A Lora designed to maximize photographic realism with regards to images of people, without sacrificing any quality and without needing to lower guidance below the stock setting of 3.5 (which has downsides such as loss of overall detail and reduced color range).Trained onsite at 1024px / Dim 20 on an extremely diverse dataset of images that were all hybrid-captioned with both JoyCaption and wd-eva02-large-tagger-v3.Recommended strength is between 0.7 and 0.9 or so, but feel free to experiment as you see fit.All primary sample images were generated at stock 3.5 guidance with just Flux Dev FP8 and this Lora. If remixing any of them, note that the strength used was NOT actually 1.0 in any case, CivitAI just doesn't handle ComfyUI metadata properly unfortunately. Set guidance back to 3.5 and try 0.7 strength as a starting point to get similar results.Lastly, note that the dataset for this Lora did not focus on nudity, I intend to release a separate Lora for that which will be able to run alongside this one in a complementary way if desired.

Zoot's Human Photo Realmaxxer For Flux

Zoots_Human_Photo_Realmaxxer_For_Flux.safetensors

A Lora designed to maximize photographic realism with regards to images of people, without sacrificing any quality and without needing to lower guidance below the stock setting of 3.5 (which has downsides such as loss of overall detail and reduced color range).Trained onsite at 1024px / Dim 20 on an extremely diverse dataset of images that were all hybrid-captioned with both JoyCaption and wd-eva02-large-tagger-v3.Recommended strength is between 0.7 and 0.9 or so, but feel free to experiment as you see fit.All primary sample images were generated at stock 3.5 guidance with just Flux Dev FP8 and this Lora.If remixing any of them, note that the strength used was NOT actually 1.0 in any case, CivitAI just doesn't handle ComfyUI metadata properly unfortunately. Set guidance back to 3.5 and try 0.7 strength as a starting point to get similar results.Lastly, note that the dataset for this Lora did not focus on nudity, I intend to release a separate Lora for that which will be able to run alongside this one in a complementary way if desired.

A Lora designed to maximize photographic realism with regards to images of people, without sacrificing any quality and without needing to lower guidance below the stock setting of 3.5 (which has downsides such as loss of overall detail and reduced color range).

Trained onsite at 1024px / Dim 20 on an extremely diverse dataset of images that were all hybrid-captioned with both JoyCaption and wd-eva02-large-tagger-v3.

Recommended strength is between 0.7 and 0.9 or so, but feel free to experiment as you see fit.

All primary sample images were generated at stock 3.5 guidance with just Flux Dev FP8 and this Lora.

If remixing any of them, note that the strength used was NOT actually 1.0 in any case, CivitAI just doesn't handle ComfyUI metadata properly unfortunately. Set guidance back to 3.5 and try 0.7 strength as a starting point to get similar results.

Lastly, note that the dataset for this Lora did not focus on nudity, I intend to release a separate Lora for that which will be able to run alongside this one in a complementary way if desired.

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