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A quick side note we've kind of realized - TURBO leans towards more REALISTIC renders, where ADVANCED leans towards more ARTISTIC renders. BOTH versions are just as addictive though! ;-)
Yes, to your point, however the Turbo quality is majorly lacking and low quality in comparison to that of advanced, imho. Pull your Turbo vs Advanced results at 100% and see the quality differences, not sure that the Turbo option would be ideal for printing purposes if you care about quality that is. Turbo is essentially a waste of credit cuz the results as you noted are not even remotely close to that of advanced. But, hey, to each their own. I’m just noticing though how the “expert” plan used to offer 100-150 credits and now only offers 80, cuz I swear it was much better. Only reason why I noticed it’s because I was planning to upgrade from pro but now I’m sort of turned off and now this silly Turbo push makes zero biz sense, imo.
Yes! But that capability is only available in our Advanced AI. Check out this video here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hqtKrbPckh8.htmlsi=E3XIHhvchnB3KXVz
Hi .. Thank you for this great update and for your quick review. I tried it out briefly and was really amazed at how quickly and in what amazing quality it generates the images .. Cheers
What can you do about "a happy dog full body" mutant ears? Is there a way to fix an image when the AI comes up with something strange? Can you say, "A happy dog full body with realistic ears"?
You can certainly try! We're doing our best to get the most accurate renders for normal real-life happenings, but occasionally something strange will happen. Using "realistic" is certainly a great key term.
@kittl @everyone Two points I noted: 1. Turbo may be slightly faster and populates a bit different styles, however it’s SUPER LOW QUALITY compared to the advanced version. The advanced 2.0 AI is still far superior in quality. 2. It appears that the “Expert” plan now is 80 total daily credits, which is more like 40 total AI daily credits, and correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe that plan had 100 or 150 credits before Turbo came along-so did y’all quietly low-grade/drop the credit count to 80 because of Turbo?
Hey there! Thanks for the feedback and for trying out the Turbo generator. We also agree, on the whole, the Advanced generator is capable of higher quality outputs - particularly when it comes to anatomy (our broad evaluation showed it's state-of-the-art!). Different models tend to generate different styles, and we've found that Turbo might be slightly better at photorealistic style, and much higher quality than the model we replaced it with (version 1). It is significantly faster on average; 4-5x faster. We do think this can be really helpful for certain projects where you need quick ideation, for example. And as mentioned it costs 1 credit. With the Eraser tool we recently released, you can easily remove unwanted spots and renders if present. We lowered the overall credits before Turbo released; so they are not linked. We did communicate this credit reduction ahead of time, but we of course understand the concern. The current credits system will be rethought and restructured overall. Our intention is to support our customers' needs, in a sustainable way given the costs associated with providing AI features. Cheers!
@@Kittldesign that’s a HUGE bummer about the expert credits being downgraded. I don’t even get why y’all would do it, honestly it’s not a good look, imho. I looked in the FB group for announcements on this issue and I could t find any, maybe I missed that memo. I’m highly disappointed on this downgrade. If anything I anticipated you guys would add more credits not take away. I do want to upgrade to expert plan, but now I don’t even see the point cuz I’m never going to do the custom option so really you kinda killed the wanting to upgrade from pro to expert. And in a case like that, you should consider grandfathering those of us already invested in pro plans. I’d love to recommend that yall put it back to the 150 credits for expert or better. It’s the right thing to do cuz even though this has nothing to do with Turbo (as you stated) that’s not a feature I’d see being used as much by pro and expert acct members, imho. And as for Turbo, I hear ya, but honestly advanced it’s where it’s at for most folks looking to do print. Speed is good but not a deal breaker. And yes, super grateful for a well overdue eraser. Thats come in handy. Taking away credits looks shady. Don’t do this pls. Give more value not take away. Look at Canva it’s not even that expensive and they have billions of users. Like yall can do better with credits, imho.
Next step forward could be magic prompt option similar to ideograms, to automatically improve the prompt to fit best with the training of Kittl Ai =) and as usual, still waiting for the batch create or create from csv file =((
@@Trxp_Central Can be a problem to go chat gpt each time as I am generating Thousands of images 😅 It would make the life much easier for a power user if that is integrated directly to kittl😁
@@atahanacik365 haha… good luck with that. I just noticed the “expert” plan was quietly down graded from what used to be 100-150 credits to now only 80 daily credits which is actually only 40 cuz it takes at least 2 credits to get a decent AI prompt in Advance version. And yeah, that’s if you can get it in the first try. All this push for Turbo which is super low quality and not ideal for printing or POD is such a waste of valuable time, imho for both Kittl and customers. I’m more concerned about their shade biz practices though constantly giving low grade results in exchange for less value cuz they down graded the expert plan trying to force ppl up, and that’s never going to happen. But, hey, Kittl has to learn the hard way that’s NOT how to drive sales or trust.
