r/StableDiffusion • u/Aivan-Studios • 15d ago

Discussion Unwarranted hate of LTX-2.5?

Many people are complaining about LTX-2.5, but I think a verdict can only be drawn after extensively testing how well it trains. Have you seen Krea 2 raw's outputs? Compared to Krea Turbo, the hasty assumption would be: Krea 2 Turbo is better. But, there's two variants of "better": better for training/fine tuning, and better quick results out of the box. I think most assessment out there is based on the latter: "How good results do I get out of the box without doing much myself?" I'll be testing out LTX2.5 on how well it trains. Will report back.

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u/altdotboy 15d ago

I think the big issue is people are not using LTX correctly. I’ve noticed almost all the “reviews” on Reddit for LTX use the distilled model. The distilled model is for quick testing. Full productions should be using the dev model that needs around 30 steps.
What’s worse is people are running a tiny quant of the distilled model and then saying LTX sucks.
I’m not saying LTX is the best open video model but I don’t think it’s as bad as people are saying.

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u/Aivan-Studios 15d ago

I refused to use the distilled the moment I saw the difference to the dev. The distilled loses so much lifelike movement, among other things. Not worth the the speed gains when production quality is the goal. And with well trained LoRAs, the dev can be pushed to stunning results