Still testing this one out, seems to be working half the time I tested... It's a weird feeling on this one, but when it nails the style, it nails it perfectly. The LoRA seems to be more "stable" and "reliable" when you're doing portraits and upper body shots, specially cinematic angles and playing with foreground/background, I'd need to test it more in order to see.Recommended:Strength: 1.0, lower for more flexibility. I'd recommend using a lower cfg for more atmospheric results and higher cfg for more sharp lines. I usually do 4.0 or as low as 2.5.Some trigger tags also help, such as: detailed lighting, depth of field, blurry background, ultra-HD, realistic(?), close-up, upper bodyThank you again for using my LoRA, you can support me through either donating Buzz, or you can use one of the links provided beneath my profile.
