Fixed-Point Camera

v0.0.0 (Initial Release)

The purpose of this LoRA is to break the AI's deeply hardcoded composition bias of placing a "girl in the center of the frame." To achieve this, it was trained on 60 images where the subject is intentionally positioned away from the center. As a result, the output strongly mimics the compositions found under the fixed-point camera.

How to Use & Tips: The trigger word fpcview alone is not enough to force the effect. To get the best results, please assist the composition by combining it with traditional perspective/positional tags, such as:

from above, wide shot, dutch angle

head out of frame, straight-on

Or descriptive natural language like: "The character stands near the edge of the frame while a large empty space remains visible."

Known Issues (Composition Conflicts): Because this LoRA strongly conflicts with the AI's default composition rules, you may encounter the following issues:

Resolution & Aspect Ratio: More than 50 of the training images are in horizontal (landscape) format. Therefore, this LoRA may not function properly if you attempt to generate images in vertical (portrait) or square aspect ratios.

The character count might unintentionally increase.

Instead of generating 1girl, 1boy, the two characters may "melt" (fuse) together, rendering only a single bizarre person.

(During my own testing, this conflict once generated an image of a bald middle-aged man lying limp on a bed with an ecstatic expression. For the record, I am straight.)