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Looks oddly similar to https://headshotai.studio/ , some of their FAQ answers are exactly the same too. Not sure if they are owned by the same person, or if one of them copied the other.
Yeah they copied my other product, https://www.profilepicture.ai .
Great idea, and it may really work. The price point looks right for corporate clients, although a lower price point for a small number of photos for private individuals would be nice. Nobody cares if the photo looks a bit retouched. It'll look great on the team webpage or on LinkedIn. Can I make a suggestion? A similar service is needed for dating purposes. Most people on dating websites have awful photos, the kind y…
It's on different(more localized service in Israel) Called: https://www.metuktakim.co.il/
Which is well-dressed in Hebrew :)
I really expected to see some "before" shots to understand the value of the solution. For all I know, the input photos were already great...
More than a few of us didn't want our images on the Internet, so this was a good compromise.
At FeatureBase, we did a form with a few prompts building entries for everyone to fill out, which we then sent to Dalle2: https://www.featurebase.com/about More than a few of us didn't want our images on the Internet, so this was a good compromise.
Although impressive, many of the photos shown can't be passed off as authentic headshots. Many of the photos linked in the landing page itself have issues. Example [1]. But even if I ignore them most of them, there is something off. Maybe I am biased because I know it's AI-generated, but I also feel they look too polished for the real world. The facial skin isn't generally this perfect. And the bokeh looks like it ha…
They all have skin that’s too perfect. The images are high resolution and hyper detail but then the skin looks like it was airbrushed on
