Experimentation Day - Many Styles (Patreon)

Today I decided to give the "One Click Prompt" tool a try to offload the process of generating a prompt. I gave it some basic prefixes to make sure we had some beautiful women - even in the "landscape" subject mode.

Now - I had in mind some neat little snippets... but I'm fried - so - I figured you'd all rather see some pictures early than wait. I'll work on a more split out approach in the future to get some micro-stories in place as well as do better about sharding patron-only, patron-early, and immediate public items.

I also went back to some of my old images and tried img2img on those w/ newer models and some simple prompts to great success in experimenting... didn't keep track well enough of src->dest - so don't have anything to post here ... but I might try that out next to have some images ready.

Worst case - I'll have a nice library for Patrons to take a look at ;-)

For that 1st image - when I upscaled it I lost the unique faces, so for that one I upscaled, replaced each face, with the one on the right a bit upset because there was a tear in her dress (that I added). Unfortunately I was having issues getting it to make a "good" tear so its mostly superficial toward the top. (Girl on the left also has a small tear in the side).

Also - funny story - perhaps only those familiar with Stable Diffusion can relate and may have a clue - typically when upscaling - I can't quite get 4k resolution without turning toward a tiling upscale solution that upscales bits and pieces. Somehow - on the last image - I was able to upscale to its 6k resolution ... and I did not have any tiling solution enabled! I was a bit confused as that shouldn't have worked out. Ultimately I had to repair the image a little bit (there was some image "burns" where the tops of breasts were absolutely white instead of just "bright" so I had to do some photo-magic to re-add texture... but ... interesting)...

Also - the 2nd to last - the 2 women in the desert by candle-light - it refused to do normal upscaling (NaNs - and didn't feel like futzing with it) but plain-old upscaling w/ a blend of 60% 8k superscale and 40% 4k-UltraSharp seemed to work quite nice.