Nokia Snapshot LoRA — Dial‑up‑era pixels, straight from a Symbian pocketSlip back to 2007, when a 2‑megapixel phone cam felt futuristic and sharing a pic over Bluetooth was peak social media. This LoRA faithfully recreates that unmistakable look:<ul><li>Signature soft‑focus glass – a tiny plastic lens that renders edges a little dreamy, with subtle halo sharpening baked in.</li><li>Muted Y2K palette – gentle blues and dusty cyans, occasionally warmed by the sensor’s unpredictable white‑balance mood swings.</li><li>JPEG crunch &amp; sensor noise – light blocky compression, speckled low‑light grain, and just enough chroma noise to feel authentic.</li></ul>Use it when you need that candid, slightly lo‑fi charm—work selfies, street snaps, party flashbacks, or MySpace‑core portraits. Think pre‑Instagram filters, school corridor selfies, and after‑hours office scenes under fluorescent haze. P.S.: trained only on photos from my Nokia e61i -WAN Of course, it doesn’t give the same effect as on Flux, but it’s a good way to get interesting noisy compositions. Also recommend using <code>res_2s_ode</code> for maximum effect

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