[kosia]

Hey guys, has anyone struggled with editing photos and not getting them to look natural? Mine always come out looking fake, even though I try to keep them realistic. Maybe it’s the editing software that’s not really helping, or I’m doing something wrong. I saw there are some AI editors like Snapedit where you can edit with just one click, but I’m not sure if it really works. Has anyone had a similar experience or maybe tried using this tool?

[billienikelson9376483]

Yeah, I had a similar issue! At first, my edits looked super unnatural too. I tried Snapedit and, to be honest, it saved me a lot of time. The AI does a pretty solid job with the retouching. You still need to tweak a bit here and there, but for quick edits, it’s really handy. I used it to clean up some photos, and with one click, it’s already 80% of the way done. I’d say give it a try, especially if you’re frustrated with manual editing. You can check it out here: Snapedit

[jimmelon]

To be real, I’m kinda old school with photo editing and prefer doing things manually. I get that these AI tools can save time, but I feel like they lack that personal touch. I tried using AI editors, and yeah, they’re convenient, but the results didn’t always match my style. If you’re just looking for quick fixes, they’re great, but for more detailed work, I still prefer Photoshop or Lightroom. Guess it depends on what you need from the edit!

[Edyai]

There are many AIs that can improve your photo or video, which makes the work of photographers easier. I often used similar gpts to improve advertising images of my brand. But then I decided to simplify my task by using chatbot setting parameters, the chat bot creates content and offers it to my future clients. Which greatly affected the efficiency of doing business.

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