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Clavicle shoulder-side endpoint / acromion visibility Anonymous 04/24/2025 (Thu) 09:20:04 No. 649
From the anatomy charts it's clear the clavicle does extend that far, and I see the example photo on wikipedia's article on the clavicle shows bumps on the woman's shoulders similar to what SD likes to generate all the fucking time. And SD must have learned it from somewhere. So I'm convinced it can be visible in certain conditions, I just started wondering what those conditions are. Any shoulder knowers here? This may be a bit of a blind spot in my anatomy knowledge. Is it tied to specific poses? I suppose level of body fat and muscle development would play a part, and thus it would be most visible on skinny women. I've come to treat these bumps as a tell-tale for SD generated images but it's obviously not 100% reliable, but I also don't recall having seen it this prominently on real people.
I'm skinny, but it's more like a bump, not a sharp edge. The girl (200kb) shouldn't have such a visible part of body, especially not from slightly above. And this only happens when I'm posing for a pic, the shoulders are in the same position. When I raise up my hands slightly, or when I'm typing, it's no longer there. SD made that thing up, it's not aware of body proportions, anything in a 32x32 area is a rounding error. It cannot do smooth wrinkles (for the same reason), I couldn't use those generated images as a reference for a portrait.
>>649 The bump is real, but the random dip below the end of the clavicle is just pure AI nonsense. Anyway, this thread shouldn't belong here and you should never ever use AI noise as reference. Go ask the trannies at /aichan/ or whatever next time.
>>670 It's an anatomy related question. I wouldn't expect AI fags to know anything about anatomy.
Are seriously using ai shit as reference? Sage
>>674 Not a reference thread. Read the post.
>>676 Not artwork or critique either. Delete your thread


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