Current Events > Have there been any really good Stable Diffusion models released lately?

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darkmaian23 11/03/23 2:01:26 AM #1:	Or are the good ones still Analog, OrangeMix, etc.? I'm getting back into running it locally, and all the guides are stale. Thanks! --- Cuteness is justice! It's the law. <cite>darkmaian23 posted [p:977005801] in Have there... [t:80610047]...</cite> <quote>Or are the good ones still Analog, OrangeMix, etc.? I'm getting back into running it locally, and all the guides are stale. Thanks! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
sfcalimari 11/03/23 7:45:32 PM #2:	Been using Cyberrealistic v4.0, makes pretty realistic looking people but can be a bit hit or miss. Only thing I don't like is that it tends to use a LOT of shadows to make it look more realistic, but I'm using a noise offset LORA that helps tone that down. At worst the results look like good CGI, at best it looks pretty close to real. Tried some other models that people seemed to like but they either made images that were psychedelic static, or just really plasticky looking people. --- "Tether even a roasted chicken." - Yamamoto Tsunetomo <cite>sfcalimari posted [p:977018960] in Have there... [t:80610047]...</cite> <quote>Been using Cyberrealistic v4.0, makes pretty realistic looking people but can be a bit hit or miss. Only thing I don't like is that it tends to use a LOT of shadows to make it look more realistic, but I'm using a noise offset LORA that helps tone that down. At worst the results look like good CGI, at best it looks pretty close to real.Tried some other models that people seemed to like but they either made images that were psychedelic static, or just really plasticky looking people. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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