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I meant in general. When ever I have attempted any widescreen images, it often or almost always results in either multiple subjects or the subject is lying down. I'm working on something special that would be awesome in widescreen.do you have an example image of the type of thing you're after? obviously doesn't need to be anything generated, just to have something to ballpark it
I'm understanding now the extension, but seem you have better control on sampler, preprocess and postprocess.I would be curious to try it for the benefit of making widescreen images. Can the extension in A1111 do widescreen? And with hiresfix? With the subject standing? This would be the ideal.
I ran out of reactions. So I say thank you for sharing your testing. HeartemojiI'm understanding now the extension, but seem you have better control on sampler, preprocess and postprocess.
for hi.res i don't fund the hi.res option, but there are mane Upscale option, i think is these option (also in upscale you can use different model). I like auto memory managment, going up to in resolution and it automatic use tiled vad if you run out of memory.
For high size i got same problem as a1111, multiple subject.
Mr-Fox you are very welcome. Good to share the original prompts so we can learn off each other
On a different note, I see Sebastian Kamph has just released a 12' video on Comfy UI - very informative, especially if you have never used this type of flow:You must be registered to see the links
Here's a workflow file for ComfyUI to do a 2688 x 1536 widescreen using latent composing.I meant in general. When ever I have attempted any widescreen images, it often or almost always results in either multiple subjects or the subject is lying down. I'm working on something special that would be awesome in widescreen.
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Thank you! HeartemojiHere's a workflow file for ComfyUI to do a 2688 x 1536 widescreen using latent composing.
Takes between 20 and 30 minutes on my 6gb card depending on what other windows / apps I have open. Now, I haven't experimented one bit how to make these look better.
But! I think this is actually a deadend, and one should go with OpenPose control nets instead for widescreens. Imma try to do one soon(c).
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That UI looks way worse than the default experience you get lol, I'm assuming you can add on to it but if not that's an entirely pointless design IMO.Comfy UI inside a1111 is released. checkYou must be registered to see the links. View attachment 2770004
Pointless, no. Different, yes, and much more "open" in what you can do, but YOU have to do it.That UI looks way worse than the default experience you get lol, I'm assuming you can add on to it but if not that's an entirely pointless design IMO.
I meant in general. When ever I have attempted any widescreen images, it often or almost always results in either multiple subjects or the subject is lying down. I'm working on something special that would be awesome in widescreen.
Posting very soon. Maybe minutes..
the image is taken on default open, you can add-remove option by right click, and see there are many option to check.That UI looks way worse than the default experience you get lol, I'm assuming you can add on to it but if not that's an entirely pointless design IMO.
I forgot to say that I have managed to get a widescreen image with the subject standing and without any duplicates but the subject were always in the distance. I achieved this with an extension with regional prompting that I tried. Imagine a glamour shot photo of a beautiful woman walking down a tropical beach in a skimpy bikini, now this would be awesome in widescreen but you wouldn't want her to be far away. I have not found a way yet to achieve this without doubles or the subject lying down or being far away or any other weirdness. It's not a specific image that I'm after though but a composition.
have you tried using controlnet inpaint, to outpaint a image?I forgot to say that I have managed to get a widescreen image with the subject standing and without any duplicates but the subject were always in the distance. I achieved this with an extension with regional prompting that I tried. Imagine a glamour shot photo of a beautiful woman walking down a tropical beach in a skimpy bikini, now this would be awesome in widescreen but you wouldn't want her to be far away. I have not found a way yet to achieve this without doubles or the subject lying down or being far away or any other weirdness. It's not a specific image that I'm after though but a composition.
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Awesome!
Yes, you render your image first from txt2img, then img2img.Awesome!
No I have not messed with control net at all. It's on my to do list for sure. Thank you this looks very promising.
How is the workflow? Do you render an image with txt2img first and then use the control net inpaint?
As everyone has already heard to death, I'm very fond of hiresfix. Is there a way to incorporate it in the process somehow?