Hi everyone! I've been diving into Adobe Firefly for some marketing materials at my company, and I'm hitting a common wall. Even with good prompts, a lot of the outputs have that telltale "AI look"—you know, overly smooth textures, slightly weird lighting, or just a feeling that it's a bit generic or synthetic.
I really want to use these images for professional presentations and sales collateral, but that aesthetic can sometimes undermine the credibility I'm going for. I've been trying to figure out the best workflow to avoid this.
So far, I've played with:
* Using really specific, detailed prompts that include artistic styles (like "photojournalistic" or "corporate headshot with natural shadows").
* Adjusting the "Stylization" slider lower in the prompt settings.
* Starting with an uploaded reference image for style matching.
But I'm still learning! For those of you using Firefly outputs in client-facing or internal professional work, what are your go-to tips? How do you refine the prompts or post-process the images to make them feel more authentic and less... obviously AI-generated? Any pitfalls I should watch out for?
Really appreciate any guidance from this community. The goal is for our visuals to look polished and trustworthy, not like a stock AI gallery.
Thanks!