Stable Diffusion AI Image Generator

This is a very nice extension for Auto1111 which allows you to schedule renders with various checkpoints, prompts, etc.

I haven't spent much time with it yet but seems quite useful.

 
borro said:
Sold a print finally ( printed on very fine textured canvas )
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But with rendering at high res , printing and shipping there's not much profit )
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Yeah, there isn't much money in selling art or photos these days. Even with selling prints from photography, if they're priced too high then they don't sell at all. If priced lower, they may sell occasionally but there isn't much profit. Of course, there are digital marketplaces, stock sites and services where they can be sold, but it's so competitive that you have to put a LOT of time and energy into getting content noticed.
 
OnlyOneKenobi said:
Yeah, there isn't much money in selling art or photos these days. Even with selling prints from photography, if they're priced too high then they don't sell at all. If priced lower, they may sell occasionally but there isn't much profit. Of course, there are digital marketplaces, stock sites and services where they can be sold, but it's so competitive that you have to put a LOT of time and energy into getting content noticed.
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Yeah, it's not really worth all the effort. Think I made like 1$ profit :X3:
 
I'm seeing some hype around Stability's new SDXL 0.9 model.

It seems to love bokeh.

Example from Reddit using base SD models.
Simple prompt: "Batman taking a selfie in a jungle, 4k"

SD1.5

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SD2.1

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SDXL 0.9

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Damn, well that's me out then.

SDXL 0.9

Despite its powerful output and advanced model architecture, SDXL 0.9 is able to be run on a modern consumer GPU, needing only a Windows 10 or 11, or Linux operating system, with 16GB RAM, an Nvidia GeForce RTX 20 graphics card (equivalent or higher standard) equipped with a minimum of 8GB of VRAM. Linux users are also able to use a compatible AMD card with 16GB VRAM.
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RedViking said:
@OnlyOneKenobi guideline on how you created this?
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It's fairly straightforward, load the image into Automatic1111 IMG2IMG, denoising strength 0.9 set up multi-controlnet (depth model, weight 1 for the general shape), (Softedge HED, weight 0.9 for the linework, general fur details, and facial features)

Use a photorealistic model - in this case, RealisticVision

Prompt : analog photo of a (concrete statue:1.1) statue of a dog, Professional photo, Sony Alpha A9 II,Speedy shutter cycle,100mm, 8.8 million pixels, award winning photography by Erwin Blumenfeld
Negative prompt :
Digital Painting, Oils, Acrylics, Watercolors, Tempera, Fresco, Pencil, Charcoal, Pen and ink, Pastel, Colored pencil, Screen printing, Computer graphics, 3D model, Pixel art, CGI, Render, drawing, illustration, cartoon, anime, videogame, screenshot, painting, sketch, bad art, boring, blurred, unclear, speech bubbles, text, captions, subtitles, titles, writing, credits, artifacts, compression, mediocre, average, uninspiring, bland, flat, mundane, run of the mill, overexposure, cropped, watermark, logo, barcode, UI, signature, text, label, error, title, stickers, markings, speech bubbles, cropped, lowres, low quality, artifacts, bad_prompt, bad-hands-5, EasyNegative

Lastly,
Quick cleanup and composite in Photoshop.
 
There's a new controlnet model out for generating QR codes, it doesn't seem like images will always scan, depending on the phone but once it's refined more it could be quite nifty for making customised QR codes for products, services etc.

This image has a silly text message if you scan it.

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You can download the Controlnet model from here
 
OnlyOneKenobi said:
There's a new controlnet model out for generating QR codes, it doesn't seem like images will always scan, depending on the phone but once it's refined more it could be quite nifty for making customised QR codes for products, services etc.

This image has a silly text message if you scan it.

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You can download the Controlnet model from here
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Sort of defeats the purpose of QR codes if they don't reliably work across devices. Style over substance I suppose :D
 
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