Thanks for watching :)

Time for me to get some of that

You and me both!

Thanks!

I mean, it is. I have plenty of videos on how to *use* Midjourney in general, this one contains what you need specific to posters heh

The paper profiles for my printer convert back to RGB so I just stuck with RGB and used printer profiles

I was using v4, upbeta (both of which are defaults now anyway) and aspect ratios appropriate to the format I was printing, as described.

Yeah the new versions consistently have limited aspect ratios for a while

Is it bad that I don’t know what H-art means in this context?

Canon Pixma IP8720

Whatever size you want to print them

Best one I use is 2:3 ration

Canon Pixma IP8720 amzn.to/3IR21eq

Good news, I mention it in this video and show it in the mentioned video linked in the description lol

Sunkist >

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I… definitely did lmao

@@analog-dreams ok if you say so. I guess I’m just a viewer of your content and have no valuable input. It’s just my opinion after all. Great mindset to have on your end.

I mean, I carefully crafted a script that walked through both my creative process and is full of tiny, unnecessary details (from an entertainment standpoint) that would be helpful to someone else trying to do this (such as sizing and resolution, paper types, formatting considerations) and detailed my struggles getting each individual idea working for a big print… and with this being my third video about printing AI art (I called out the first two within this video and have them linked in description) where I cover the upscaling/enlarging must-dos in those first two videos to build up to this one… Yes, if you’re telling me I didn’t do the single purpose of this video, that I built the entire video around doing… no, that’s not valuable input as it’s blatantly untrue. I have every possible piece of information needed to copy what I did - other than perhaps how to put paper in the printer. Saying something that is untrue does not count as an “opinion”. It’s not a photoshop tutorial, I don’t teach you the basics of photoshop here, but that’s outside of the scope of such a project video - and there’s lots of channels like PixImperfect for that

What wasn't explained? He talked about how he found inspiration, talked about how he upscaled them, the printer he used, and some of the changes he made to each designs before printing.

@@analog-dreams you could of explained how to take the same image and turn it into different aspect ratios for printing. Could of talked about how you are using gigapixel to actually do it. You could of talked about if vectorizing the image first could help. Could of talked about some details about if you can keep a 300 dpi or ppi? You kept me entertained I like your videos, you just could of provided better detail or a path on how to do it, and more of the detail involved especially regarding turning the same image Into different aspect ratios. Again it’s just my opinion. It’s your channel I’m just a viewer. However there is a comments section and I’m just expressing my opinion. Not saying I hated your video or anything.

Well the music is Synth rock, with Synth music being from the 80s, not the 70s, and this kind of synth rock being substantially newer. It IS new music - but no, new *genres* don’t really come up that often. (Ok yes technically synth started in the 50s, but this style/genre is straight out of the 80s) It fits my brand and style, and is made in-house by my business partner specifically for people to use in videos/streams. It’s amazing what stupid things people will get irrationally angry over - especially when they’re wrong on the details. Plus - I get to see when you like your own comment since it got flagged for spam before going public ;)

Bro, I don't know why you feed the trolls! I mean, this dude was for sure a troll, and not just.... an extremely enraged culture hermit with zero agency other than the feeling of assertiveness he gains from lashing out at people in KZfaq comments with regards to minor trivial things which any sane person would have simply either let go of immediately or been able to cope with from the start.... *breathes* .... RIGHT???

retro is new the modern. We always recycle ideas and styles