Unlock the full potential of your creativity with this AI model, meticulously crafted to bring hyperrealistic depth and vibrant detail to every image. Whether you're visualizing magical realms, mythical creatures, or grand landscapes, this model breathes life into your concepts with captivating realism. Designed as a sophisticated detail enhancer, it infuses each piece with a richness that resonates, transforming ordinary scenes into extraordinary experiences.
Trained on over 100 high-quality images—from animals and people to landscapes, architecture, and everyday objects—it offers an elevated Flux capability, delivering incredibly detailed textures and true-to-life lighting. Embrace a journey into boundless fantasy, where your visions become immersive realities!
Recommended Usage:
Checkpoint: flux1-dev
Strength: 0.25~1.75 (adjust depending on the number of details needed for the best results)
Sampling Method: Euler
Scheduler Type: Beta
CFG Scale: 4
Steps: 20-45
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Excellent model , thanx for sharing !
I love this model! I really do! But it sometimes has a tendency to exhibit those 🤬 Flux Stripes (or grids). Yeah, I sometimes use it with other LoRA, which some say is asking for trouble. I gen large images, etc.
But I'm collecting info. I want to kill those suckers! Or at least make sure that future LoRA I train don't cause them. I'll let you know if I come up with anything actionable.
My flux workflow has an upscaler that clean this lines easily
@alcaitiff Rarely does anything leave here that isn't upscaled, and sometimes I don't see them until I upscale. But I don't USDU everything. Sure it fixes them sometimes, but I rarely do a less than 2x pass just to fix stripes.
I know what part of my problem is and it's 100% LoRA. I use too many at once. I know I shouldn't, but it works fine more often than not and I want the creativity. I'm just too darned old to make the same generic science fiction copies. I know that probably keeps a fair amount of people happy. But I've drawn, photographed, Photoshopped, 3D modelled and rendered for so many decades... I want to make things I've never seen before.
And my client rarely notices the stripes. He whines if there's any text that's not perfect or if there's a tiny, subtle hint of checkerboarding (but I need to add as much crazy detail as possible during USDU). I end up having to do 2 (even 3) USDUs and composite in Photoshop. And fix any text. 🙄
I've got a list of things from github, most of which I'm not doing in training, but disabling T5 attention mask is the latest thing on my list to track now. Thanks for the reply though. On my current stripes victim it reminded me to try not doing 2x (didn't help, never does for me).
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