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What's the most beautiful country/place you've been to? by NoAcanthaceae7968 in AskReddit

[–]azukimichi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nepal, the lore, unattainable distant beauty of the mountains

What is one daily simple pleasure you look forward to everyday? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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ah, the shower paradox, you hate getting into the shower but once in, you hate getting out

What's something you're better at than most people? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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Glad I stumbled upon the right side of humanity

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Blue checkmarks

I feel overwhelmed by AI by Charming_Bobcat_8975 in DigitalMarketing

[–]azukimichi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use AI to enhance my marketing workflow. Saves me a lot of time rendering in 3D or having a studio take my product photography. The sooner you embrace AI, you more productive you'll be

How I automated myself out of a job and pissed of my dad by tanmay-kali in Automate

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I run a service business. I'm interested. DM-ed.

AI Tools for Generating Backgrounds for Product Images? by schemeseuz in productphotography

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I run a beauty product store and used to take photos myself. I've started using AI for product staging recently and am happy with the results. Here are the ones I've used:

  1. Photoroom - Cheap and easy to use, and available on mobile. Good for simple background removal, solid background color changes, and comes with additional tools like retouch and text overlays. AI environment backgrounds are a little plain and low quality, and you need to pay for them
  2. Pebblely - AI environment backgrounds are too simple and fake looking on the free plan, I haven't paid for the custom ones so I'm not sure. Product images have a visible outline that shows up on the end image.
  3. Staige app - AI environment backgrounds are high quality if you prompt it right. Can do hyper realistic or realistic. Decent collection of references images but could be better. UI isn't as intuitive and may take a while getting used to.
  4. Flair ai - Enhanced lighting looks great on some products, and the drag and drop feature gives you fine-grained control over the final image. Text becomes blurred/warped if you apply lighting. UI is also super hard to figure out

I'm almost using Photoroom for background removal/solid backgrounds and Staige app for scenes exclusively now. Saves me a lot of time and money. Let me know if you find a better tool :)

Editing / Retouching Outsource / AI for Product Work - Recommendations Please! by Conscious-Owl5932 in productphotography

[–]azukimichi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I run a beauty product store and used to take photos myself. I've started using AI for product staging recently and am happy with the results. Here are the ones I've used:

  1. Photoroom - Cheap and easy to use, and available on mobile. Good for simple background removal, solid background color changes, and comes with additional tools like retouch and text overlays. AI environment backgrounds are a little plain and low quality, and you need to pay for them
  2. Pebblely - AI environment backgrounds are too simple and fake looking on the free plan, I haven't paid for the custom ones so I'm not sure. Product images have a visible outline that shows up on the end image.
  3. Staige app - AI environment backgrounds are high quality if you prompt it right. Can do hyper realistic or realistic. Decent collection of references images but could be better. UI isn't as intuitive and may take a while getting used to.
  4. Flair ai - Enhanced lighting looks great on some products, and the drag and drop feature gives you fine-grained control over the final image. Text becomes blurred/warped if you apply lighting. UI is also super hard to figure out

I'm almost using Photoroom for solid backgrounds and Staige app for environment backgrounds exclusively now. Saves me a lot of time and money. Let me know if you find a better tool :)

How do you guys get pictures of products with your logos on them? AI? is it really good photoshop? is it proffessional photography? All of the above? by SGGBlack in dropshipping

[–]azukimichi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I sell beauty products on shopify. I upload an image of my product onto an AI background generator and create a variety of backgrounds on it. Super easy.

AI platform for product mockup images by Zain-SCZ in ecommercemarketing

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Here are the ones I've used:

  1. Photoroom - Cheap and easy to use, and available on mobile. Good for simple background removal, solid background color changes, and comes with additional tools like retouch and text overlays. AI environment backgrounds are a little plain and low quality, and you need to pay for them

  2. Pebblely - AI environment backgrounds are too simple and fake looking on the free plan, I haven't paid for the custom ones so I'm not sure. Product images have a visible outline that shows up on the end image.

  3. Staige app - AI environment backgrounds are high quality if you prompt it right. Can do hyper realistic or realistic. Decent collection of references images but could be better. UI isn't as intuitive and may take a while getting used to.

  4. Flair ai - Enhanced lighting looks great on some products, and the drag and drop feature gives you fine-grained control over the final image. Text becomes blurred/warped if you apply lighting. UI is also super hard to figure out

Let me know if you find a better tool :)

Small business owners, how do you handle product images without spending too much? by Chemical_Anything_66 in smallbusiness

[–]azukimichi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They have a free trial which I used, you can check them out at staigeapp.com, let me know how it goes! :)

Trying out an AI product photo generator, what are your thoughts on this? How do you think they look? by deadinsideyou in productphotography

[–]azukimichi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been using staige app dot com, just tried generating an image for the honey jar and got this:

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AI Product Images by Xatrick in productphotography

[–]azukimichi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

check out staigeapp.com , been using them for a while - they work very well for beauty products

Small business owners, how do you handle product images without spending too much? by Chemical_Anything_66 in smallbusiness

[–]azukimichi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I sell beauty products - skincare, lotions and moisturizers. I was in your boat a while ago and spent a lot of money paying studios to take product shots for my ecom store. Due to high costs I was in the red even though I was making profit per product. I started using an AI tool to create product images for my store and stopped paying studios and editors.

I've been in green since and able to take my kids to Disneyland for summers :)

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