You probably know about AI image generators by now. Text-to-image models can generate new images in all kinds of styles in seconds. But creating images apparently from thin ai isn’t generative AI’s only trick. It has many more uses for visual design, including practical uses for those working with real photos of real places, people and objects.
Even with today’s hardware, it can be hard to get the perfect shot in camera, particularly outside of a studio setting. Low light, a moving subject or the wrong settings can lead to blur and image noise, and if you’re using a phone or a more budget camera, the chances are that your image won’t have a high enough resolution to print at a large size. This is where AI comes in, enhancing the quality of images that may have been created in less than perfect conditions. Below I’ll outline 4 ways that AI can improve your shots, without resorting to all out fabrication.
