My mum had her finger on the lens for all summit photos she took of me.
I still love her, though.
I still love her, though.
Infuriating?? That’s adorable!! One day you might really appreciate that finger in that shot when you think back on your mum.
My mom's phone is full of videos of her saying "oh shit" because she meant to take a photo. I really need to make a backup of those for when she's gone.
Do it!!! I had 1 recording of my moms voice on her iPhone. Then someone stole the phone. I wish so badly that I could hear her voice, it’s been 10yrs and I’ve forgotten what she sounded like.
My dad practices the guitar every morning. Has since he was in the army.
I’ve been recording him on the sly, for morbid reasons.
Was it bright? I've noticed I tend to do this when it's bright and I can't see the phone screen well as a result.
Use stable diffusion generative fill via Google colab to fix it for free and probably spend the next few weeks using it for hours and hours. Enjoy.
Sounds interesting. Any links or good guides on how to do that or how to get started with stable diffusion?
The original guide for the Auto1111 WebUI (the one most people use) is here: https://rentry.co/voldy It's how I got started with it too!
There is also a Docker version maintained by AbdBarho which you can find here: https://github.com/AbdBarho/stable-diffusion-webui-docker (this is what I use now)
Snapseed as well as a plethora of free photo apps can erase those but keep these originals as is for memory
That used to be mildly infuriating for me but I've been playing with a few photo AI tools and that stuff is easy to fix
By now you can just download a one-click setup for local stable diffusion, wait for it to install, and use the inpainting feature, don't even need proper image editing software.
If you don't mind me asking, do you have a link for the one-click setup please? I don't know where to start, but it sounds interesting :)
She wanted to be on tghe puctures too. I would be more concerned that she's given your faces the Japanese Testicle treatment.