Attention: You need a VAE to use this model. I recommend you try this one out.
This model involves dreamlike photoreal, so here is the license that you must abide by. Also check out the license in the chillout mix page regarding commercial use, we have chillout in this model.
This is Deimos Mix, it's a photorealistic model built on the same mental framework as Ares Mix and Mars Mix (and in fact, uses the same photoreal core as the two of them - I still did not find a better core than that one). This time around, I included a model with noise offset (iComix), which had the effect of greatly improving lighting at the cost of some smoother skin sometimes. This model has a larger focus on fantasy and sci-fi photorealistic images, and does very well in that regard.
A note to users, I am uploading the anime core as a separate version because I think that one is a very competent anime model (and it allows people to try block merging that in other photorealistic models to see what comes out). Please do not be alarmed by this. There are more details about the merge on each version's page.
Description
This is the anime core used in the model.
The recipe is to first merge icomix v3 with (counterfeitv2.5 - anythingV3)*0.4 and (gape60 - anythingV3)*0.3, then use the result to merge in chilloutmix using the weights for the basil mix merge in Abyss Orange Mix 2.
FAQ
Comments (4)
Hi, how does this mix compare to your Ares Mix? Ares is my go to model, I have not found a better mix so far for my needs. Also, do you plan on updating Ares anytime soon? Thanks for all your hard work on these mixes.
Hey, this mix is a much easier to prompt, much more versatile model when compared to Ares, however it is significantly less realistic as well.
Regarding an Ares update, I plan on uploading a new version of Ares within a few hours. Keep your eyes open.
Hey there, I'm having trouble using the model. I'm using the recommended VAE. I have tried it on comfyui and reforged. The images come out very fuzzy and washed out looking. Any tips on fixing that? Thank you.
Hey, it's been a long time since I tried this model. Fuzzy and washed out usually is a VAE problem. Are you sure you enabled the correct VAE? Besides that, I would need more info (an example?) to help.