I wonder if Vray and Nvidia will add something like this in the future as a render layer similar to Nvidia Denoiser.

[@aliff-vs8mf]

Vray is stupid, they will invent something that makes things unnecessary complicated.

[@AAAAAAndreyAndreev]

@@aliff-vs8mf riiiiight, but you are smart tho

[@tariqdaoud5888]

Can you make a video about working with Aces color space

[@quma001]

Too expensive for a freelance 3D artist in my opinion. And it seems there is no trial period available?

[@ArchVizArtist]

Use Stable Diffusion, check out my vid about that, it's free.

[@telefonkirtys]

Or you can try project dream from pulze.

[@digitalesthetics]

I agree. I used it for a while but then stopped. Credits is not going over every month so if you don't use it it's just giving away money. Wish someone could tell them this

[@MrGTAmodsgerman]

Try SUPIR. It's way close to the original.

[@BobbyWParkerJr]

Thank you! I use both and both work well. Question: Do you render smaller or do you downsize your full render to be used in the AI engine?

[@shaybenyan1213]

How to download the App

[@rodriguezarregin]

😪I would love to watch them, but they're not available for Android. It's a shame because I really enjoy your videos.

[@antoniovoto]

thank you for your tutorialwhat do you think about krea? magnific ai is better,but is too expansive.

[@rajendrameena150]

If more people are interested, maybe we will get more tools with competitive rates

[@antoniovoto]

@@rajendrameena150 yesss!

[@dams321]

Reducing the resolution of the original image in order to be able to use x16 looks like a non-sense : by reducing the resolution you lose the the original information of the image, and the AI will recreate information but will never guess the original one.

[@ArchVizArtist]

If you start with 5K (like I did), you can only do 2x upscale, the effects are not so great in that case. You need to scale it down to be able to do 4x upscale, which I think gives better results... I actually haven't used 16x at all, so not sure what you are taking about...

[@dams321]

@@ArchVizArtist the idea is the same, by doing that, you implicitly consider that the information added by the AI is more interesting than the original information of the image.

[@patricecheung6963]

10:28 lol

[@hotlineoperator]

AI can't generate people well if they are too small part of image, those parts need to select separately then generate and add them to back final composition.

[@kingart23]

I render all my images 4K++ and before importing them into magnific dowsize them 2x so that I wouldn't loose masks from 3DMAX. Tool is great but not always you see improvements. Good for archviz but not so great for interiors.

[@MrGTAmodsgerman]

SUPIR should be the better and cheaper option (at least for not having to pay for it). I use a 8GB optimized version.

[@ArchVizArtist]

Thanks for sharing, I will test it out ;)

[@CAGRIOKUR]

Hello! first of all, is she you ? 9:28 :) Well try to create a empty exhibition hall hdri with AI. But i failed. Have you ever try something like this ? Thanks

[@ArchVizArtist]

Yes, it's a 3D model of myself: kzbin.info/www/bejne/noOsepiblNCVnrc

[@m.mekhanik]

Unfortunately, your application is not available for the region of Ukraine, I can't take your free course

[@ArchVizArtist]

Sorry to hear that, unfortunatelly we have no control over that, maybe try to use VPN... If the problem presists shoot us an email.

[@eliosaleh9492]

KREA all the way

[@wewyllenium]

nice workflow. selective scaling.

[@ArchVizArtist]

Glad you like it!