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AI teaches ME😯how to edit a photo - ChatGPT
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- ChatGPT is an Artificial Intelligence model that answers any question you ask! So I decided to ask it how to edit a Landscape Photo and follow it to the letter. It turned out to be a little more tricky than I thought. I enjoyed the process and had a lot of fun following its commands.
Did it make a better photo than I would have? You'll have to find out.
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00:00 Intro
00:18 How to edit a landscape photo in ACR
01:49 How do I use each slider
04:50 Suggested advanced tips
08:57 How do we know what works best?
11:00 I don't want to experiment!
12:23 Who makes the best CZcams Tutorials?
13:10 Is f64 Academy a good YT Channel?
13:55 Closing Thoughts on ChatGPT
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This is why I like watching your vids over ChatGPT, the AI doesn't understand the dry humor you are masterful at. And I don't use an AirFryer, I'm a Ninja man, so I use AirCrisp technology. It gives my baked potatoes so much clarity.
Upgraded! Dang, making me feel insignificant. I want that crispiness!
@@f64Academy And here I thought it was about your family and the chicken nuggets. The truth comes out.
It's still impressive that AI can understand you query and compile and communicate the information in a coherent way.
Oh heck yes! I made a kids story with it last n ight from 4 random things my kids asked it. CRAZY!
I liked it! Entertaining. Thanks Blake 🙂
I have learned a lot from you and your video's. Especially about using colours. And I do experiment.... a lot!
Thanks for all you do!
PS... Gavin Hoey has food stuff too.
Thanks! Glad I can be helpful! I will have to look into Gavin Hoey. I haven't seen his work.
This video and your 'Leveraging AI' Live event have been both entertaining and informative. Thank you for sharing Blake. I can see why you have been deep diving into it and all the experimentation as it is going to be beneficial for your work as an instructor producing courses. By the way looking forward to your upcoming 'The Unrivaled Blend If' course.
Thanks, John. I appreciate it. I'm having fun while helping others, what more could a man ask for 😁
Thanks, this was informative and fun to watch. Learning what not to do (like ask an AI) is as portent as learning what to do (experiment).
Absolutely! I like that!
Not experimenting is like asking someone questions that can easily be answered, by just doing a little research. Like maybe asking “The Googles” LOL. Some of my favorite photos and abstracts have come from just playing and experimenting. BTW; There’s a lot of great educators out there with podcasts for knowledge and Inspiration too! AND Thanks for all the f/64 tutorials and tips you provide us !!!!!!! Like you and others in the photography community, It try to mentor others on the same journey to grow.
Dude, you have NO idea how many emails I answer as a "Professional Googler" but I'm very honest in letting them know... " I googled this for you and this is what I found..."
@@f64Academy Ha Ha!! I think I do understand - LOL. (From one “Professional Googler” to another)
@@f64Academy Every once in a while I just send a person the link from a search engine. I like to think of it as a gentle reminder.
@@djmusic130fdy 🤣
I experiment every time I open ACR, thanks to you, Blake. Still, I missed your sliders in this video!
that is hysterical! 'keep it natural'. let's not get too crazy people - let's not express ourselves as we please but by all means, do what the AI tells us!
Haha! And the sliders you should look out for 🤣
Learn from one of the best - start here - nicely done.
Glad you enjoyed it!
very good opinions about Chatgpt I found it troublesome and prefer my own edits after watching your channel and others as well as what I've learned over the years
It's good for what it is. I find amusement in it 😁
Here's one for you Blake! Thanks for the video, by the way.
Me: Who covers Photoshop, compositing, photography, retouching and special effects with a big community of followers?
ChatGPT: There are many photographers and Photoshop experts who cover a wide range of topics such as Photoshop, compositing, photography, retouching, and special effects, and have a big community of followers. Some notable examples include:
Colin Smith: He is a well-known Photoshop expert and trainer, he has a lot of videos that cover various Photoshop techniques and has a large following.
Phlearn: They are a team of photographers and Photoshop experts who provide a wide range of tutorials and training on photography and Photoshop. They have a big community of followers who appreciate their clear and detailed explanations of various techniques.
PiXimake: They are a group of photographers and Photoshop experts who provide a wide range of tutorials and training on photography and Photoshop. They have a big community of followers who appreciate their clear and detailed explanations of various techniques.
Tutvid: They are a team of photographers and Photoshop experts who provide a wide range of tutorials and training on photography and Photoshop. They have a big community of followers who appreciate their clear and detailed explanations of various techniques.
Blake Rudis: He is a professional photographer and Photoshop expert, He runs a CZcams channel called f64 Academy, He provides a wide range of tutorials and training on photography, editing, and Photoshop techniques, He has a big community of followers who appreciate his teaching style and the level of detail he provides in his tutorials.
These are just a few examples of the many talented photographers and Photoshop experts who have a big community of followers.
I don't care what ChatGPT says, you rule!😀
Yay! Either I made the list or you are as clever as AI 🤣🤣🤣 either way, I ain't even close to being done! I've got 20+ years left of content in this brain!
A good and visual explanation of what an AI baby is. In Europe, from time immemorial, the former student learned from the master, and so it was in Asia, and then passed on this knowledge to the next student. Many times, as a young adept, he discovered something new and included it in his learning. Matt Klosowski on one of the New Year's info gave something interesting about excellence and this combined with your f64 Academy gave me a lot to think about and changed the way of teaching by choosing one teacher. I don't know what happened to you. But read the entries under the courses and you'll figure it out and I recommend these courses to anyone who wants to learn the secrets of Photoshop and the art of light painting in a simple way. Greetings from Poland from the city of "Fortress Przemyśl". "Unfortunately" Your lucky f 64 Academy student.
