AI tool to enhance your renders: magnific.ai (maybe helps improve render studio results?)

alnis

I happened across https://magnific.ai in the newsletter "This Week in 3D" from Andrew Price (https://www.poliigon.com/thisweekin3d).

In short, it's an upscaling + detail adding tool that uses generative AI to improve images: hand drawn, photos, renders, etc...

Of course, I'm most interested in the render part, to see how can things I make be made to look more photorealistic (or just cooler.)

Here are some samples of inputs and outputs, prompt is at the end of this post.

Since they don't have a free trial, let me know if you have any images you'd like me to run through it. Post your render here, and I'll post back with the generated result.
I just ask that you limit them to no more than about 1000x1000 pixels, since the cost scales a lot with image size.

Onshape render of mecanum wheel:

AI output:

Render of underwater robot (done in Blender since Render Studio kept crashing):

AI output:

The prompt/setup (same for both images):

francisco_sanda

Could you try with this?

Ste_Wilson

@alnis it might just be because I'm looking at it on mobile but... I can't tell the difference!

Rhett_Robinson

Ste_Wilson said:

@alnis it might just be because I'm looking at it on mobile but... I can't tell the difference!

You can tell especially on the mecanum wheel, it's probably since you are on mobile. This is neat!

Rhett_Robinson

@alnis will this work with a picture that isn't rendered?

MichaelPascoe

Legit!

Here is one you can try. It's pretty good except the food is a little under-cooked and plasticky. Table is too clean as well.


size 1000 x 563

alnis

@francisco_sanda here it is, same prompt & settings as what I used for my original post, except "optimized for" is "standard":


Here it is "optimized for" set to "3d render":



@Ste_Wilson it's pretty subtle! Here is a close up of one area:


@Rhett_Robinson yes - it has the following modes:


@MichaelPascoe here it is! "standard" optimization mode:


"3d render" optimization mode:

_anton

That's a really nice result on the table. In principle, a lot of this could be done in a Render Studio manually, but much more laboriously.

MichaelPascoe

Cool! Ty @alnis

@_anton, Yeah, its a cube that I slapped a material onto XD.

S1mon

The more extreme example of using AI for rendering is Vizcom.ai.

https://www.vizcom.ai/

With limited sketches and text you get an ai rendering. It's not going to replace the real thing all the time, but it is useful enough to get a lot of buzz and funding.