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I'm a very newbie to SD so direct your questions to Mathmathou.
Don't forget you can copy/paste an image out of SD, modify or correct aspects and re-import that back into SD img2img for further processing with more specific prompting and denoising levels.
You can reprocess parts of or that whole image with the inpainting function. In that sense SD is far more flexible than DS with image modification/correction. Notwithstanding that getting to a final image you're actually happy with is like herding cats.I think all this "Stable Diffusion" stuff for lazy people is very nice... but Conda/Anaconda has conflicts with Python3 (language I use often), node.js and I don't know what else.
I have personally had to reinstall Python several times (and its "pip" modules...), to get everything to work correctly after installing Conda.
The day you don't have electricity, you won't know how to use a graphite pencil...
https://www.howtogeek.com/830179/how-to-run-stable-diffusion-on-your-pc-to-generate-ai-images/I also see a lot of Indian celebrities. Those I like a lot. I haven't seen an Indian sari yet though.
Yes indeed. I would like to see more of those pretty Indian ladies make it to G8.1F
Zaap did a series of them, but has been quiet of late.
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@ethiopia how about this.. the South Indian style..
Thank you, I have that one. Whomever made it must have worked from pictures as it's not completely accurate. My wife has a few of them and I love it when she wears one.
.. Yes.. it is not completely accurate, almost but not totally..
.. btw.. I am from South India.. 😀
Cool! I hope you're enjoying your winter right now.
I worked in Dubai for a while and fell in love with what I learned was the most common form of the sari. I bought several of them in those gorgeous fabrics for my wife and daughter. My daughter wore one of the fancier ones to her senior prom that year and was a big hit. Her boyfriend thought she was awfully gorgeous in it too.
We have a lot of immigrants here and seeing ladies in sari's is somewhat common. I love them and would like to see one combined with a traditional western wedding gown. THAT would be seriously delicious!@Littleevie - "What checkpoint are you using? I've flip-flopped between a couple but, for now, I've settled on cyberrealistic v3.2."
After a lot of trying different cpts I agree that cyberrealistic is the best for likenesses of celebrities. cyberrealistic_v30BETA is actually better than v33 IMO. The cpt used for lora training has a big impact on how well a lora works so it's best to use the one that was used to train the lora.
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