That's the very best. Thank you so much for all the work that you do and the information that you share with us. You are an amazing fella. Thank you again, best wishes and good luck.
I'm amazed at how much content you've managed to fit into an eleven-minute-long video. Literally, many people would turn this into a course and post it on Udemy for 20 dollars. You get straight to the point and explain everything in an understandable manner, with beautiful images illustrating the parameters along the way. Thumbs up and subscribed. 👍
A cinematic scenefrom [YEAR, MOVIE GENRE, MOVIE NAME] , [SHOT TYPE] , [SCENE/SUBJECT/ACTION] captured by [CINEMATIC CAMERA], film dericted by [DIRECTOR], [EMOTION], [LIGHTING] --ar 16:9 --style raw --v 5.1
Excellent video. You have demonstrated here that AI photography has so much in common with real photography. In a way, one could argue that it has advantages: no expensive cameras, lenses, models, props, plane tickets, no attitude form anyone, just the creators and their ideas. With AI we can create images that we could never attempt in real life. The knowledge needed to take real photos is exactly the same, but here, we can experiment with ideas instantly. Actually it is a learning tool for real photography, as one can experiment and learn the different permutations it takes to create the perfect image. On the other hand, the creator is stuck to a screen, no interaction with people, places or things (Lightroom anyone?). You will never need to visit anywhere to get creative (no waiting in line at the x-ray machine), or wake up at 3am to capture the perfect sunrise (and possibly miss the perfect shot). I think both formats can exist side by side one can benefit from the other, and while photographers cry that they are being replaced, we can always try to prove our worth by pushing the boundaries our our craft, or using our knowledge and experience to benefit from the developments that are taking place, whether we want them to or not.
Would love to see a guide on how to make a variety of flat style vector graphics. Like ones that are used for creative UI/UX / website designs. Love the channel! Thanks for the uploads !
FEW COMMENTS: This is extremerly useful and im sure everyone is greatful. I would suggest organizing the style giude where its simpler and has references. Also have a PDF download, right now it must be copied and pasted. If it could be a PDF, have reference imagery could be ideal! Thank you again.
I´m a filmmaker and digital artist and I´m blown away by this kind of new technology that I believe will change the way we make films forever. My main problem to integrate this tech into my storyboard and concept art workflow is how to maintain a consistent look for my characters faces in a sequence of images. How can this be achieved ? If I find a way to do this it will be a powerful tool for my pre production work. Any ideas about this matter ?
Hey man, I just like to say congratulations! You are clearly a very talented tutor, and you are currently producing the best guides for mid-journey out there (trust me, I've watched a lot of them). I wish you massive success in the future! Please do consider seeking out coaching for RU-vid growth. Your content is ace, but as we all know, good content isn't the only part of being seen on a platform like this. Don't worry; I'm not a coach trying to sell my services. I work in marketing and have ZERO clue about RU-vid but try and find someone who can help (and actually knows what they're talking about) to make sure that as many people as possible see your work! Investing in someone with that knowledge will pay off for you in a massive way!
Excited that MJ finally accepts cinematic direction. I haven't used MJ much since the early days but back then giving direction like a medium shot versus a close shot vs a full shot was pretty much impossible
This is super dope. I cannot help thinking that it's much harder to make these beautiful images in real life while creating these images for visualization purposes.
Your video was inspiring! Stylar AI is a web tool aimed at logo, 3D, and interior design, offering image upload and auto prompts. It's still in its developmental stages, but could be a valuable tool for your projects.
Thank you for the informative video, been using MJ for about 7-8 months just for fun maiinly, I purchased your guide and now looking forwards to using it, thank you.
Thanks so much for this! Can't wait to try it out! You definitely earned my Sub. :) About to go look for myself, but just wondering if you've made any videos about: 1. How to create a "character" who is repeatable? (Would be cool to have a unique person to put into all kinds of scenes). 2. How to modify a scene that's almost perfect (EG: "remove the lamp from this scene" or "Make the girl blonde, and change her outfit" or "keep the girl the same but change the background".
Damn these images are crazy realistic. You can kind of tell they are AI generated if you stare at them long enough, but this technology is getting scarily good at creating images.
