Google’s official Gemini Image Pro page is a great reference for understanding the tech behind Nano Banana and how it handles image generation + editing: 👉 https://deepmind.google/models/gemini-image/pro/ It’s not new, but it clearly explains: - how the model understands images - how it performs controlled edits - what its strengths and limits are - where it fits in real creative workflows Why this matters Gemini Image Pro is the same family of tech powering Nano Banana, so learning how Google describes its capabilities helps you get better results when editing or generating visuals. How to use it Check the examples on the page, then try: 1. Take one idea or prompt structure 2. Recreate it in Nano Banana 3. Compare how both handle detail, edits or realism Feel free to share your experiments in the community — it helps everyone sharpen their workflow

I love this community (small as it is right now!), but I know it can be better. I have thick skin, so be honest: What is ONE thing you wish we did differently in here? More live calls? More written guides? Less noise? Let me know.

Curious where everyone is at Have you already: • sold visuals • landed a client • sold a print • ran ads • got paid for editing Comment what you did and how it went We can help each other grow faster

MidJourney finally released something people have been asking for forever… a way to build your own visual style without prompts, guesswork or endless trial and error. The new Style Creator (Beta) changes how you create visuals — and it might be their most important update yet. 🧩 What Is Style Creator? It’s a new interactive tool that lets you create a personal or brand style by selecting images, not writing prompts. No more typing: “cinematic editorial soft lighting warm tones…” Instead: • You pick images you like • MJ learns your taste • You get a unique style code (like --sref 4669853) • You reuse it for perfectly consistent visuals It’s basically “training MJ” — without any training How It Works 👇 1. Start a style session 2. MJ shows you a grid of styles 3. Select the ones closest to what you want 4. MJ refines and shows more variations 5. After a few rounds, your aesthetic solidifies 6. You get your personal style reference code 7. Paste it into any prompt → consistent output every time You can also share your styles or browse others in the community Why This Matters 🔥 Brand consistency becomes effortless You build a style once, then reuse it across campaigns, posts, ads or projects. No prompt engineering needed You can now express textures, moods, vibes and micro-details that words can’t describe. Moodboards → obsolete Style Creator is now your moodboard, style capture tool and aesthetic engine. Perfect for teams and agencies Share one style code and everyone produces the same look. Your visual identity becomes reusable Fans, clients or collaborators can generate in your style. Pro Tips From Early Testing 🧠 • Early selections = broad exploration • Later selections = precise refinement • Your selection order heavily influences the final style • Combine multiple style codes for interesting results • Works even with short prompts • It’s still beta — expect some quirks Limitations To Keep In Mind ⚠️ • Strong styles can override literal prompt instructions

I’ve been testing both tools side-by-side this week, and these two images show it better than any review ever could Both images have used exact same prompt 📸 Image 1 → Nano Banana Pro 4K 📸 Image 2 → Midjourney MidJourney is still insane for creativity, concepting and stylised portrait work… but Nano Banana Pro 4K has stepped into a different category It isn’t just generating images — it’s behaving like a full photography engine Here’s what stood out immediately: • Skin texture is cleaner and more natural • Lighting behaves like a real sensor instead of “AI light” • Camera depth and detail look closer to a Sony/Canon mirrorless shot • Noise handling and micro-detail realism are way ahead • 4K output actually looks like real 4K, not upscaled noise Yes, Nano Banana Pro costs a little more right now… but the quality jump is real If you create anything for clients, ads, thumbnails, courses or brand visuals, this kind of realism is a genuine advantage I’ll keep testing both and sharing comparisons so we can see how each one evolves — but today, Nano Banana Pro is comfortably ahead in pure realism What do you think when you compare the two? 👇