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You're just prompting it wrong. Try adding qualifiers that have well-known associations with pro-level photography. For example these two makes your prompts inc
by l33tman 4y ago
You're just prompting it wrong. Try adding qualifiers that have well-known associations with pro-level photography. For example these two makes your prompts incredibly much better, append either "Canon EOS 5D Mark IV, Sigma 85mm f/1.4" or "photography by Annie Liebovitz" (for a bit more artsy photos) to the end of your prompt and see the difference.
If you're not doing portrait photography, replace Sigma 85mm f/1.4 with something else for example Sigma 24mm for more wide-angle photography.
- lelandfe 4y agoNote that in my extensive testing specific lenses and cameras tend to make broad, random changes to the output unless they tend to have a specific aesthetic associated with them. E.g. 85mm vs 24mm make no specific changes to a photo. SD appears to just interpret these as "make a photo look realistic", and any changes to the photo as you switch between them are simply incidental.
- l33tman 4y agoYeah the particular item of the focal length is not as important than hinting in the prompt that you want a photorealistic pic in general. Still the conditioning guidance has a lots of terms and maybe it can tip it in a good direction at some unclear points during a diffusion process the more details you add.