Holly molly man, this is jam packet with every detail and resource a beginner needs. Camera, lights, motion... everything! Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial! I'll refer to it for a very very long time from now on. 🤯❤🙏
@@walterrldias Yes you are right, but I have 2 things to say here, 1st, he tried and tried until he discovered how to utilize the tool -midjourney- to create what he has in mind, and that's not a so-easy task, midjourney feels chaotic and unexpected most of the time. 2nd thing is, he at least shared his experience and formula, and I respect this, most of people share there AI-generated images without sharing prompts, like it's some kind of a confidentiality.
@@poshellinteriors totally agree, but consequently then the sensible comment would go: I am mesmerized by your prompts and your sharing of it. then Midjourney nailed it.
You've put so much detail into this video with an amazing array of keyword suggestions. Huge credit to you, other RU-vidrs could learn so much for the use of helpful, well-paced visuals and clear dialogue. And I don't even use Midjourney!
OMG... I have no words! This was seriously one of the best and most inspirational tutorials I have watched! 100% subscribed and liked! Thank you for sharing you knowledge 🙏 I cant wait to follow more videos you have produced
We've all seen realistic AI stills, but where AI usually falls apart is in natural movement of humans or even animals. I'll admit to being amazed by the trompe l'oeil AI scenes in "Life of PI", but few CGI effects can match that one. Programming AI with generalizations, no matter how "specific" are knock-offs.
Really, Really useful thanks for doing this. One of the biggest problems I have with Midjourney is getting it to create a Microscope or any other type of slightly specialised equipment. Any ideas as to how I might fix this problem?
You should definitely make a simple web app out of all these prompt building blocks to create prompts for Midjourney. And then combine it with the OpenAI API to use a GPT model to fill those placeholders in the prompt which a user has not specified. (I use a good ChatGPT prompt to have ChatGPT enrich simple keywords to full Midjourney prompts by adding context description, matching styles, etc. With these prompts Midjourney produces images I would not have thought of myself. Of course, this is pure exploration.)
@@TheARTCONCEPTS Not a collection of prompts. A tool to mix your own prompt ideas with proven modifiers (or own ones) to achieve the desired effects. The same as copy and paste from PDFs with collections of tested building blocks.
"With these prompts Midjourney produces images I would not have thought of myself." means, that you pretend to be creative, but you aren't. But it seems, this is the new way to get attention. The question is: why?
@@TheARTCONCEPTS When I use prompts like this I don't claim to be creative. That's pure exploration what the tool or tools do with a minimal input. That's completely different from using these tools to achieve a desired output.
very educative and usefool tips i’m greatful for that and will open it a lot of times. Only absent thing is, i wish you sliced the parts about information types,styles and other information headlines you mention on your video or at least wrote times where you talked about them. i’ll have to use my lazy memory...
The video is great and I bought the Style Guide 2.0. It's great too. My question: the images in the guide are 5824 × 3264 resolution. How do you make them that large?
Excellent work. Love the layout of your text and the way you break down the different elements for easy review. I did notice at 3:38 MJ generated 2 right hands.
A cinematic scene from [YEAR, MOVIE GENRE, MOVIE NAME], [SHOT TYPE], [SCENE/SUBJECT/ACTION] captured by [CINEMATIC CAMERA], film directed by [DIRECTOR], [EMOTION] , [LIGHTING] -ar 16:9 -style raw -v 5.1
@cyberjungle This is honestly beyond anything I imagined Midjourney could do. I bought the Guide and seriously appreciate the amount of detail and the lists of values you've provided for the various parts of the advanced prompt. Truly, hats off to you.
Hey there! Just wanted to drop by and give you a shoutout for that amazing video! 🙌📺 Seriously, thank you for sharing all this fantastic knowledge - it's like you've opened up a whole new world of learning for us. Keep up the awesome work! Looking forward to more enlightening content from you. 🌟💡
Same. I'd like to see an example of simply inputting for one of these 'cause it may all seem obvious, but I'm mucking up on a few things. So an example would be great!
EXCELLENT! well done. this is the best guide I have came across by far. I would like to ask is it possible in a follow up video to show what your prompt was for corresponding images? Your images were amazing and I would like a better understanding of what exactly you used to get some of those. Thanks for taking the time to make this video
One of the best video tutorial I've seen and your guide is full of amazing pictures and prompts and tricks that have taken my Midjourney experience to a whole new level. Question: The pictures in your guide is upscaled to a much higher resolution than what is available from Midjourney. What is the best way in your opinion to upscale pictures from Midjourney?
