Yeah when the cat is with the people it looks fake especially at the end but close up looks real
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Latest Apple Ad Highlights 'Clean Up' Feature in Photos
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And you know what?
That would have been a funny reaction. Within the relationship (if made with a smile) and also for the viewer.
But instead, we get dislike and a man who obviously regrets ever having learned about the feature.
That's a commercial.. for Samsung.
Greatest creatures on earth: small, cute, fun, they smell great, and can be sweet and cuddly when raised by you. I have three, all of them are adorable.
Original photo:
Apple's attempt to erase the pen:
Samsungs attempt at erasing the pen:
And that's with a simple image. When it gets complex Samsung crushes Apple even further. They really need to step things up.
Apple's attempt to erase the pen:
Samsungs attempt at erasing the pen:
And that's with a simple image. When it gets complex Samsung crushes Apple even further. They really need to step things up.
Saying that this is an AI feature when it's something that's been done for years in Photoshop or any image editing app... well...
That’s why they’re placing the cat in front of a solid-colored wall. I’ve tried the “Clean Up” function multiple times without ever getting a good result. It’s simply another broken and useless gimmick.
Yeah its pretty bad. I have a 16 Pro Max and a S25 Ultra and I love comparing the two features just to see how bad Apple's implementation of it. When you see what Samsung does and then what Apple does its pretty eye opening how far behind Apple is here, and that's coming from a complete Apple fan boy.
I mean I can't draw at all but if I draw a watch on the book Samsung does a good job of realizing what I've drawn and placing it where I want it. It's just a really fun feature to play around with a leaps and bound more entertaining than genmoji is....
Interesting. I've seen this ad for weeks now. So it seems it has just been released in the US today, but has been making the rounds in the rest of the world for days and weeks. If you play close attention to the lips they don't match what is being said. I forgot what is the name of the cat in the original ad, but not Garrett (Max perhaps?). I was trying to find a link to the original ad, but I guess it wasn't published in Youtube, but just shown in streaming platforms.
That's the joke-- he cares so little about the cat he called it the wrong name. It also backed up her stated suspicion that he hated the cat.
on a side note-- the ai couldn't get the texture of the sofa correct as it didn't understand how perspective of stripes (texture) work.
I feel like the casting was purposefully creating a vignette of what a quirky family unit would be. Because the energy is dry and the joke is snarky, they cast to fit the scenario and I think it works well.
As for the ai patching of the couch though... that definitely did not work well with the perspective of the couch fabric.
Well, it’s not Christmas, and a 2025 ad would probably be missing half the family since they are estranged due to politics and the house is not decorated because it’s being foreclosed. But hey you do you.
Because at that point, I thought the plot was heading towards a he doesn't like her cat theme.
In that context, she would know how to say HER cat's name. And him saying the cat's name wrong further emphasizes that he doesn't like the cat.
It didn't go that way, but whatever.
I didn't read your earlier post, but I would assume the reason men are more often wrong in ads, if that is the case, is because women are more often the TARGET of those particular ads. You always make your target right. That's all.
Look at all the recent Apple ads. You’ll notice a pattern. Either the mood is strange / cringe or the actors are odd looking.
This feels off - like the general concept could be a funny commercial, but they did a dour pseudo-serious version of it, and it just doesn't gel. If they were going to go that direction, perhaps they should have committed 100%, and done it in stark black & white, with Dutch angles on everything, with heavily-accented French dialog, and English subtitles.
Another terrible ad from Apple. 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
What happened to the good ads we had in the 80’s - 2000’s??
What happened to the good ads we had in the 80’s - 2000’s??