I always get a for example: FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'C:\\input' whenever I try batch img2img. I've tried moving my folder in different locations. Any idea why?
Can you use inshot as a video editing tool? Also is this stable diffusion free or do we have to start paying after a certain limit like disco diffusion?
Well, I've never used inshot, but basically you can use any video editing software for creating input videos for stable diffusion - so yes, I think you can use it. Stable diffusion is 100% free, as long as you run it locally on your PC (or Mac, or Linux). It's also possible to run it online in a Google colab noteboo, but in that case some costs may arise. I would recommend running it locally, though you would need a pretty powerful GPU (preferably NVIDIA or a Mac M1/M2). I've posted some links in the description of my tutorial, where you can find detailed informations about how to install it. If you have any further questions about it, please don't hesitate asking me!
You know... this stuff is cool and all, but It's times like this that remind me just how much I truly appreciate my career where I do this stuff every single day... for real, with my own honed skill, through my own hands. I was a little scared there for a while these past several months, worrying myself sick that I was going to lose my job or become obsolete. In reality, I've actually gotten more work because of it. My art/craft abilities have become more valuable do to the fact that I am able to produce work for clients that can actually be copywritten by the clients themselves giving them actual ownership over a taxable product that in turn increases the value of their brand, and overall providing me with a job security that never existed before. So, A.I... I salute you good sir.
I agree with you! While many people seem to be afraid, that this new technology might make their jobs obsolete some time in the future, I see it more as a chance to produce even better and more exciting stuff. Your skills and creativity will always be the greatest asset, and I like to view new technologies as a chance to level up your skills and make it possible to do even greater things. Overall, it's still just a tool, though a very creative and fascinating one, and we're just making the first baby-steps into this new world. Even if everyone will be able to use these tools in the future, as they get more sophisticated and easy to use... a fool with a tool is still a fool ;-) I still think that human creativity and skills will still make the difference!
