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Anyone who has worked with AI image‑generation technology is more or less aware of some paid upscaling models. Today I saw a well‑known model/tool release a new version. Coincidentally, I have also been training a new high‑definition model lately, so on a whim I decided to run a comparison test with it. The result was somewhat unexpected…

Static image comparison

Judging from the comparative test results, the paid model seems to perform better in background details and blurring effects. However, when it comes to the detailed rendering of characters and skin texture, I prefer my LoRA. What do you think? Feel free to leave a comment and share your thoughts.

Oh, right, I checked out the pricing of paid models, and suddenly I'm really glad LoRA exists!

Long live LoRA!

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Adam Frangione

Looks great! I've been using Topaz for a while and was curious about alternatives, and your LoRa is looking promising. Where can I find your LoRA, or when can I possibly expect the release?

NO8D's AI-Workshop

It will be launched soon in the near future, and I'm conducting the final tests.

Kombikorm Flexin

Hey! I wanted to ask you something. I’d like to subscribe to your Patreon so I can download your ‘High resolution ++’ workflow for Krea2. I’ve got a question and I’d like to get an answer before I do that. Does ‘High resolution ++’ also use SeedVR, just like the standard ‘High resolution’ workflow, or not? Thanks in advance!

NO8D's AI-Workshop

Yes, it includes the SeedVR node, but it is not mandatory. The decisive factors are the LoRA and the invocation method.

Invite Scene

Bro please release it - eagar to test it

ZzZzz 🐑 💤

are these claude easy to operate? like hey claude "spin up a runpod or useno8d's template" and get me results like this for a video i want to make" how can no Node Based experience people get to using this - quickly? steps? I want to join $60 if doable

NO8D's AI-Workshop

There's some bad news and some good news. The bad news is that I haven't used Claude, so I can't give you a definite answer. The good news is that I did use Codex to manipulate ComfyUI and produce the results I wanted. Therefore, it is feasible for you to have an agent control ComfyUI for generation. However, I'm sorry but I don't know how to achieve this via Claude.