Okay, here’s my attempt at a blog post, channeling that down-to-earth, experienced blogger vibe, and focusing on “Bijan ADP”:
So, I’ve been messing around with this thing called “Bijan ADP” lately. I’d heard some whispers about it and, you know me, I gotta try things out myself. Basically, this whole thing is a way to tweak your photos, I think it is mainly used to change people’s clothes.
Getting Started
First thing I did was, hunt down some info. Let me tell you, finding clear instructions wasn’t exactly a walk in the park. It felt like everyone was talking in code! But, I eventually figured out the basics.
The first step, I grabbed a picture. For testing purpose, I searched a man’s full body picture, just a regular, everyday shot of a dude standing there. Nothing fancy.
I used the tools to create some masks,I will show them below.
The Fiddling Around
This is where the fun (and frustration) began. I’m not gonna lie, it took a few tries to get the hang of it. My early attempts? Let’s just say they were… interesting. My subject ended up looking like he’d been attacked by a rainbow-colored fashion monster. Not quite the look I was going for.
I created several different masks.
- First Mask：I created a simple mask for the area of whole body.
- Second Mask：I created a mask for the pants.
- Third Mask：I created a mask for T-shirt.
Tweaks and More Tweaks
I added several prompts in it, such as pants, shirts, jackets.
Persistence is key, my friends. I kept playing with the settings, nudging things here and there. It’s all about experimenting, really. I started to see some progress. The colors got a bit more realistic. The, um, “fashion explosions” subsided. Small victories!
Finally, Something Usable!
After a good chunk of time – and I mean a good chunk – I finally got a result I was kinda happy with. It wasn’t perfect, mind you. There were still some wonky bits around the edges, and the lighting wasn’t quite right in places. But, you know what? It was a definite improvement. It actually looked like the person in the photo.
My takeaway from this whole experience? Bijan ADP, or whatever this sorcery is, it’s got potential. It’s not a magic wand, though. You gotta put in the work, be patient, and be prepared to make some truly awful-looking images along the way. But if you stick with it, you can get some pretty cool results. Will I keep using it? Maybe. It’s definitely something to play around with on a rainy afternoon.
