u/sawyernalu

I hope this helps someone! It sure has been very useful to me.

https://denoise.pro/

I keep seeing this issue where an image looks good overall, but the surfaces have this weird speckled / tiled / crunchy texture.

I tried cleaning one up while keeping the original composition and style. Here is the before and after.

Is this a common issue for other people too, or am I just noticing it because I’m making a lot of images?

ok so I have been trying for SO LONG to fix the issue with the new image gen model and I think I've finally found a way.

Yes, it does charge after 1 generation but it's only because it charges me per request and I have to be able to keep the site alive. I am broke and I can't be giving money away haha :)

I really hope this helps someone because this was ruining my entire workflow.

https://www.denoise.pro/

Hi all, just wanted to share my experience.

I make extremely high effort story driven videos, and I used a song from 1955 (In my Solitude, Billy Holiday) for about 20 seconds of my video as background music. I thought that it would be fine because it was so short and so old but it got manually claimed 2-3 weeks after uploading.

I have used copyrighted music since I started my channel but never had an issue until now. I won’t be continuing to do so as this was a pretty big loss in cash for me.

Hopefully someone learns from my mistakes.

This is a channel with 120k shorts subs and I was successfully able to switch over to 100% long form videos. This is my first to hit 1m views.

I see people constantly saying that it is impossible to successfully switch a shorts channel to long form.

Adding to this, those 120k shorts subs were also in a completely different niche than my long form videos are.

Just make good videos. That is all YouTube wants.

100% original non-slop creative content.

(and yes for those who will say that my average views are only 70k, those are from all of my garbage long form videos I made when I first started my channel)