I’ve been using DALL-E to create various images for several months now, and I’ve noticed some persistent issues that haven’t significantly improved. I suspect others might be encountering these as well, so I’ve decided to list them here:
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Always filling in too many elements. Even when attempting to use terms like “empty, minimalist, desolate, ethereal, negative space,” areas not specified still get filled.
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Despite the description emphasizing “the entire image should be dark,” the generated image often includes light sources (occasionally it does not, but it usually does). Especially artificial light sources.
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It is challenging to accurately render a ship “setting sail.” Even when instructed to position the bow pointing away and the stern towards the dock, it rarely displays correctly.
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Fails to accurately render “deep sea.” The water surface is consistently too close to the sea bottom.
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Often unable to correctly display objects as “horizontal” or “vertical.”
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Struggles with depicting objects “upside down”; while bowls are manageable, tables are almost always incorrect.
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When requested to depict a full tree in bloom, the size and density of the blossoms are often excessively exaggerated.
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Can only depict snowflakes from the front, not from the side, half-side, or falling downwards. Snowflakes also often have too many points, rather than the typical hexagonal shape.
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Unable to properly depict Dunhuang Apsaras.
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Cat’s ear fur is consistently too long.
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Cannot accurately draw the lowercase letter ‘e’.
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When designing magazine covers, coffee cups are always depicted from a top-down perspective, which is sometimes not the desired angle.
Additionally, it is inconvenient that there is no option to batch download generated images, nor can you set a specific folder for the downloads, only being able to use the browser’s default download path.