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Take a moment and go scroll through the examples at civitai.com. Does most of them strike you as something by people with jobs? Most of them are pretty juvenile, with pretty women and various anime girls.
Are you under the impression that people with jobs don't like pretty women and anime girls?
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Take a moment and go scroll through the examples at civitai.com. Does most of them strike you as something by people with jobs? Most of them are pretty juvenile, with pretty women and various anime girls.
Are you under the impression that people with jobs don't like pretty women and anime girls?
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I am sure you're right, but "if you know what you're doing" does a lot of heavy lifting here. We could just as easily say "hosting your own email can be set up in a few minutes if you know what you're doing". I could do that, but I couldn't get local SD to generate comparable images if my life depended on it.
If you have an apple device, there is free GUI for Stable Diffusion called "Draw Things. It is nice and it just works. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/6444050820 screenshot of the options interface: https://stash.cass.xyz/drawthings-1687292611.png
Generally, this model is much better than Dall-E 2, and it beats Firefly in some areas (I didn't try Midjourney or Stable Diffusion). Firefly usually produces photos with significantly fewer visual mistakes (like the wrong number of fingers or messed up faces) than the Bing Dall-E. But the latter usually understands prompts much better and more often produces something that matches it well. Firefly also doesn't "know" a lot of pop culture or history things, e.g. Marilyn Monroe, or what Coca-Cola is.
Literally all of the examples have floor to ceiling windows across the entire length of the wall…
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Are you using txt2img with the vanilla model? SD's actual value is in the large array of higher-order input methods and tooling; as a tradeoff, it requires more knowledge. Similarly to 3D CGI, it's a highly technical area. You don't just enter the prompt with it. You can finetune it on your own material, or choose one of the hundreds of public finetuned models. You can guide it in a precise manner with a sketch or by…
Is there a coherent resource (not a scattered 'just google it' series of guides from all over the place) that encapsulates some of the concepts and workflows you're describing? What would be the best learning site/resource for arriving at understanding how to integrate and manipulate SD with precision like that? Thanks
Amazing how quickly Dalle-2 went from among the best image transformers to among the worst.
Can't wait to have something like StableDiffusion but for LLMs.
For reference, here's what you can get with a properly tweaked Stable Diffusion, all running locally on my PC. Can be set up on almost any PC with a mid range GPU in a few minutes if you know what you're doing. I didn't do any cherry picking; this is the first thing it generated. 4 images per prompt. 1st prompt: https://i.postimg.cc/T3nZ9bQy/1st.png 2nd prompt: https://i.postimg.cc/XNFm3dSs/2nd.png 3rd prompt: https:…
not sure this is a good comparison. midjourney likes much shorter prompts, and honestly they're all absolutely terrible for anything that isn't 'photo' based. E.g. ask it to generate a word bubble of the most common programming languages and it will fail every time, no matter what you try. I love it for photo stuff, but for photoshop you'd expect it to be able to do other things as well.
And the inevitable booby cheesy rendered forest fairy.
I don't think they're terrible at all. They absolutely can make original art with decent production values.
They can't write text yet, but I'm sure that's coming soon.