Nano Banana 2.1 - Ignores instructions
Has anyone tried Nano Banana 2.1? It is so infuriating. It seems to revel in ignoring instructions. I hope they add the option to switch back to version 2.0.
Has anyone tried Nano Banana 2.1? It is so infuriating. It seems to revel in ignoring instructions. I hope they add the option to switch back to version 2.0.
What happened to Minimax H3? As of today it is unusably censored on Fal. Looks like I'll be taking my money elsewhere.
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So is this a change compared to how it was in the past on Sonauto? It looks like your generated songs can only be for personal use.
I was wondering why the people in all of my generations suddenly had melted cheese for faces. Then I noticed that Flow started defaulting to Nano banana Lite, so watch out for that!
Seriously, Omni Flash must be the most useless video generation model ever released. How can I be misrepresenting current events in a future word with completely random people?
It's the first time I've seen it. Previously it was always "You're generating images too quickly…"
I would prefer to see some kind of counter in Flow to show how many generations you have left.
After a while of using Flow, I tend to get one of two sets of messages, sometimes intermixed.
We've noticed some unusual activity. Please visit the help center for more information.
You're requesting generations too quickly. Please wait a moment and try again.
I feel like the first error message is often being used in lieu of the second "rate-limit" message. As for the rate limit message, it is very misleading since after a "moment", it just repeats the message. How long is a Google "moment"?
It wouldn't be so bad if they only included successful generations in the rate-limit. Google is so censorial that you have to try a lot of generations sometimes just to find something that actually works.
Instead of poisoning the output of videos on Google Pro to try to make Google Ultra look more appealing, why not just make Google Ultra more appealing without artificially making Google Pro less appealing?
The new rate limits already make Google Pro totally unusable for any kind of video production, do you really have to compound it by "spitting in the soup" as well?