Conjure suite is all about ideation. Rough images are OKAY! Inpaint is where detailed refinements occur. Let's explore...
Before / After
Before and After
Using InPaint
Great rough image made inside Conjure. But how do we refine it to look more realistic?
"beautiful woman in the snowfall, epic majestic"
Model: MJ XL
Style: Cinematic
THE STEPS:
We took that image and sent it over to transform suite. Masked over the face. And did not change the prompt. Though prompting the change that you want to see is also a viable option.
Various results:
Arcana SD3
Photographic Textures & Faces Model
MJ XL Model
Raw Camera Pro Model
Skipping inpaint and sending it to Enhance
Photo Hard
Creativity: 11
Using Inpaint + X-Ray
"Beautiful woman in the snowfall, detailed skin"
Model: Photographic Textures & Faces
Style: Cinematic
Transformation: 69%
Using Paintbrush + Inpaint
Style
Rough image made inside Conjure
Using Paint brush we painted blue over her lips to set the blue lipstick we want
We mask brush over the area we want to transform
Photographic Texture & Faces Model
MJ XL Model
Painted blue on the eyes, then masked it...
Masked over the area
"snowfall, female model with beautiful blue eyes"
Transformation: 53%
Model: Photographic Texture
Same as above but using Arcana SD3
TO REVIEW, here is the original and below it the final result:
Original
Result
And then for a quick touch up, prompted:
"snowfall, [freckled] female model with beautiful blue eyes"
The square brackets are for reducing the intensity of a word (s) in your prompt.) Then with one final inpaint, using the Photographic texture model at 43% percent, created this final result:
Final Result.
Final Result using Instagram Filter or any filter. Soon available in our Polish suite tab.
Final Result using Instagram Filter or any filter. Soon available in our Polish suite tab.
Final Result using Instagram Filter or any filter. Soon available in our Polish suite tab.
FIXING MASKED BLURRED AREAS
Notice around the left side of the shoe, the area is blurry and yellowish because the masked area didn't blend when this was generated.
Step 1: Upload image inside Transform and select inpaint, and mask brush.
Step 2: Mask over the areas that are still troublesome.
Step 3: Prompt "Blurry background" so it blends with the blurry background.
Steo 4: Select MJ XL or Photographic Texture & Faces Model.
Step 5: Set Transformation strength between 40-55%
Step 6: Select "InPaint" to generate new image.
Masked over the problem areas. Set transformation to 50%.
Result at 50% Transformation strength.
Result at 45% Transformation strength.
Repeat this process again and send to source window to refine any lingering trouble areas for one more pass of inpaint using the same steps as before:
