Google Gemini AI Scout Images

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Yes! Please let us know how it looks. I love the idea of a brown harkening back to the 1970's, but am concerned about keeping it clean (like black). If it's awesome though, I could be easily persuaded.
The hubs and I took tons of pictures of Mountainside and I will be posting them just as soon as I can. We both felt in this lighting that color read more grey/black than brown.
 
So was playing again to see what would happen if I had Gemini re-render the marker sketch I did last week and turn it back into a photo real The sketch was originally created using the PacMist scout but interesting in the final outcome. Liking the color but interesting that with all the Scout traveler images online for Gemini to find and reference it gave a much bolder color
I tried to remove some of the rich deep color and this is what AI came up with. I did two passes changing the % of color fill and brightness. One kinda looks more green like the PacMist (closer to the sketch). I like both.
 

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We need more COLORS! Until recently, all my vehicles white, gray or silver. Oh yeah and I did have a black car way back. Apparently, these are the "go to" colors for the majority of buyers...including me...but WHY? Look in the parking lots and on the highways. I mean, how many times does anyone point at a white, silver, black or gray car and say "I love that color"?

Like this rhino...I AM SICK AND F'ing TIRED or these white vehicles that have taken over! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

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I blame the growth of white colored vehicles on global warming as I personally have never found the color attractive. However, I own two white vehicles now and the most recent previous color was black. Without question, the white colored vehicles I have now are significantly "cooler" than the black of old. Living in the blistering SW is a factor as well :). My family has been told however, the Scout will not be white!
 
I blame the growth of white colored vehicles on global warming as I personally have never found the color attractive. However, I own two white vehicles now and the most recent previous color was black. Without question, the white colored vehicles I have now are significantly "cooler" than the black of old. Living in the blistering SW is a factor as well :). My family has been told however, the Scout will not be white!
Welcome to the community! I live in the blistering SE so I know what you mean. However, strangely enough I have never bought a white colored vehicle, but my Rivian R1T is black. I blame my Wife for that because I wanted Forrest Green but was overruled lol! Totally agree with you though, my Scout will NOT be black, white, or Silver!
 
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Welcome to the community! I live in the blistering SE so I know what you mean. However, strangely enough I have never bought a white colored vehicle, but my Rivian R1T is black. I blame my Wife for that because I wanted Forrest Green but was overruled lol! Totally agree with you though, my Scout will NOT be black, white, or Silver!
I've had all sorts of neutrals. Grays, blacks, silvers. I want color too but I have silver right now and that darn thing doesn't show any sort of dirt. It's amazing and going back to a darker color would be hard from a dirt perspective! If they offer it at launch, I'm torn between Silo Green and Pacific Mist. Hopefully PM doesn't win out simply because it'll look cleaner longer!
 
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So I got loose again on this thread today. I asked Gemini to use a series of late model Scout II’s and without using broncos or new SM references create an evolution of what scouts would have looked like in 1990, 2005, 2015 and today. I see a few vehicle influences but was kind of cool to see what came about. I’m attaching the first two as lumped together elevations then individuals so you can see the order it placed them. Was a fun exercise
 

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Always liked our ms too. No rust but good vehicle. Don’t even remember why we got rid of it. Probably just had an itch
Probably just a Maryland salt thing: salty air, snow salt!. Not sure how long we have been doing the salt-brine pre-treatment but that stuff is really bad. PA uses primarily cinders, don't they?
 
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Probably just a Maryland salt thing: salty air, snow salt!. Not sure how long we have been doing the salt-brine pre-treatment but that stuff is really bad. PA uses primarily cinders, don't they?
Used to. Last few years has been salt brine pre treat to be more proactive. Lots of crusty white car coating.