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also would highly recommend a lora called 'adddetail'.. can also be used at a negative weighting to remove details from images (if you ever have a need to do that.)
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If you want shiny just add "diffused light" or "diffuse glow" or both.. I have not messed with control net yet, it's on my to do list. But other than that, so far hires gives the best image quality with best details imo. It's why I always recommend it and promote it. What makes the big difference is the hires steps. You did not understand me correctly.Hiress.fix looks with more clear detailswhen zoom, but Tile looks more shiny overall.
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When using hires, go with 2x the sample steps, meaning if you use 30 sample steps use 60 hires steps. The reasoning is that this keeps the composition. If you don't do this the composition will change from the sample steps to the hires steps.
If you have generation preview you can see it change. It was Devilkkw who gave me this tip I have been meaning to thank him. Thank you Devilkkw!
Also NMKD Superscale is superior to Lanczos imo. It makes a big difference.
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If you are interested in photo-realism, i released a positive and negative Textual Inversion for it.
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Meh, you paid too much for the card. I mean, if they are going to charge that price then give the appropriate amount of value. For $1600 it had better become sentient spontaneously and try to take over the planet.... and here is the place and time to brag for my new 13600k + RTX4090
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Hello everyone! i have some questions about the photos my stable diffusing is producing, why is it producing the collar device around my subject? i only starting messing around with stable Diffusion a couple of days ago. Thanks again!
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i guess the shield word in prompt. some type of word like "armor" etc do this.
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And to add to what devikkw said, it's down to the images the checkpoint have been trained on also. It looks great regardless, good job.
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Don't know if is correct place, and if someone need it, i've made a little batch file for fast watermark your image and not strip out metadata. Full detail on
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What's the point?
If you preserve the meta data, someone can just reproduce the image without the watermark..?
Not sure I understand the value / use case.
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anyone have a bestiality lora model to bless me with?
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Yes, you are in right, if someone use your same setting, config etc.. maybe reproduce it, but when you add watermark, more data is written inside png, also time of added watermark is written in.
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models on Civitai. I've had a go with both (in conjunction with the SunsetRiders LoRA) and they both seem OK.
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You won't find one here, on Civitai or on any reputable site.
Also, I'd be very, very careful downloading anything described as meeting the description - although .safetensors files should be safe, any .ckpt or .pt file from an untrusted source is a risk.
I’m using everything v3. I’ve tried everything v4 and the lighting seems off. Thanks again after a while I will try to remove the armor prompt and try again. Thanks again.And to add to what devikkw said, it's down to the images the checkpoint have been trained on also. It looks great regardless, good job.
also on a off note could I post a picture of an ai generated image, with the question of what checkpoint is used?
basically I’m asking if the people of this forum know most checkpoints people use for ai generation. Thanks again.
Hello I’m relatively new to stable disfusion and I’m seen a lot of post mentioning LoRA’s what are these? Are they checkpoints?
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Now that there are so many different checkpoints, the only way to know this is to ask the one who generated the image.
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It's like a mini checkpoint that is injected in the image generation for a more controlled result. It can be of a style or character or other concept.
" - LoRA. Low Rate Adaptation. 9-400MB in size. An advanced type of embedding that used to require crazy amounts of vRAM on your GPU, now works OK with as little as 8GB. If you want to generate a very specific type of thing such as a specific model of car or a celebrity, you might use a LoRA. Advantage is they can be trained on a small number of images (as little as 3!). Disadvantage is that they often take over and don't always play well with other LoRAs. They have .ckpt, .pt or .safetensors file extensions. Make sure you don't put them in the \models\stable-diffusion folder, they go in the models\Lora folder. "
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