I appreciate you! I fell into this thing and love it. I really enjoy what I get to do for a living and enjoy the people it brings into my life, like yourself!
There are no secrets in Photoshop. Everything is out there! Even magicians can't keep their secrets.
@@alphat4551 there definitely are still 😉 I have more content rolling around in my brain than I'll ever be able to produce in videos. There are still secrets, many I haven't even shared yet 😁 stick around.
@@f64Academy Yes, and this is what distinguishes us from AI, creativity from nothing from our idea. I am glad that on the Internet I met such a WONDERFUL teacher of light painting and final processing of what I painted with a can, regardless of the method of image registration. I am also happy with your decision to teach others and the fact that you have so many ideas that you can't keep up with their implementation. As an advanced amateur and novice photographer, I am grateful to this twist of fate. I greet you and your entire family with your wife and three sons and wish you many successes in this field and the satisfaction of learning how to earn income. as a wanderer, I stepped in for a moment to see something, learn something and my feelings are that every penny spent (pop in Polish) is worth staying longer in such a respectable group of photographers, although we are separated by a puddle called the ocean, I feel close to you.
HaaHa! fekkin' hilarious, fam.
You, Jim Welninski, and Greg Benz....Top Shelf.
haha! Thanks. All good dudes, I'd throw caution to that Blake guy though.
@@f64Academy nah, the Dudes abide.
@@alx7157 haha
"Dad, what are you smokin?" If you told em "weed," what would they say? 😂😂 I'm not surprised by the interaction between you and ChatGPT.
🤣🤣🤣 they wouldn't know, they are too young 🤣
@@f64Academy Very entertaining video, I watched to the very end. 👍🏼
haha this was awesome
Ha! Glad you liked it 🤣
Made my whole morning! Best entertainment channel available 🙂
You're the best! haha!
@@f64Academy And I didn't even have to hire you to experiment with ChatGPT...
@@rogerloeb9477 haha! I see what you did there 😉
@@f64Academy When do you suspect we'll see the first AI plugin for Photoshop?
@@rogerloeb9477 it's kind of already there in the Neural filters
Every art form uses practice to improve technique except for photographers. Thanks you for mentioning that photographers need to experiment.
Ain't that the truth sometimes, haha!
There is ni Piximake on CZcams. It appears the AI could not spell Piximperfect or spellcheck changed it. This happens when one AI corrects another AI to create a whole new reality. :^) :^)
haha, there will be a Piximake now, hahaha!
I'll pay you $5 to experiment landscape techniques on comic book animations speech bubbles.
There's a website called fiverr.com your welcome 😁🤣🤣🤣
@@f64Academy F64 that. I'll do it myself.
Very amusing. As to not experimenting, that's one of my pet peeves. It always amazes me the questions that people come up with 1/2 paying attention to training, sometimes with the most obscure permutations. Try it yourself--you get practice and you learn. (insert virtual fistbump here) Very much appreciate the great content you provide. And when someone comes up with some ridiculous question, just know you're not alone! FYI, Gavin Hoey is from Great Britan and is featured on Adorama TV. He's also a very good, down to earth educator with great content on creating photos. Kind of like some other guy who makes photoshop tutorials... ;-)
Oh, David, get all kinds 😁 some of the stuff that hits my inbox, geez. But I love it, keeps me on my toes 🤣
I asked ChatGPT and I think he/she/it has a point here or what do you think? 🙂
Question: Blake Rudis at f64 Academy seems to be worried that AI will take over his role as an online educator about photography. What are your thoughts on his worries?
Answer: As an AI language model, I don't have personal opinions or emotions, but I can provide an objective perspective on the topic.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning have been advancing rapidly and have been applied to many fields, including photography. It's understandable for people to have concerns about how these developments might impact their careers or industries.
However, it's also important to recognize that AI is not capable of fully replacing the creativity, intuition, and human touch that a photographer brings to their work. AI can certainly help with tasks such as image editing, image classification, and even image creation, but it does not have the ability to replace the unique perspective and vision that a photographer brings to their work.
In the case of photography education, there is certainly a role for AI in providing technical information and tutorials, but there is also a strong demand for personalized instruction and mentorship from experienced photographers. An online educator like Blake Rudis provides not only technical knowledge but also creative guidance, inspiration, and support to their students.
In conclusion, while AI and machine learning have the potential to impact various aspects of photography and photography education, they are unlikely to replace the unique value that experienced photographers and educators bring to the field.
Yeah I'm not worried 🤣 did you see this explanation on how to edit a photo 🤣 not a threat 😁
What's really appalling is the number of 'Master Classes' being sold that merely show you how to move sliders! 😂
haha, I'm not even bold enough to call anything I do a "Masterclass" That's the most used word in this industry that has lost all meaning!
Funny AI … is just Funny…
Haha, it sure is!
PiXmake is probably PiXimperfect which is has outstanding tutorials. Unmesh Dinda know more about Adobe than Adobe itself. Besides you, I also learn from PTC Jesus Ramirez , PsCAFE Colin Smith , Terry Lee White , J. Kost, A. Morganti and of course Matt K.
thats a great cast right there. Could you imagine if we all got together, it'd be like Adobe 11 (Ocean's 11) haha
What you did is like asking a blind person to teach You color theory... May be it would be more useful to ask ChatGPT to write some advanced automation script/plugin (JavaScript with IF THEN ELSE logic) which can not be implemented with simple Photoshop Actions, or some Bridge automation ...
:) haha, or at least as color blind person. ChatGPT did have at least SOME direction here.
I think it would be interesting for code for sure!