r/ChatGPT • u/Tostecles • May 07 '24

Girlfriend and I can't agree on whether this image is AI-generated Other

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u/FateUnusual May 07 '24

I agree, bad photoshop, it looks to me like there’s a resolution difference between the pool itself and the other elements like the bridge and the waterfall/grotto thing.

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u/cheekybandit0 May 07 '24

The rubber rings have been cut in half, and the rock fountain looks off. Photoshop makes sense, as certain elements have been chopped up and put in.

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u/bmtc7 May 07 '24 edited May 07 '24

It looks like they're not cut in half but they're at a fence corner. The color in this photo is off though. Someone went through and enhanced the color.

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u/cowlinator May 07 '24

The blue intertubes have something covering half of them. But it could only be fence, as there is nothing else there.

However, if the fence were to zig-zag like that, the camera is high enough that you would be able to see the shape of the fence by looking at the top of the fence.

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u/Wintergreen61 May 07 '24

It looks to me like there is a large trellis set back from the fence line, and the intertubes are partially covered by one of the trellis posts.

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u/bmtc7 May 07 '24

The back fence appears to be on a downhill slope, which could possibly explain the lack of visibility from this angle.

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u/Gwenneeko May 08 '24

Yeah the rocks.look whack

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u/20rakah May 07 '24

It's the saturation differences that are throwing me off. That parasol looks too red.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '24

Yeah. The only lighting effects are on the water. There are no shadows on the pool deck or on the lawn.

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u/beekr427 May 07 '24

Inner tubes on the wall got cut in half somehow..

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u/Tlr321 May 07 '24

It screams real-estate photography imaging processing. I used to do a bit of side work as a photographer/editor for real estate. Just about every agent during the years I was active wanted the images as bright & saturated as this.

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u/New_Substance0420 May 07 '24

It looks like a mockup from a landscape architect.