FileTrekker

[FileTrekker]

At the resolution you upscale to, all the text I pointed out should be readable, and the fact it just looks like jibberish, because it is jibberish, snaps you out of whatever it is you’re trying to achieve.

Also, that looks like Chris & Bobby because, it is Chris & Bobby. It’s lower resolution and the lighting washes out the Kryten mask a little so, at a glance, he looks like he has a smoother head than usual but there’s enough real detail there that they look like the characters.

Your AI version looks nothing like them.

It’s a bit weird you don’t see that.

[FileTrekker]

Ah, that must be why Zannta Broccli’s swimming certificates look like they’re written in German, and there’s a copy of Bwynino67, everyone’s favourite magazine, on the table there.

Brb, off to watch the Lauhnnn Jets.

[FileTrekker]

I mean, I have to say that you seem really proud of yourself, but, all you’re doing here is giving an AI agent some prompts and letting it do 99% of the work. If there’s any photoshop skills here, they’re incredibly basic like tweaking some saturation and contrast, because it would have taken anyone who knew how to use Photoshop a couple minutes at most to fix the text on the bunkroom light, Holly on the monitor, and the multitude of other AI generated crimes in these images.

Just be wary of the credit you’re taking here. It’s a fun experement to see what it may look like in pseudo-HD but, all of these images are just really strange and problematic. I mean, this waxwork of Mark Williams, oh, and why is Officer Crabtree having a conversation with Vin Diesel?

[FileTrekker]

Not sure about nose-to-signal ratio meaning anything, but the walrus polishing bit seems pretty obviously Red Dwarf inspired.

[FileTrekker]

I appreciate it may sound unfair from your perspective, but from the viewpoint of the customer, it isn’t.

I.e. https://twitter.com/FileTrekker/status/799474183184990209

– any chance of an answer?

— Danny King (@FileTrekker) November 28, 2016

etc, – now I appreciate you don’t have time to reply to every tweet necessarily, customer service is via Twitter isn’t a given right I understand, but I was just stating my experience.

As for the answer, I appreciate it, although as you say it’s in the hands of others, I think it’s safe to assume it’s been forgotten about and they won’t be returning.

Might want to update the article on the site though, given it miss-sells the iTunes season pass as including these, when it does not.

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