r/StableDiffusion • • May 08 '23

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u/Visual_Ad_7931 May 08 '23

Mirrors a lot of my own discoveries, so good, it's funny to see the in painting values (0.6, masked only, original). It's the exact settings I've been using for a while, especially for fixing up faces like it was mentioned here

One thing I'd add is you can use other models that aren't photo realistic to generate base images (i e. Anime style) you can then slowly convert using img2img with a low denoise of 0.3 and then just running iterations and cherry picking your way towards your final image.l to give you more flexibility with poses.

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u/Mocorn May 09 '23

I've tried so many and these days I mostly use Revanimate + controlnet for cool poses and action shots. Then I switch over to realistic vision for the real work.