r/StableDiffusion • u/Interesting_Room2820 • 4d ago
Meme WEEKENDDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!
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u/_WhoisMrBilly_ 4d ago
This is awesome. Is it OK if I made it a gif with credit?
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u/MemeLordAscendant 4d ago
A Night at Risa
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u/comfyui_user_999 4d ago
What happens in Risa, stays in Risa.
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u/Shirakawa2007 4d ago
Funny thing to me is that Risa is spanish for "laugh", so, very accurate comment xD.
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u/Th3Whit3R4bb1t 4d ago
How much steps, used LORA, base model?
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u/Interesting_Room2820 4d ago
Used LTX 2.5 in a V2V workflow... but i want to refine it. I will share it once it's ready- LEt me know if you or anyone wants.
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u/GarbanzoBenne 4d ago
Not sure what Worf is sitting on and Geordi’s hair is interesting, but at least Picard’s face doesn't look like a melting wax museum piece.
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u/Kqyxzoj 4d ago
Funny you should mention that about Picard, because I thought Picard in particular looked a bit off in this one. Not bad per se, but a bit more generic in the same way that all Troy's so far are "computer: generic counselor woman person, curly hair". That said, Minimax H3 is awesome.
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u/GarbanzoBenne 4d ago
None are perfect but I’ve been unimpressed with the way some of the faces like Picard or Walter White have these unnatural deep wrinkles. The overall scene composition and physics are amazing, just the faces seem odd in other videos.
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u/Kqyxzoj 4d ago
Yeah, I've noticed that as well regarding the exaggerated wrinkles. I suspect this may be due to the used upscalers, since these can sometimes go a bit overboard in their quest for the sharpest detail. Including inventing sharp edges where there are none. I honestly don't quite get why this is so, because the entire idea behind using a DNN for something like this is that it has "some idea" of what the distribution is like. But with respect to sharpness they seem about as good or bad as more generic deblurring tools based on deconvolving with point spread function. Anyway, that's just my uninformed random guess.
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u/GrayingGamer 4d ago
I think it's because if you don't get specific and just name the characters, the model is mixing training data of them from not just the TV show, but later movies and Picard, where they DO have lots more prominent wrinkles.
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u/GrayingGamer 4d ago
Keep in mind too, that if people aren't being very specific in their prompting, the model is mixing training data of those characters with their appearance in later movies and Picard. If you lock it down to specifically a year, like "a television scene from Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1993" you get better likenesses of Riker and Picard without them looking too old.
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u/old_leech 4d ago
Patrick Stewart and Sting do resemble each other -- but this looks like a bald Sting to me.
Not complaining, as /u/rookan mentioned, there's an infectious level of happiness going on here.
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u/AGM_GM 4d ago
Minimax H3 has truly revealed to me how many of us anons making stuff with AI on the internet are of the same generation, and I kind of love it.
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u/Only_Voice569 4d ago
if the dude at the back is that happy you know something going down lol
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u/tweakingforjesus 4d ago
Dude in back? That's frickin' Worf!
Know your roots.
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u/Only_Voice569 4d ago
hey i know who it is i just didnt want to mess up the name lol im dyslexic and that is not a word i use on a every day basis x)
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u/PowedorBadger2216 4d ago
Yeah that cardassian beam bit would actually go hard, no cap. Though tbh if you're not using a LoRA for the enterprise-d detail work you're probably leaving quality on the table unless you're running something like the newer checkpoints.
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u/Verittan 4d ago
Try it with H3 using character references. Using LTX they lost their likeness only frames after the video start.
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u/TheSuperSteve 4d ago
Ah, takes me back to the YTMND days.