READ EACH VERSION DESCRIPTIONRecommended settings:<ul><li>1024 x 1024 resolution (most consistent)</li><li>Juggernaut XL (or similar photorealistic model)<ul><li>Use Natural Language prompts</li></ul></li><li>0.8 Strength</li><li>No refiner</li><li>DPM++ 2M Karras<ul><li>&gt;30 steps</li></ul></li></ul>Note: upscaling may degrade film grainTrained on many high-resolution 35mm and medium format film imagesThe produced film grain may look bad if files are stored as .jpg, so .png is recommendedMost training images were shot with Portra, Ektar, or Superia X-TRA filmstock

SDXL Film Photography Style

Better response to prompts, more coherent lines, and less jpeg artifacting than Alpha v0.2. Trained on a photorealistic model, not SDXL 1.0 base.Use the following prompting template:"film photography style" [your prompt], [modifiers], [shot type], [shot angle], [grain level]<ul><li>[modifiers] - still a WIP, optional<ul><li>nothing, bokeh, bloom, god rays, moody, etc.</li></ul></li><li>[shot type] - only use for portraits or pictures with people<ul><li>nothing, Extreme Close Up, Close Up, Medium Close Up, Medium Shot, Medium Full Shot, Full Shot</li></ul></li><li>[shot angle] - describes the camera angle<ul><li>nothing, bokeh, bloom, god rays, moody, etc.</li></ul></li><li>[grain level] - important to reduce Jpeg artifacts<ul><li>nothing, light grain, medium grain, heavy grain</li></ul></li></ul>** Note: nothing means "", so DO NOT type "nothing" **

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