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Every AI fix tool I've used polishes the surface. The weird stuff stays weird, it just gets shinier.
So I started stripping images back to a sketch first and regenerating from that. Works on renders, AI concepts, photos, anything. The round trip kills artifacts because the sketch doesn't carry them.
Been doing it manually for months. Turned it into a
@floraai Technique called "Recreate as Photo"
http://flora.ai/technique/recreate-as-photo
Genius!!
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