The VCO photographic editing and video platform launched a collaborative moodboard on Wednesday based on artificial intelligence to expand the way its products are used by photographers and artists.
Called Canvas, the Oodboard allows you to import and modify your photos using standard WCO editing tools, so you can tune the settings such as shadows, brightness, exposure, temperature, color, wheat, blur, vibration and shade.
Ai ribs enter reproduction when you want to generate images using text prompts. The oodboard also allows you to select parts of an image and use an “Region Prompt” menu to recreate the IA with the parts with text instructions. The weights of the region prompt can be regulated with a cursor to generate different versions.
There is also a button of variation which, as it says on the box, makes the AI variations create a generated image. This comes with a cursor to check how close to the original image the generated image is.
Users can share oodboard with other people in a project and create different iterations of an idea.
“The photographers, who often work alone, use Google Slides or Pinterest to create a vision for a project that they want to show customers. We thought it could be a better tool designed for the ideation with the creators in the front and at the center of it,” he told the CEO of Wittman in Techcrunch.
The moodboard function uses the technology of a startup of the modification of the images called FaceT that WCO acquired last year. Facet had collected over $ 13 million in funding before it was acquired.
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This is the first time that WCO implements artificial intelligence features in its products and the company claims to have seen a positive traction. WCO said that over 84% of the content was generated using the IA during the canvas test phase.
The company plans to allow users to look for WCO and import photos uploaded to the platform in the moodboard.
The launch comes days after Adobe has revealed its moodboard with generation of images and editing based on artificial intelligence. Startups like Visual Electric, Cove and Kosmik also tried to build blackboards and moodboard to help people collaborate in ideas.
Canvas is available for all users, but the payment of subscribers will receive extra credits to ask for images and generate images using the AI model.
