NEW V2 -> ChangeAngle – KonText LoRA
In KonText, when prompting for a camera movement — like shifting left, right, or changing angle — the model typically rotates the main subject instead of moving the camera around it, leaving the background untouched.
This LoRA corrects that behavior by allowing you to virtually control the camera, generating a realistic change in viewpoint while preserving the subject’s pose, identity, and spatial coherence.
Use the prompt:ChangeAngle, pan camera right
—or variants like—ChangeAngle, pan camera leftChangeAngle, tilt camera downChangeAngle, zoom-outChangeAngle, tilt camera top viewChangeAngle, pan camera opposite rear view
You can also combine multiple movements for more cinematic control:ChangeAngle, tilt camera slightly down, pan camera left, zoom-out
By default, this model actually shifts the virtual camera rather than rotating the subject in place.
✦ What’s new in this version:
Added support for zoom-out, top view and opposite rear view
Improved consistency and coherence across multiple generations
More stable preservation of subject identity during angle changes
✦ Important notes:
It sometimes confuses left and right, but the correct orientation is usually achieved after a few generations.
On complex scenes, the background may be over-modified or altered.
Trained over 3000 steps on a dataset focused on subject rotation, angle variation, zooming, and cinematic framing.
✦ Ideal for:
Building multi-angle datasets or before/after sequences
Simulating camera motion across a visual sequence
Ensuring visual continuity in storyboards or game/film concepts
Generating in/out frames for video interpolation models like WAN
V1 -> ChangeAngle – KonText LoRA
In KonText, when prompting for a camera movement — like shifting left, right, or changing angle — the model typically rotates the main subject instead of moving the camera around it, leaving the background untouched.
This LoRA corrects that behavior by allowing you to virtually control the camera, generating a realistic change in viewpoint while preserving the subject’s pose, identity, and spatial coherence.
Use the prompt:
ChangeAngle, pan camera right
—or variants like—
ChangeAngle, pan camera left
ChangeAngle, pan camera top
ChangeAngle, tilt camera top
ChangeAngle, pan camera slightly left, low angle
ChangeAngle, camera top-down view
By default, this model actually shifts the virtual camera rather than rotating the subject in place.
✦ Important notes:
It sometimes confuses left and right, but the correct orientation is usually achieved after a few generations.
On complex scenes, the background may be over-modified or completely altered.
Trained over 2000 steps on a dataset focused on subject rotation, angle variation, and cinematic framing.
✦ Ideal for:
Building multi-angle datasets or before/after sequences
Simulating camera motion across a visual sequence
Ensuring visual continuity in storyboards or game/film concepts
Generating in/out frames for video interpolation models like WAN
Description
ChangeAngle V2 – KonText LoRA
In KonText, when prompting for a camera movement — like shifting left, right, or changing angle — the model typically rotates the main subject instead of moving the camera around it, leaving the background untouched.
This LoRA corrects that behavior by allowing you to virtually control the camera, generating a realistic change in viewpoint while preserving the subject’s pose, identity, and spatial coherence.
Use the prompt:ChangeAngle, pan camera right
—or variants like—ChangeAngle, pan camera leftChangeAngle, tilt camera downChangeAngle, zoom-outChangeAngle, tilt camera top viewChangeAngle, pan camera opposite rear view
You can also combine multiple movements for more cinematic control:ChangeAngle, tilt camera slightly down, pan camera left, zoom-out
By default, this model actually shifts the virtual camera rather than rotating the subject in place.
✦ What’s new in this version:
Added support for zoom-out, top view and opposite rear view
Improved consistency and coherence across multiple generations
More stable preservation of subject identity during angle changes
✦ Important notes:
It sometimes confuses left and right, but the correct orientation is usually achieved after a few generations.
On complex scenes, the background may be over-modified or altered.
Trained over 3000 steps on a dataset focused on subject rotation, angle variation, zooming, and cinematic framing.
✦ Ideal for:
Building multi-angle datasets or before/after sequences
Simulating camera motion across a visual sequence
Ensuring visual continuity in storyboards or game/film concepts
Generating in/out frames for video interpolation models like WAN
FAQ
Comments (5)
The Lora has potential and It mostly works, but often doesn't really adhere to prompts at all. Whether you state left or right doesn't seem to matter and you get a random 3/4 perspective if the original image is front facing. Tilt camera down / tilt camera up also often just pans the camera slightly up or down or even just recreates the input image exactly.
Yes. It's a bit “random.” Sometimes I need a lot of renders, to change the seed... I know. But it's very difficult to get precision with this kind of Lora... Much more complex than applying a style, that's for sure.
idk didn't seems to work for me. Sometimes even vanila kontext works better
Perhaps it's my fault and I'm simply expecting too much; this Lora definitely does something. But the effects are relatively minor, except for the back view, which unfortunately has problems with the spatial orientation of limbs. Furthermore, "occasionally mixes up right and left" means that occasionally there's "left" and "the other left." And it's not a slider; the intensity simply determines between "okay" and "bad."
Do you have recommended steps or cfg?