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3 Step process using AI erase, and Creative Studio

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Oil.painting Style- Cool it automatically created it for a fall scene 


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      Shelley03

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      2026/10/8 07:09 PM

       

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      Very cool
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      2026/10/8 07:16 PM

       

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      Thank you😊
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      Shelley03

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      2026/10/8 07:51 PM

       

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      No problem
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      GiggleSnorts

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      I really like the creative capture in the third one 👌 well done.
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      2026/10/8 08:48 PM

       

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      Yeah, thank you.. it was the software LOL it was cool that it automatically made it more fall like
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      Haisley

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      2026/10/8 08:29 PM

       

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      Hi AmeriCanuck,

      What a spectacular transformation! Your three-step workflow turned a busy intersection into an autumn masterpiece, utilizing Galaxy AI Object Eraser to clear away the distractions so the rich, textured Oil Painting style and distant mountains could truly shine like a professional canvas. While the "AI-generated content" watermark is automatically added for transparency, it takes true human creativity to direct these tools into such a flawless, cozy fall scene. Keep blending tech and art to inspire the Samsung Canada family, we can’t wait to see your next gallery spotlight!

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      Thanks Halsey😊
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      Tallman

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      2026/10/8 11:52 PM

       

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      Very nice. I should try it. 😊
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      Yeah its pretty cool. Looking back, I realized I didn't do a good enough job with erasing out a lot of the light poles. I thought it was going to erase out the whole pole, not just the top half of it.