If you get the civtai extension via the a1111 extension tab you can just click update and it will scan your lira folder and add images and keywords for you
Very interesting video, I didn't know this tool. Since you are open to new requests, I would like to propose one that interests me.. I am becoming used to using Automatic1111 on the renderings I produce to add some details here and there.. being high-res images I use the Tile/blur(controlnet) + Tiled combo Diffusion&TiledVae to work directly on it and do further upscaling. When there are people in the images, they very often come out wrong. Is there any way to use the Inpaint module directly in high resolutions without making crops?
I have a video on Tiled Diffusion / Tiled VAE, check it out here: th-cam.com/video/44waH3sDYOM/w-d-xo.html. Not sure if this video answers your question or not.
Yes, definitely possible to do it with a real photo. The procedure is basically the same. I may try to work on a video like that in the future. Thanks for your suggestion.
hey dude, you are really good youtuber and I really enjoy your videos. I have one quick question, where can I get the repository or like a file selection with all the models you are using? or if you can’t provide that, can you please share your opinion on which model would be best for generating realistic and very detailed photos, sometimes NWSF. Thanks a lot!
Haven’t heard of Photopea before, but people probably pronounce it that way because they think it’s a smash up of “photo” and “utopia” but that would be wrong since the spelling is off.
Great Video! I stumbled across this Aitana Lopez thing. I found it relatively easy to recreate pictures with the same face quality using juggernaut. But they have pictures where she is in a pool for example and this certainly doesn’t look AI generated to me. Could you explain how they are pulling this off? Greetings from Norway
Thanks for watching, I'm glad you liked the video! Without knowing the exact image(s) in question, I can't provide specifics, but I imagine they probably use a combination of checkpoint and LORAs to achieve a film grain type of look for the AI influencer photos.
CivitAI has a bunch of "glasses" LORAs. If your checkpoint model can't do glasses (and many can just by saying "wearing glasses") try adding a glasses lora and inpainting with that "wearing glasses" positive prompt. Also, negative prompt "missing eye glasses". If you have any graphics skills find a photo of the glasses you want and use the technique shown here. You can also use After Detailer for eyes or face detection with the positive prompt "wearing eyeglasses" as well as the negative "not wearing eyeglasses". I can get a starter image with something like "secretary outfit with glasses." Sometimes adding it with a type of outfit or profession that stereotypically has a person who wears glasses also helps.
@@cyberprompt Thank u, very much. I didnt say, that I always work with real photos. Not often I create Ai images from scratch. Most time I inpaint in photos. This is why I hv problms with glasses. I try to inpaint glasses on real persons.
Thank you for the sub friend! I agree with cyberprompt's suggestions, it's probably easier to find a photo of a pair of glasses or a LORA for glasses, then inpaint them into your photos.
Am using sd since many months, yet I didn't know a lot of stuff explained in this video. Thanks a lot. Learnt something today. Really appreciate this knowledge share
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If you get the civtai extension via the a1111 extension tab you can just click update and it will scan your lira folder and add images and keywords for you
Very interesting video, I didn't know this tool. Since you are open to new requests, I would like to propose one that interests me..
I am becoming used to using Automatic1111 on the renderings I produce to add some details here and there.. being high-res images I use the Tile/blur(controlnet) + Tiled combo Diffusion&TiledVae to work directly on it and do further upscaling.
When there are people in the images, they very often come out wrong. Is there any way to use the Inpaint module directly in high resolutions without making crops?
I have a video on Tiled Diffusion / Tiled VAE, check it out here: th-cam.com/video/44waH3sDYOM/w-d-xo.html. Not sure if this video answers your question or not.
still confused about whole picture vs. masked only... seems like I've seen tutorials that recommend the opposite. Will need more practice lol
photopea remove background doesn't work with A1111 anymore
Is it possible to do this on an image of myself? Please do a tutorial
Yes, definitely possible to do it with a real photo. The procedure is basically the same. I may try to work on a video like that in the future. Thanks for your suggestion.
Super great tips in this video, thanks!
hey dude, you are really good youtuber and I really enjoy your videos. I have one quick question, where can I get the repository or like a file selection with all the models you are using? or if you can’t provide that, can you please share your opinion on which model would be best for generating realistic and very detailed photos, sometimes NWSF. Thanks a lot!
Haven’t heard of Photopea before, but people probably pronounce it that way because they think it’s a smash up of “photo” and “utopia” but that would be wrong since the spelling is off.
Haha, your guess makes sense. =)
Great Video! I stumbled across this Aitana Lopez thing. I found it relatively easy to recreate pictures with the same face quality using juggernaut. But they have pictures where she is in a pool for example and this certainly doesn’t look AI generated to me. Could you explain how they are pulling this off? Greetings from Norway
Thanks for watching, I'm glad you liked the video! Without knowing the exact image(s) in question, I can't provide specifics, but I imagine they probably use a combination of checkpoint and LORAs to achieve a film grain type of look for the AI influencer photos.
Hey, i practice every day. But I dont find a way to add realistic normal glasses. Its anoying, I get everything but not realistic results.
CivitAI has a bunch of "glasses" LORAs. If your checkpoint model can't do glasses (and many can just by saying "wearing glasses") try adding a glasses lora and inpainting with that "wearing glasses" positive prompt. Also, negative prompt "missing eye glasses". If you have any graphics skills find a photo of the glasses you want and use the technique shown here. You can also use After Detailer for eyes or face detection with the positive prompt "wearing eyeglasses" as well as the negative "not wearing eyeglasses". I can get a starter image with something like "secretary outfit with glasses." Sometimes adding it with a type of outfit or profession that stereotypically has a person who wears glasses also helps.
@@cyberprompt Thank u, very much. I didnt say, that I always work with real photos. Not often I create Ai images from scratch. Most time I inpaint in photos. This is why I hv problms with glasses. I try to inpaint glasses on real persons.
Thank you for the sub friend! I agree with cyberprompt's suggestions, it's probably easier to find a photo of a pair of glasses or a LORA for glasses, then inpaint them into your photos.
Am using sd since many months, yet I didn't know a lot of stuff explained in this video. Thanks a lot. Learnt something today. Really appreciate this knowledge share
You're welcome! I'm glad this video was helpful for you!
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WOW!! Never knew LORAs could be organized in such a way. Learnt so much and thank you for this inpainting tutorial.
You are welcome! I'm glad it was helpful for you. Cheers!
Really appreciate this tutorial! Reinforcing these skills in a step-by-step way has made it much easier for me to emulate in my own image generation!
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Hey nice artwork! Just want to ask that are you interested in our new ai generation product? Maybe I can send you beta version to you~
If i may ask, is it possible to make 2 poses from controlnet, generate them separately and inpaint them in 1 image?
Great videos, thank you! One of the hardest things to do is to fix arms. It would be great to see a video about this.
Great video all the useful information layed out an elegant manner.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
good stuff got my sub
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Very nice tutorial
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Your videos are easier to understand. I like every video you publish.
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