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Google has revealed His latest text model in the image Imagen 4 with the usual promise of “Rendry of text considerably improved” on the previous version, Image 3. The company also presented a new luxury version called Imagen 4 Ultra designed to follow more precise text prompts if you are ready to pay an additional cost. Both arrive at a paid overview in the Gemini API and for free limited tests in Google to study.
Google describes the main model Imagen 4 as “your essential for most tasks” with a price of $ 0.04 per image. Imagen 4 Ultra, meanwhile, is for “when you need your images to follow the instructions precisely” with the promise of “solid” output results compared to other image generators such as Dall-E and Midjourney. This model increases the price from 50% to $ 0.06 per image.
The company has shown a range of images, including a three -panel comic strip generated by Imagen 4 Ultra showing a small spacecraft attacked by a giant Space Blue lizard …? With sound effects like “Crunch!” And inexplicably, “had !!” The image followed the beat invited listed to beat and looked good, a bit like a toon rendering from a 3D application.
Another reading invites “Before a postcard vintage travel card for Kyoto: iconic pagoda under cherry blossoms, snowy mountains at a distance, light blue sky, vibrant colors. “” Imagen 4 came out that to a “T”, but in a generic style devoid of charm. Another image showed a hiking couple waving at the top of a rock and another, a false fashion shoot “before guard”. The images were definitely of good quality and followed the text prompts with precision but always seemed strongly generated by the machine.
Imagen 4 is good and seems a slight improvement before, but I am not exactly seduced by it – in particular compared to market leaders, Dall -E 3 and Midjourney 7. In addition, after a first rush of enthusiasm, the public seems to have enough of the art of AI, the main case of use is apparently spam advertisements on social networks or at the bottom of the articles.
