📸Turning a Painting into a Photo

This workflow is super easy, fast, and powerful!

1st Method: Uploading your painting

Original
Beautiful, no?
The preprocessed asset can still be re-purposed. See next image...
Prompt: "Italian street, cobblestone, plants , orange and blue"

2nd Method - Photify

original "Samurai riding a horse into battle. He has long unkempt hair, holding a halberd, wearing full armor. In the background there is an army running towards him." Model: Arcana Pro Realism Style: Hyperrealism

Step 1: Send your conjured image to Transform by clicking transform button or by uploading inside Transform Suite. Step 2: Set Transformation Strength to 48% Step 3: Use the same prompt of the original image. It will automatically send the prompt when sending from within Conjure Suite. IF, you have uploaded an image then describe the image in the prompt bar. Step 4: Select the model "Photographic Textures & Faces" Step 5: (optional) Use inpaint brush to select areas you don't want changed by highlighting it and selecting invert:

(Optional step) Masking what I don't want "Photified" by masking and selecting invert.

Overview of the entire workflow. Note the prompt, the model selected, the mask and the invert selection.

Original
Result

3rd Method: X-Ray

original Prompt: Video blogger, recording himself with a phone. Behind him is a swarm of pixies carrying miniature pitchforks. The setting is Times Square. In the background, there is panic and disorder. Model: Dall-E

STEP 1: Send your image to Transform STEP 2: Open X-Ray (Sharp or Ultrasharp) and upload the SAME image you sent to Transform STEP 3: (optional) Select inpaint, then invert and mask over the areas of the image you want to protect. Sometimes this is necessary. So you can iterate on the central face. STEP 4: Use MJ XL model. STEP 5: Before clicking TRANSFORM to generate the transformation set Transformation strength between 50-68%. For faster results,

X-Ray Sharp results inside Transform using MJ XL

STEP 6: Send image to Enhance.

After using Enhance for final finish.

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