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OpenArt: Generate historical image grids with Nano Banana 2

Demo summary

The creator demonstrates how to use Nano Banana 2 in OpenArt to generate a 2x2 grid of the Roman Coliseum across different historical eras using specific coordinates and time-based prompts.

Step-by-step

  1. Open the OpenArt interface
  2. Select the Nano Banana 2 model
  3. Describe the image as a 2x2 grid
  4. Input the specific coordinates of the Roman Coliseum
  5. Define the era for each panel (80 AD, 1450 BC, 1870, and 2025)
  6. Click Generate

Tips

  • Use specific dates and coordinates to test the model's historical accuracy and spatial knowledge

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