examples
Every one started as a snapshot.
Tap any photo and the dearling it became loads in its place. Drag it to turn it around. These came out of the same pipeline your photo would go through, and nothing was cleaned up by hand afterwards.
- real pipeline output
- no hand cleanup
- drag any of them
Snowy (black cat)
Marmalade
Lilac (siamese)
Tiger (tabby)
Pearl
Shadow (black lab)
Pepe (chihuahua)
Biscuit (corgi)
Sunny (golden)
Buddy (labrador)
Rex (shepherd)
01 / what you are looking at
This is the whole argument.
Flat AI pet pictures are everywhere now and cost almost nothing. A small animal you can turn around, stand on a table and photograph from the other side is a different thing, and the only way to prove it is to let you handle one.
The polaroid is the photo we were given
Not a studio shot. A phone snapshot of an animal on a sofa or a lawn, the kind already sitting in your camera roll.
Tap it and the 3D loads in your browser
The photo is replaced by the actual model, running live on this page. Drag it to turn it around. Nothing is installed and no video is playing.
Nobody touched them afterwards
No sculptor tidied the ears, no artist repainted the fur. What the pipeline produced is what is sitting in the grid, including the parts it got slightly wrong.
These are the files an order produces
The same kind of model that lands on a gift page, stands on a real table through a phone camera, and stands up out of the printed card.
Look closely at the ones that miss, because they are in here too. Very dark fur loses its shape, and a photo that cut off the back legs means the back legs were invented. That is why you see two portraits of your own pet before you are asked to pay for anything.
Now do it with their dog.
One photo, two portraits, about 15 seconds. You decide after you have seen them.
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