Location! Location! Location! Post Artistic Photos of Your Taycan with Scenery

[Ezikiel37]

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[snstevens]

Golden Gate

Truly excellent photos! These are real, right?

P.S. Best practice - blur the license....

 

[Ezikiel37]

Truly excellent photos! These are real, right?

P.S. Best practice - blur the license....

Thanks! Yes they are real. From my Canon.

 

[Papi95]

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[mander2129]

In small town Elizabeth, CO. Stopped for a coffee on a weekend drive. Got my customary, “wow! Look at the Ferrari!” Gotta love that carmine red.

 

[Fish Fingers]

Golden Gate

Aasume you are off for a toe-in session at Half Moon Bay with a short board for a bit of extra difficulty?

 

[Ezikiel37]

Aasume you are off for a toe-in session at Half Moon Bay with a short board for a bit of extra difficulty?

Ha! Actually I was there for brunch

 

[CDT]

Golden Gate

What do you do to lock it while you surf? I think my CT would be the ultimate Surf vehicle, but I can’t figure out what I would do with the key while I’m in the water.

 

[Ezikiel37]

@CDT i have a small dry bag.

 

[Jonathan S.]

Yesterday I charged (at a whopping ~5.X kW!) at the Appalachian Mountain Club's Pinkham Notch Visitor Center complex while on a short ski mountaineering outing Mt Washington in New Hampshire.

I was thinking that the view would have been spectacular but for the pesky trees in the way.

Then I realized that my daughter had used AI on a picture my wife had taken of her serving in a high school tennis match: would have been the perfect shot, but the chain link fence was rather distracting.
With AI, wow it's gone!

So I tried that with the picture I took while charging.
For my first request, AI also added way too snow -- if only conditions were so good right!
(We had a great winter, but a bad spring so far.)
Then when I told it not to add any more snow, it made the mountains totally bare!

For my third request, I was more explicit in trying to preserve the actual amount of snow.
Unfortunately it still took away from the snow, but here's the final result:

And here's the original:

 

[whitex]

Yesterday I charged (at a whopping ~5.X kW!) at the Appalachian Mountain Club's Pinkham Notch Visitor Center complex while on a short ski mountaineering outing Mt Washington in New Hampshire.

I was thinking that the view would have been spectacular but for the pesky trees in the way.

Then I realized that my daughter had used AI on a picture my wife had taken of her serving in a high school tennis match: would have been the perfect shot, but the chain link fence was rather distracting.
With AI, wow it's gone!

So I tried that with the picture I took while charging.
For my first request, AI also added way too snow -- if only conditions were so good right!
(We had a great winter, but a bad spring so far.)
Then when I told it not to add any more snow, it made the mountains totally bare!

For my third request, I was more explicit in trying to preserve the actual amount of snow.
Unfortunately it still took away from the snow, but here's the final result:

And here's the original:

See, who needs to actually go there, I bet you can ask AI to make you a picture of your Taycan charging at the the top of Mount Everest, without leaving your couch (or even ever owning a Taycan ).

PS>What's an ELECTRICVFCAR (on the middle sign of your "fixed" picture) ?

 

[Redbaron73]

Charging up in East Anglia

 

[PorscheTaycan]

 

[Jonathan S.]

PS>What's an ELECTRICVFCAR (on the middle sign of your "fixed" picture) ?

Wow, that’s weird - I hadn’t noticed that!

AI was so impressive in removing the trees and trying to imagine the snowpack and topography behind them, yet also added a nonsensical “VF” in between two words and also degraded the rest of the text quality in the sign.

 

[whitex]

Wow, that’s weird - I hadn’t noticed that!

AI was so impressive in removing the trees and trying to imagine the snowpack and topography behind them, yet also added a nonsensical “VF” in between two words and also degraded the rest of the text quality in the sign.

A literal illustration of how AI hallucinates. Much easier to spot in pictures, harder to spot in text/conversations because the hallucinations manifest as very fluid nonsense.

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