Photorealistic AI Generated Images

[Zen10101]

So I found out grok just uses Flux, but it could never be this good and fast on my local machine!

Indistinguishable from one of the studios that does screenshots like these, damn

 

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[Casshern2]

@Zen10101 Grok produces pretty cinematic scenes. Is that just a default of what it produces, or you have to prompt for that?

 

[Casshern2]

Still with my beefy cuties...I took these that I generated recently, then cropped them to 16:9 (or 9:16), then ran them through the workflow to remove backgrounds, then generated videos from them using only the ones where their arms or legs didn't leave the frame, then ran them through an interpolation workflow to get to 60fps, then combined them using ffmpeg. Seems like a lot, but it's not if you're used to doing things like this I suppose.









End result can be found below. Came out nice!

Post in thread 'AI Video Generation - General Discussion, Tips, Tricks, Frustrations and Showcases'

Saturday at 2:36 PM

Tried another tro!

https://mega.nz/embed/3E80UCZB#0wWUSC87MzQsrtZnK-s9H5y4sdi1aPNEnc_YsiDyrc4

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[Zen10101]

@Zen10101 Grok produces pretty cinematic scenes. Is that just a default of what it produces, or you have to prompt for that?

The cinematic lighting is kind of random, Grok just churns it out occasionally.

 

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[The Last Ninja]

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