Very nice, I used your images as templates at double the resolution to fix some of the fine details without changing the image too much :)
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Very nice, I used your images as templates at double the resolution to fix some of the fine details without changing the image too much :)
I do like this, it looks crisp
Awesome man, thanks. That first one in particular makes a big improvement on the face and smile.
I guess that's a good tip for when I generate something that's close? Just feed the image back in as attachment and add "high resolution, 4K" or something to try and get that polish?
I used the exact same prompt but with the resolution set higher manually and I attached your image, the exact command was
!dream a (beautiful mermaid)++ wearing a pirate hat and smiling to a (pirate ship)++ caught in a storm, beautiful, perfect face, cute, red hair, blue eyes, fingers together, lightning [deformed, malformed, deformed face, bad teeth, bad hands, bad fingers, bad eyes, long body, blurry, duplicate, cloned, duplicate body parts, disfigured, extra limbs, fused fingers, extra fingers, twisted, distorted, malformed hands, mutated hands and fingers, conjoined, missing limbs, bad anatomy, bad proportions, logo, watermark, text, copyright, signature, lowres, mutated, mutilated, artifacts, gross, ugly, crown, wand, extra thumbs] --width 1664 --height 1080 --strength 0.6 --steps 50Took about 12 credits and 2 minutes for the higher resolution and extra steps but its an easy way to polish renders 90% of the time without the "smoothing" and loss of detail from regular upscaling
Fantastic! Really appreciate the coaching advice and the discord you've set up to let us play with these things. I've learnt a lot already but I know that it's just the tip of an iceberg.