We all knew that AI-generated videos were coming, but I was definitely not prepared for how amazingly realistic these visuals were. In recent viral videos, YouTuber and Photoshop expert Madeline Salazar tests the perception of the internet by asking viewers to guess whether something on the screen is real or AI.
I know what you're thinking. Throughout the video, Madeline sits, posing with various objects, including horses and several wagons, walking between the chickens next to the shed.
It looks like the video was taken using one of the best camera phones or one of the best iPhones for photos. Everything in the frame looks very normal and realistic. I won't ruin the fun for you by giving an answer, but certainly I've made almost all of them wrong. Please watch the video below and let us know in the comments.
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In another video on her YouTube channel, Madeline shares that she uses a combination of Adobe Photoshop's Generation Filling, Kling and Premiere Pro software to create short clips that focus on AI. Essentially, she uses Photoshop's generated fill to create a reference image as the starting point for the video, create another final frame, and asks Kling AI 1.6 to propagate and fill in the video gap.
The next step is to import the video into Adobe's Premiere Pro, keeping some of the composite video intact, while another part is replaced by the original video element for some clever adjustments. It's pretty cool isn't it? I think it's great to use AI to create content like this, but it can be scary to feel unbelievable that your eyes are already telling us.
If you want to start creating your own AI video from existing images in your smartphone camera roll, check out this deal with 40% off Adobe Creative Cloud Pro. Tools like Kling and Google's VEO 3 can do this in minutes too. The latest Honor 400 Pro smartphone is the first phone to build this technology directly into a mobile phone's gallery app.
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