A-I image and video editing?

GalaxyRyder

This is becoming more and more of a thing and having a look into it, seems to be a skill of sorts.

Editor I've come across and read as recommended being ComfyUI, but I haven't really become familiar with it yet.

Automatic111 being a more entry level editor?

Apparently a "workflow" of some kind is essentially, which kind of reminds me of the time I was familiarizing myself with DAW's (digital audio workstations) like Fruitloops.

Learning that is essentially a skill in itself.

Not sure if this is the right sub but, does anyone use A-I image/video editing software?

Flinty997

I've seen it take a footage from multiple cameras of different people speaking and stitch it together so that it switches between who is speaking automatically. Theres also the upscaling AI topaz etc.

Dunno how much is AI in the true sense. I do very little video editing. Probably something I should give a whirl.

retoos

I’ve dabbled a bit. ComfyUI can feel overwhelming at first, but once you get used to the node layout, it makes a lot of sense. Automatic1111 is easier to start with. If you’ve used DAWs before, you’ll probably pick it up faster than most. It’s a bit of a rabbit hole though, easy to lose hours messing around!

Mentalina

I’ve been experimenting with AI tools for video editing and found that context plays a big role in how realistic the results look. A mate recommended checking out praguefilminstitute.cz for some solid courses on how these tools are changing film and editing workflows. It helped me understand where AI fits in and what still needs a human touch. Pretty handy if you're working on creative projects or short films.