Here's the full-res starting image I made with Flux some months back.
Thanks! I can already tell that we have a mutually compatible aesthetic.
Beautiful! This whole community is looking really nice.
The image generators seem to have a hard time with continuity when something passes in front, like her arm in front of the bikini straps.
This looks straight out of an 80s B-movie. I dig it.
Definitely. Full nudes are okay, but wacky outfits are fun to experiment with. I like the clear plastic infill panels on this one.
cross-posted from: https://lemmynsfw.com/post/20879081
The original generated image, click for fullsize:
Thank you, I'm glad you like them.
Sometimes the AI just really wants to make nipples.
I agree about the color. I keep refining and iterating as I go, so the images towards the end of a series always seem to be better than the earlier ones.
I really appreciate you noticing. I spent a ton of time and lots of trial and error on fine tuning settings to get that volcano effect.
Just a test post to demonstrate this bug. Galleries like this one below render as broken text links in Memmy, but on lemmy desktop sites, WefWef, and other apps, render as an image gallery with clickable images. The post markdown uses standard reference links. Memmy seems to be incorrectly converting a [ into %5B
for reference, this is the format of the post in the text editor:
https://files.catbox.moe/1rc8eh.png
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Yes, this is all local and self-hosted.
On the hardware front, I'm running an Intel 12900k, Nvidia 3090, 64GB ram. The workflow is all done with ComfyUI. Starting with a single image from the Flux 1 Dev model (text to image). Then passing that to a new video model called WAN 2.1 for the image-to-video.
The Flux image takes about 2 minutes to generate but I make them big, about 2.5 megapixels with an upscale/finetune pass. The video takes about 3-4 hours to output 10 seconds of 720p at 15fps. Any larger res or more frames and I get out of memory errors. After that, I run it through a script I wrote using a frame interpolator called RIFE to get it up to 30fps.
If you don't need NSFW and don't mind a Chinese company doing the video, I've gotten great image-to-video results from KlingAI in just a few minutes. The company behind Flux is also working on a local i2v model, and there's another new one called HunyuanVideo that just came out a few days ago but I haven't tried it.