aww thanks so much!! I really needed this Lora to fix ZIT, so that I can continue making stuff in my preferred style, so here we are =) Looking forward to seeing what you create too!

The Z Image standard images are very "raw", and I feel like lacking in a bit of beauty composition, unlike the better balanced Qwen model (in particular White Qwen checkpoint). This lora at lowish strength will help bring some of that in, and bring back a bit more of that cinematic vibe. If you go too high on lora strength though it would take away too much original Z image, however, using a chained sampler setup could help to bring back more of the Z Image detailing.

@zengrath @letthebassdrop That's interesting, because I don't have any trouble with having varied faces, I generated around 200 last night, and 90%+ of them are different faces. I do suggest not going that high on the lora strength, otherwise it will overpower the original Z Image.

thanks! I heard that there's a cap on how much lora weight can be mixed right now. I think my lora is pretty gentle though, so should be fine to mix but I haven't tried. I assume when mixing loras etc, to have one be dominant and another be less, instead of 50/50.

@EarNugget2 I think the sweet spot for this lora is between 0.2 to 0.5, but you can go even higher if you don't mind an overly smoothed look, really depends on the image you are going for! I didn't notice any bad anatomy even at 1.0 strength, but there are some weird artifacts like random tattoos =)

I can't afford to train it that many times, so I purposely used R128 to try to get in as much detail-adding features as possible.