Highres.fix composition #2705
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I have also noticed that! It is looking amazing and then it hesitates and wrecks the image to apply whatever fix is incoming. |
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May be we can find a solution with the new options (firstpass width & height) and in Extra the Resize options... still working on it ;) |
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A checkbox to "save a firstpass copy when using highres.fix" in the settings would be very useful. Especially if you're using settings that prevent perfect seed reproducibility (xformers). Although, at the same time highres.fix works very well for me. Be sure and try and make the aspect ratio of first/second pass as close as you can. Sometimes it's off by like 15% and that can crop out too much. |
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You can for example run a bunch of 512x512 images and only highres the ones you like by using the same seed and prompt to regenerate the image with the highres fix enabled. This is slower in some ways (extra steps), but saves taking the time to highres images you may not end up wanting to keep and enables you to have both the original image and the highres fix image. Extra tip, don't put your denoising above .5 - .6 or it will start to alter the image more. |
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useful big records, we all like this, thanks. |
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Ooh, thanks for the info, as non-determinism will make me steer clear of it (it's already pretty fast, and I prefer the same settings yield the same result). |
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Nobody mentionned the "scale latent" option. Have you tried with/without this option enabled ? (all other things being equal) |
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I often use Highres. fix, and most of the time, the base picture generated before the hi-res imgtoimg treatment is perfect. Is there's a way to stop at that first step of process ? Or maybe have a Highres.comp checkbox that just does that, doing a fine composition when not using 512x512 ?
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