ChatGPT has taken the world by storm, and while it has some people rolling their eyes at the invasion of AI, it has a lot of potential as a business tool, and it is well worth taking the time to at least consider if it is something you should incorporate into your workflow. If you have not checked it out yet, this awesome video will show you five different ways you can use it to improve your photography business.
Coming to you from Prince Meyson, this great video tutorial will show you five different ways you can use ChatGPT to improve your photo business. While you might feel uncomfortable with handing over the reins to AI, it is important to remember that you only have to engage with it at the level you feel comfortable. For example, one thing it is especially good at is replacing is the sort of tedium that we all deal with anyway, such as finding ways to reply to different emails that demand specific approaches and tone, summarizing long blocks of text, and more. If nothing else, it is a great way to increase your efficiency and allow you to focus on more important things. Check out the video above for the full rundown from Meyson.
My business is selling my photos of wild animals for publication via stock agencies. The agencies I work with do not accept AI-generated images because of potential copyright and intellectual property issues. So how can AI help my business if the only agencies I will sell through will not accept AI-generated images of wild animals, and the only things I photograph are wild animals?
It seems that this video is made for commonplace mainstream so-called "photography businesses", and not narrow niche photography businesses like mine.
If you had watched the video, or even just looked up what ChatGPT is, you would know it doesnt generate images. Why are you commenting on who the video is made for when you have no clue what it's about?
This has nothing to do with generating images.
try best 50 keywords separated by comma, or best title
That could be very useful. Not necessarily for my stock images, but for most folks' stock listings it could work well. I have most success from using keywords that are far outliers, not at all obvious or even representative of the image.
When AI matures surely stock photography companies will be the first to lose out to AI generated images. No one will pay for stock photography when they can just create their own AI images far more easily and for less money. I hope you have a backup business plan.
Well if you have to pay to make a fake with AI and spend 2 hours dialing in the right result (+-), stock can be a time saving option. You look for what you want and pick within a few options and you actually get real animals. There is also the possibility that AI generated images may have to be tagged as AI in the future. What could happen then is that non disclosure or attempt to claim copyright could become much easier to sue in court.
Even if AI is tagged, I think stock companies paying photographers to take images will be challenged by AI. Stock photography is already time consuming and doesn’t pay photographers very well. AI will certainly get a lot easier as it matures and I can see the sorts of companies using stock photos either creating and paying for their own photos or paying for already created AI photos. I doubt they’d be that bothered if they were real or AI generated.
This video was about using chatgpt to help automate emails and quicken writing content. Not about making AI wildlife images.
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Right. But the title says it can help YOUR photography business. That was aimed at Fstoppers readers. I am an Fstoppers reader, so the title was telling me that it can help improve MY photography business. But the problem is that my photography business does not involve writing emails to anyone, ever. So I do not understand how it is going to do what the title promised.
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Well. That was bloody good content!
I don't often say that about a video-centric story.
Fantastic article! As a professional photographer, I'm always looking for ways to streamline my business processes and improve client communication. After reading about how ChatGPT can help with tasks like email drafting and social media content generation, I'm intrigued to see how this technology could potentially save me time and enhance my online presence. One question I have is about the learning curve: How long does it typically take for ChatGPT to adapt to a specific business niche like photography? Thanks for sharing these insights!
Extremely quick. I think you'll have no issue.
As well as, ChatGpt became known as a big nonsense generator. Double check what it creates not to ruin your business by an AI-generated content.