This model attempts to make your outputs more like what a 4th generation iPod Touch camera will output. This means Poor dynamic range, washed out colors and noisy shadows.
I think this particular Lora differentiates itself because I took all the photos myself. I found an old iPod (4th generation) at a garage sale and took a bunch of pictures over the past month to create the dataset. This means the actual camera qualities should be baked into the model VERY well. the downside is that the dataset is pretty small (127 images currently) and limited to stuff a can actually take pictures of. This means it's pretty bad at nsfw.
It also tends to give images a more Candid, Amateur Look. That's because the dataset is completely amateur and candid.
Krea2
This one also has a strong push towards a more candid, amateur style, especially as you go to higher strengths. I had to train this one on the turbo model since i don't quite have enough VRAM for the raw model.
Subtle: 0.3 - 0.5 (safe, keeps composition similar to no Lora but adds some old digital camera smoothness, compression, and color washing)
Dramatic: 0.7-1.0 (changes to a more candid and amateur composition, and outputs that look very true to a shitty old phone camera)
This version does great with random objects, animals, and landscapes, but it will make your character a bit less photogenic at higher strengths compared to the base model.
Another "strength" of this one is that it will push the style to realism. this can be useful in a lot of cases. the image of the teddy bear in the rain on the seed and prompt i used is actually more of a cartoon image on base Krea2, while with my Lora it looks alot more realistic
Flux2_Klein_9B
This version came out pretty good, much better than the 4B version. keeps composition super well! I also discovered you can prompt away alot of the effects this Lora applies to an image if you use too many "positive" tags (lighting, professional photoshoot, masterpiece, that kind of thing)
subtle: 0.5 - 1.00
high influence: 1.5 - 2.0
I like to keep this one at around 1.5, but 2.0 is good too. Gotta figure out how to train FLux better so the Lora strength doesn't need to go so high. if anyone has advice, let me know!
Flux2_Klein_4B
Probably the most subtle version. you keep the aesthetics of the non-Lora version fairly intact with this one. Honestly i will probably retrain this one to be more dramatically iPod Touch 4th gen at a later point
For subtle influence, keep the strength at 1.0-1.4=5
For dramatic results, strength 1.6-3.0
Z-Image Base
This version is slightly more subtle. I would keep strength 0.8-1.0
It also works for Z-image Turbo, but I would up the strength to 2.0-3.0
Z-Image Turbo
This version might honestly be a bit overbaked on the candid and amateur composition
I would keep strength between 0.3-0.8
You will get your best results with plain Z-Image Turbo. I got some pretty terrible outputs on some of the Finetunes on here. it can work if you keep the strength pretty low.
If there is actually some interest in this model, I can keep taking more pics in my travels and try to get a better dataset. I could also add nsfw pictures to my dataset if i can find them and confirm they were taken on an iPod touch 4th generation.
I can also include the dataset if interested, but I will probably censor out any images of myself that I used in the dataset so I don't dox myself.



