REQUEST: Please share your generations with my models if you get the time. I've only really seen maybe eight examples - which is somewhat of a bummer. (Guilt tripping y'all :) ) Anyway, love seeing what you can do! NOTES: This model was trained on a couple hundred frames of <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://www.google.com/search?sca_esv=31f03e44d2d9661a&amp;q=Yorgos+Lanthimos&amp;si=ACC90ny8E30vD16OoPAAI4cStfcliGy35W8UAhb0TsHNc_ISQer7Pw0vdP64TL8C0uQWmWd-ChDRHdsk6dWcfUvCMv3DjGf0KH_qPxmKB1NhcYY8UjJE91wKEwXq5Ms2UAZbhxlG2RYscFm5Lgm1qEykrVY1MoX06nVx9m2S-p18L2GDpq9t9THoEG9sRwjsJ7uav1O3F_VRfAJozU3JSSchDcAqimwF2w%3D%3D&amp;sa=X&amp;ved=2ahUKEwjP-5nelbCIAxVOg4kEHdFmHk4QmxMoAHoECC4QAg">Yorgos Lanthimos' </a>the wonderful movie Poor Things. (Only the black and white portions, so far.) In order to get he most out of this model (in my opinion without a lot of tests) use these words in your prompt: "monochrome" "8mm nikkor fisheye lens" and then you should be set for something great. I also trained on "75mm film stock" but I prefer the fisheye effect. I like this model at 1.00 and even beyond 1.00 to get a more disorienting effect on the images.

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