Hotties of Yesteryear

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two that had solid runs of hotness ( probably 50 ish years by some standards ) ... a good sub-category: longevity

pam greer .... smoking from every angle & ready to rock USA style
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Catherine Deneuve ... of belle du jour - class with selective vulgarity


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Swallow Tail

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Lighting is too perfect.
Shadows are fake af.
Reverse image search on Google shows only one other instance for this image.


Compare with any other image of that time period and it should be obvious.

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Gotcha. I knew it looked manipulated, but dang. sexy AI bitches but that’s creepy AF. I’d imagine it won’t be long until they’re spot on, ugh.
 

PJ

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This got off topic somewhat, but in a way 1/2 those rods are hotties from yesteryear.
Most are obsolete by today's rail rod standards.
I still fish 'em though.
BTW Keen, I cut my T540-10 down a foot after getting my ass whooped by a 50lb yellowtail.
I'll take this to the "Fishing just for the Halibut" thread now:jamon:
Back to the real hotties.
God, I had a pre-teen crush on Susan Dey:D
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Susan Dey - me too! She was so beautiful and wise and smart. And she got to eat Tacos at a Taco stand. What the hell were Tacos? When I got to San Diego my friend took me to Taco Bell and we ate Tacos outside just like on TV!

And Peggy Lipton - The Mod Squad - she was hot to 7th grade me!

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r32

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Gotcha. I knew it looked manipulated, but dang. sexy AI bitches but that’s creepy AF. I’d imagine it won’t be long until they’re spot on, ugh.
AI is not yet good at certain things.

It's not good a text within photo-real images. Wrong font styles, misspelled words, and sometimes garbled letters. Check signage in the background of image.

It not good at shadows. Struggles to produce accurate shadows. Quite often the shadow shape is wrong for the source light, and it's way too dark or clearly outlined.

It's not good at hands, although in this image it did a pretty good job. Look for messed up fingers or the hand is twisted in some unreal way, or elongated/smushed.

Few other things too but these are the things that are easiest to spot.

Once they work out the kinks for AI images (give it 10 years or so), 99% of the public won't be able to tell AI from a real image.