NVIDIA Canvas Enhanced with Advanced AI
The free beta application and a part of the NVIDIA Studio suite of creative apps and tools [https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2022/01/04/studio-canvas-update-gaugan2-ces/] have unveiled a real-time painting instrument, GauGAN, to everyone who has NVIDIA RTX GPU. Creators have designed the tool with advanced AI so that users could instantly turn simple brushstrokes into authentic landscape images, speeding up concept exploration and freeing more time to envision ideas. The instrument enables the cr
The free beta application and a part of the NVIDIA Studio suite of creative apps and tools have unveiled a real-time painting instrument, GauGAN, to everyone who has NVIDIA RTX GPU. Creators have designed the tool with advanced AI so that users could instantly turn simple brushstrokes into authentic landscape images, speeding up concept exploration and freeing more time to envision ideas.
The instrument enables the creation of even more realistic images with better interpretation and limited artifacts, adding meaningful photorealism, all in up to 1K pixel resolution for raised visual quality. Those new materials can be additionally personalized with nine preset styles that adapt the look and feel of the painting. Creators have the option to upload their own imagery to create an exclusive background.
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