Nano Banana Pro — The Best Image Model I've Ever Tried

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Nano Banana Pro is the best image model I've ever tried, by some distance.
1. "Convert all these cards to Black."
Perfect editing. Cards that were already black not touched. Best of all, Mountain becomes a Swamp!
2. "Picture of Shakespeare writing the famous opening line from Mark Caesar\'s speech at Caesar\'s funeral."
Nano Banana Pro confidently writes: "Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears."
Notice that the words on the paper are facing Shakespeare, NOT the viewer of the picture. This is an old bug with image models that has finally been solved with Nano Banana Pro.
3. "Picture of Nabokov writing the famous line about aurochs and angels."
Fantastic shot that I could mistake for a real picture of Nabokov. Notice the pinned butterflies, in a homage to Nabokov's actual obsession with lepidopterology.
BTW, the words Nabokov is writing are from "Speak, Memory" - not "Lolita", as requested. Is this due to copyright restrictions?
Really impressive work by Google on this one. Kudos!

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Nano Banana Pro is the best image model I've ever tried, by some distance.
1. "Convert all these cards to Black."
Perfect editing. Cards that were already black not touched. Best of all, Mountain becomes a Swamp!
2. "Picture of Shakespeare writing the famous opening line from Mark Caesar\'s speech at Caesar\'s funeral."
Nano Banana Pro confidently writes: "Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears."
Notice that the words on the paper are facing Shakespeare, NOT the viewer of the picture. This is an old bug with image models that has finally been solved with Nano Banana Pro.
3. "Picture of Nabokov writing the famous line about aurochs and angels."
Fantastic shot that I could mistake for a real picture of Nabokov. Notice the pinned butterflies, in a homage to Nabokov's actual obsession with lepidopterology.
BTW, the words Nabokov is writing are from "Speak, Memory" - not "Lolita", as requested. Is this due to copyright restrictions?
Really impressive work by Google on this one. Kudos!

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