Canva Acquires Leonardo.ai

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interesting this should be a big help. ill go try it out.
 
I haven't tried it yet, saw this news somewhere on X
Need to check on canva if there is something available already
 
Of course it has 0 practical use and is another gimmick to get eyes on themselves.

Their product is completely useless from business perspective as this doesn't let really produce anything like any informatics based system should allow to. Without damn UI and limitations.

It's only beneficial for billionaires and absolute newbies / freelancers. Marketers need something more powerful, especially on higher levels.
 
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need something more powerful, especially on higher levels.
HTML5 Canvas api? :D Surely thats good enough for ya? If only I could make lasso tool easily! lol I been at it 2 days! about to get to 15 or so files just handling the lasso to try and figure out the issues and compatibility with my html.
 
HTML5 Canvas api? :D Surely thats good enough for ya? If only I could make lasso tool easily! lol I been at it 2 days! about to get to 15 or so files just handling the lasso to try and figure out the issues and compatibility with my html.
Yeah, that's a pretty good reminder for me.

I am designing a photo system to produce massive amounts of overlays and visual assets for video production.

For now I am using Python for the job, but Canvas API can be more powerful to create something as there CSS can be introduced which has 100s of ready functions to be used.

So the process for start could resemble this:

1. Create an animation in CSS + Canvas API.
2. Capture each frame of the animation using playwright (for now that's the only idea).
3. Save frames to disk and join using codecs to get webm file that will serve as an overlay.

Maybe there's some more civilized, quicker way to capture visuals from canvas API. I don't know.
You can play the whole animation at insane speed and in one second capture 500 frames perhaps.
Then slow down the speed and put 24 fps / sec.

So if we have a video made, we would put that on the internet, then play that in html, then inside that html play canvas stuff, then capture all of that together, so we don't have to remove backgrounds and complicate the process. Maybe it could produce 1000 frames in a second getting results faster than average video editing software.

As always, I don't know and it's a speculation.
 
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Are you doing that for fun and learning?
I do it for all reasons, basically it's a module of a project that is being planned for the next 20 years.
Generates a nice sum of money easily. But I am learning video production, yeah.
Money is secondary. Good life is more important.
 
The acquisition of Leonardo. Ai is an important step for Canva in achieving its ambitious goal of becoming a leader in AI-enabled design technology, which promises significant prospects for users of both platforms
Those using ai to reply and farm post count are so annoying geeez
 
it will give benefits canva and creator. it is good news.
 
Nice move from canva, imagine being able to generate ai designs of post cards and flyers in just a few steps.
 
i am also looking forward to this. and i hope they will provide cheap subscription too.
 
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