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AI That Preserves Photo Context: Costume Change in a Word. Google's 'Nano-Banana' Redefines Photo Editing Norms

AI That Preserves Photo Context: Costume Change in a Word. Google's 'Nano-Banana' Redefines Photo Editing Norms

2025年08月28日 09:42
Google has integrated its image generation and editing model, "Gemini 2.5 Flash Image" (commonly known as Nano-Banana), into the Gemini app. This model allows for the addition or removal of elements, merging of multiple photos, and adjustment of facial orientation using only text prompts, all while maintaining consistency in people, pets, objects, lighting, and perspective. Examples shown by InfoMoney and the official blog demonstrate that even short prompts can achieve natural outfit changes and high-precision image restoration. On platforms like X and Reddit, it has been praised as a "Photoshop killer," although there are mixed reactions with some skepticism about over-marketing and nerfing rumors. The service is primarily offered through the web and mobile Gemini app, with integration with Google Photos also anticipated. As accuracy improves, concerns about deepfakes are increasing, making it essential to establish operational frameworks for labeling and obtaining consent.
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