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I had to pick between two AI image tools for a side project last week
It was between using the new version of Midjourney or trying out the free beta for Adobe Firefly. I went with Firefly because it was free and I needed to make a bunch of simple graphics. It worked okay for basic stuff, but it really struggled when I asked for something specific, like 'a dog wearing a hat in the style of a 1970s cartoon.' Has anyone else tried both and found one is better for detailed prompts?
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casey_fox684mo ago
Saw a review saying Midjourney nails specific styles better.
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kellygrant4mo ago
Oh for sure. Their style tuner is a game changer. You can tell it to copy an artist's look and it actually gets close, like making something in the style of Studio Ghibli or a specific painter. Other tools feel more random when you ask for a style.
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gray_schmidt82mo agoTop Commenter
My attempts to copy specific styles usually end up looking like a knockoff sold outside a stadium. Tried asking Midjourney to do a Van Gogh once and got a swirling mess that looked more like a Picasso having a bad day. Maybe the style tuner is what I'm missing, anyone else's AI art just end up in the "abstract oops" pile?
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