Oilist

@chrismessina thanks for sharing! We have a whole series of more advanced use tutorials in production.

@nassaraf @chrismessina @prismaai we haven't been in contact with Prisma, but we plan on adding neural style transfer capabilities to a future version of update. We just have to port something like fast-neural-style (feedforward style transfer) to iOS which has been done by many others besides Prisma. Oilist works well with low resolution images as input that creates 4k images as output, so it could do a lot to address the low resolution artwork Prisma creates.

@joeyfigaro thanks! Hah! Funny - I will have to show that to the designer!

@mou_jb Thank you! I am all ears concerning getting it to more people.

@jeshua_lacock In cases like this I will suggest a marketing plan that shows some selected customers making use of this app. Do like a documentary or a short film depending on your budget. Make sure to feature more of real life user not models using the app and sharing their stories. Then work social media with those stories, tag these individuals in order to produce a ripple effect online. That should get you somewhere before the next quarter.

@bulleitandcoke thank you! My favorite is playing with the Chaos tool. I have literally rendered a test image more than 20,000 times and still find images that excite me.

@bulleitandcoke Thank you! It was not an easy decision. Prisma has obviously been a great success, but they were going for a buyout from Facebook which didn't happen. Given what must had been a huge cost for their server time before it rendered directly on devices, there is no way to know if they have ever turned a profit. It appears all the styles in their store are "free".

@sbkwsk =)