stable-diffusion / AI - PART TWO

[Johnny Cage]

Originally Posted by maxhitman

Many Thanks.

Yes, do I love the classic film stars, because I also watch alot of
classic films too. I admire those classic stars from Hollywood.
They were VERY Sexy when they were much younger.
They are Great for doing amazing Photoshoots or Artistic-Nude photos.
Also great to use for a fantasy style artwork.

Sometimes I have to colorize the black & white photos using Photoshop
and my special tecniques, because not many color photos exist of them.
But the final process of training the A.I. comes out really cool.
The A.I. is very much capable of doing their faces in a very realistic
manner, including their many face expressions and bodies.
These classic movie stars will get a new life in the A.I. world !

I have an idea to create ALOT of cool classic film stars, both female and
male stars, for us to use in this Stable-Diffusion A.i.
I also have alot of other cool surprises which I will be posting soon.

It would be cool to see them in a picture or a film scene next to
todays film stars.
Like, a romantic film scene with Cary Grant and Angelina Jolie.
Or maybe Marilyn Monroe with Brad Pitt !
Or maybe,
a Gladiator fight scene with Kirk Douglas and Russell Crowe !
The ideas are infinite and would be FUN to create!

Some "checkpoints" such as Realistic-Vision , does contain
some information and data with these classic stars. Some times it
can create their faces a little bit, but it is not 100% exactly like them.
They are still missing alot of details.
So, that is the reason I am also helping out making these LORA and
training the A.i. with their faces and face expressions,
so everyone can use them in their art and photos.

Is the Rita Hayworth one on Civitai?

Originally Posted by Johnny Cage

Is the Rita Hayworth one on Civitai?

You can just use RealisticVision as per my previous post

[Johnny Cage]

Tried a Rita Hayworth with Zamiss' prompt, not sure how well it came out.



Foxy lady but would most people recognize her as Rita?

[Johnny Cage]

Decided to see how it does with some other Golden age actresses:

Virginia Mayo


Ava Gardner


Gene Tierney


Ella Raines


Mayo and Gardner are okay considering this did not involve a LORA.
Tierney only very vaguely looks like the real thing.

Whereas Raines is actually better than I thought it would be.

Originally Posted by Johnny Cage

Tried a Rita Hayworth with Zammis's prompt, not sure how well it came out.



Foxy lady but would most people recognize her as Rita?

It is Rita 100% but I suspect you used a different seed which is fine, what you have to remember is that all AI pictures are approximations, the human mind will fill in the blanks, so if you really want to get a picture absolutely bang on then compare it to a real picture.

Not that anyone will be that anal, lol

All I will say about the other photos is to try and not make them to clean, to trick people into thinking it is spot on is to add some authenticity so film grain helps and lighting for the era etc, but nice one

[MaxLord]

Been playing with inpainting a bit to fix some wonky faces and running in to an odd issue.

Let me say first and foremost I have read and watched tutorial videos and I have gotten very, very positive results so it's not a situation of not understanding what I'm reading or have watched. I even have done it step by step in time with video tutorials so I want to make it clear I am watching and paying close attention to the instructions given to me in these tutorials. It's not a situation of not understanding what I'm seeing it as much as it might be not all possibilities being laid out by said tutorials.

So with that being said, sometimes instead of inpainting what has been selected to be inpainted, as in replacing a weird and off looking face with one that actually looks like the desired subject, instead of a new face I get an entire body shot IN the selected area.

Have any of you who might have done inpainting run into this weird glitch?

Originally Posted by MaxLord

Been playing with inpainting a bit to fix some wonky faces and running in to an odd issue.

Let me say first and foremost I have read and watched tutorial videos and I have gotten very, very positive results so it's not a situation of not understanding what I'm reading or have watched. I even have done it step by step in time with video tutorials so I want to make it clear I am watching and paying close attention to the instructions given to me in these tutorials. It's not a situation of not understanding what I'm seeing it as much as it might be not all possibilities being laid out by said tutorials.

So with that being said, sometimes instead of inpainting what has been selected to be inpainted, as in replacing a weird and off looking face with one that actually looks like the desired subject, instead of a new face I get an entire body shot IN the selected area.

Have any of you who might have done inpainting run into this weird glitch?

Take out all of the prompts, try that, I am just wondering if the prompts are trying to create a new image on top.

[Johnny Cage]

Originally Posted by MaxLord

Been playing with inpainting a bit to fix some wonky faces and running in to an odd issue.

Let me say first and foremost I have read and watched tutorial videos and I have gotten very, very positive results so it's not a situation of not understanding what I'm reading or have watched. I even have done it step by step in time with video tutorials so I want to make it clear I am watching and paying close attention to the instructions given to me in these tutorials. It's not a situation of not understanding what I'm seeing it as much as it might be not all possibilities being laid out by said tutorials.

So with that being said, sometimes instead of inpainting what has been selected to be inpainted, as in replacing a weird and off looking face with one that actually looks like the desired subject, instead of a new face I get an entire body shot IN the selected area.

Have any of you who might have done inpainting run into this weird glitch?

Decrease your de-noising strength. I'm guessing you have it at 0.75 or higher.
For something like replacing a weird looking face I will have it at like 0.55 or even lower. The higher it is, the more likely you will get the behavior as you describe (putting like an entire body where a face should be).

[Johnny Cage]

Is there a problem with the newest release?
I saw git pull did change some files and since then I get this error with every attempt to run a prompt:

RuntimeError: Input type (struct c10::Half) and bias type (float) should be the same

Originally Posted by Johnny Cage

Is there a problem with the newest release?
I saw git pull did change some files and since then I get this error with every attempt to run a prompt:

RuntimeError: Input type (struct c10::Half) and bias type (float) should be the same

What GFX card are you using?