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Marvel refuta la participación de la IA en el último póster Fantastic Four

Feb 25,2025 Autor: Connor

Marvel niega la participación de la IA en la creación de sus carteles de "Cuatro Fantásticos: Primeros Pasos", a pesar de la especulación de los fanáticos. La controversia proviene de un póster que representa a un hombre aparentemente con solo cuatro dedos. Si bien algunos sugieren que el dedo faltante está oculto, otros atribuyen la anomalía a errores de postproducción simples o habilidades de Photoshop menos que perfectas.

La campaña de marketing para "Fantastic Four: First Steps" se lanzó esta semana, incluido un avance de trailer y varios carteles compartidos en las redes sociales. Un póster, en particular, provocó un debate debido al hombre de cuatro dedos antes mencionado, junto con otras inconsistencias percibidas como caras duplicadas, miradas de orientación incorrecta y extremidades desproporcionadas, todos los factores que impulsaron la especulación sobre la generación de IA.

¿Un fanático de Fantastic Four aparentemente le falta un dedo? Crédito de la imagen: Marvel Studios.

Un portavoz de Disney/Marvel declaró firmemente que IGN no se utilizó en la creación del póster. Las explicaciones alternativas incluyen una supervisión simple durante la postproducción, la eliminación accidental de un dedo sin corrección de manos posterior, o las caras repetidas son el resultado de técnicas comunes del actor del actor de fondo en lugar de duplicación de IA.

Al alimentar aún más el debate, también se lanzaron varias imágenes del trailer de la película:

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La falta de aclaraciones oficiales con respecto al hombre de cuatro dedos deja espacio para continuar especulaciones. Independientemente de la verdadera causa, la controversia que rodea el póster ha aumentado sin duda el escrutinio de futuros materiales de marketing para "Fantásticos Cuatro: Primeros Pasos". También se anticipan más detalles sobre Galactus y Doctor Doom.

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