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This LoRA generates images with the look of cinematic movie stills anamorphic lens flares, moody color grading, shallow depth of field, and the slightly grainy texture of real 35mm film rather than the flat, oversharpened look typical of AI renders.
Key characteristics:
Lighting: hard rim lights, visible practical sources in frame, deliberate color grading
Composition: widescreen framing, rule-of-thirds blocking, negative space
Texture: film grain, subtle chromatic aberration, natural skin tones
Technical Details:
Trigger:
cinematic movie stillWeight: 1.0
Use horizontal aspect ratios.
Works best with scene-based prompts.
The images attached are raw generations (no inpainting/post-processing). Full prompts, negative prompts, and generation settings are included in the metadata of image for easy replication.
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Comments (11)
Thanks for this, krea can probably do something like this, but it takes a whole lot of effort to make it resemble a movie. Edit: Just wanna say, holy shit, everything so damn clear now visually.
Thanks for appreciation. Base model often spits flat looking still, lack film grain color grading, LoRA make its easier.
@vizsumit Would you consider making specific genre movies in the future? Like action, superhero, scifi, or horror?
@TheEventHorizon I think krea2's base understanding is good enough to handle wide variety of concepts, though in the next version I will include more images for each genre type.
@vizsumit I didnt see your later images, so looks like it can do some of it already.
Sci-fi would be really nice. I think all realistic models, or at least realistic "part" of those models, including Krea2, lack proper knowledge of sci-fi. In illustration department it's fine, but photo sci-fi prompts come out weak and dull, unfortunately. Maybe my prompting 🤷♂️
@green_anger ok, i will include more sci-fi images in next version's dataset
Just ran a few test batches with this, lighting and film grain are very film like. Great work OP, definitely adding this to my arsenal.
Glad you like it. Thanks!