Something I’ve noticed is that the resolution size you give to Stable Diffusion doesn’t just change the output image size, but can also change the qualities of what is returned. This can vary depending on what type of content you’re generating. I want to start with exploring a past prompt, but from scratch with text-to-image …
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More Stable Diffusion stuff. In this post, I went for mythical creature scenery. I decided on two things In order to get similar images, I would send an image back through the WebUI using the Image-to-Image tool. Prompt below: odette, fighting a dragon, wyvern, pheonix, fighting over city skyline, beautiful scenery, mythical, celestial, nature documentary …
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Is playing around with Stable Diffusion and talking about it making my blog titles more unhinged than usual? Possibly. A warning, this post is going to have a lot of large images and pseudo-bizzare pictures. There’s also going to be quite a bit of scantily clad and risque images. That’s just the nature of the …
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The Images I have quite a bit to say, but I won’t dawdle getting to the eye candy – this is the prompt word salad. The strategy was to give it a text wall that shows no mercy! real robot fight, pacific rim, epic science fiction, two ornate greebled giant robot, high tech, choreographed battle, …
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So I’ve been playing around with Stable Diffusion recently. In the past, I’ve followed miscellaneous Two Minute Papers videos, here and there, that have shown the progression of these technologies over the years. But I’ve never really taken the time to get hands-on with what’s out there. After seeing a cheeky Bob Ross parody by …
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