A working photographer sent his client AI images and is doing his darndest to master Midjourney.
Buster Cox did later come and shoot some real imagery for his client, left, but not before giving him some impressive AI imagery, right, that was ‘100% usable.’
“If you really studied them you could tell they weren’t real, but damn close,” he says. “They were 100 percent usable.”Sokoloff says he would have used the AI images except he had a very specific idea of what he wanted. “That’s an interesting take from a guy who is in that business,” says Sokoloff. “He’s not waiting to be put out of business, he’s looking to jump on the train because he knows it’s about to roll him over.”Sokoloff says he would have used the AI images had he not been looking for something specific.
“I see both the very real and present threat to craft and long-standing established industries but also millions of businesses that would never normally be able to afford quality high content suddenly will be able to achieve all new levels of production value.
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