Can you use AI prompts to make aviation ww2 pictures?

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CHen10

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This might be a really stupid question as I have no idea how AI works, but is it possible to put prompts into a software and then get a picture of specific ww2 aircraft in action?
 
This might be a really stupid question as I have no idea how AI works, but is it possible to put prompts into a software and then get a picture of specific ww2 aircraft in action?

Should be, but you might have to play around with the prompts. Whether the results will be accurate is a separate question.
 
Don't know about creating combat art with AI, but you can certainly do interesting things. As an experiment, I took a well-known photo of the XP-67 and told the PhotoShop AI generative fill tool to turn it into a sketch, and then a cartoon. I was surprised at how well it did, and how it somehow knew to make the cartoon version olive on top and medium gray on the bottom, with yellow serial numbers on the tail. I certainly didn't tell it any of that, and with XP-67 being such an obscure one-off aircraft, surely PhotoShop wouldn't have data on its color scheme saved anywhere. I didn't even tell PS that it was a military aircraft, or the era, or anything. Impressive, but odd.
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This might be a really stupid question as I have no idea how AI works, but is it possible to put prompts into a software and then get a picture of specific ww2 aircraft in action?

Go to the thread AI Fails and you will see many examples of the pure unadulterated garbage that results from doing that.
 
Well, when there are tons of photos of each aircraft availabe and free for use, why should someone tries to generate fake ai photos???
To recreate specific historical scenes from WW2
 
Yeah I've seen them lol. Luckily I can now draw aircraft digitally and so eventually I should hopefully be able to draw dogfight scenes.
There is a thread called "Box Art" or something like that! I am sure you can find some inspirations there.
 

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