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Taste Test
Two images. One prompt. Zero retouching.
This is where AI image generation is right now.
Drop your pick below 👇
7 voted
47%
8 voted
53%
15 votes
Closed
Nano banana for pose and camera filter simplicity
+1
Going with Nano Banana Pro — the warmer tones and the natural bokeh on the birch trees create a much more editorial, magazine-ready feel. Seedream 4.5 has a wider lens perspective which is interesting but feels slightly more distorted. Both are impressive for zero retouching though!
neither. Sorry I don't get it
Nano banana looks dope 💥
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