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That's a good guide. It's worth highlighting that, even in v5, the best results are obtained with fairly complicated prompts. These results, for instance: ht
by A_D_E_P_T 4y ago
That's a good guide.
It's worth highlighting that, even in v5, the best results are obtained with fairly complicated prompts.
These results, for instance: https://imgur.com/RD7fF3M https://imgur.com/RD7fF3M
Are what came up via:
The interior of a future-brutalist megastructure. Single image comics style sci-fi robotic architecture, 70s, jet era Jetson cantilever modular space station modules, flag patch on walls, pastel glowing symbols, sci-fi towers architecture, foggy, pastel volumetric light and atmosphere, glass and steel pastel, The 5th element, The Matrix, Blade Runner, photography award, ultra elegant wide angle, volumetric light at mid day nice sky, trending on artstation, Unreal engine hyper realistic photography magazine cover, no people --v 5 --q 2 --upbeta
- MattRix 4y agoI don’t think those results are actually any better than what can be achieved with much more simple prompts. This seems like an example of the “Ikea effect”, where when once you’ve put in effort to assemble something, you perceive it to have more value.
- rainytuesday 4y agoYou can just use the /describe prompt and reverse engineer something you like, or you can have ChatGPT do it for you.
- ZephyrBlu 4y agoStrongly disagree. These are 3 sets I just generated with v5 using the following simplified version of your prompt: "interior of a future-brutalist megastructure, comic pastel style, sci-fi robotic architecture, 70s". https://imgur.com/a/cGgz9nl https://imgur.com/a/cGgz9nl MJ does really well with simple prompts. Specific words and phrases that accurately translate what you want into the latent space are way more important than complex prompts. If you've played around with MJ much you'll know what I mean. Some words and phrases overpower everything else in the prompt. I've found that good MJ prompts are very vibe based.
- A_D_E_P_T 4y agoDamn, you're right.
- furyofantares 4y agoI think the really long prompts persist because it's a lot of iterating and waiting (and/or fast hours) to try to pare it down and figure out which parts worked, which you could instead use making more images.
- ZephyrBlu 4y agoHonestly I'm not sure why people use such long prompts. I find it way easier to iterate on prompts when they're short and you just change a few key words to find the words that have the biggest impact on the generated images. It's really easy to fire off a bunch of prompts and queue a bunch of MJ jobs.
- xnx 4y agoSeems to be a lot of superstition around prompts. Using longer prompts makes it feel like you're really casting a complex spell that makes you more advanced than a new user.
- ChatGTP 4y agoThat’s because we’ve sucked all joy out of creating something, so now we’re trying to create interesting prompts to feel creative again, it’s quite simple no ?
- krisoft 4y ago> That’s because we’ve sucked all joy out of creating something Did we? Go grab a brush and some paint and create. The joy always come from the inside. If you can't seem to find it anymore inward is where you should look for it.
- fassssst 4y agoYou can add a prompt guide to a ChatGPT system prompt using the OpenAI Playground. Then you can go back to writing simple prompts and ChatGPT will spit out all the magic keywords and model parameters, based on its knowledge and your system instructions.
- _tom_ 4y agoI find that the more complicated the prompt, the less detail I see in people. With simple prompts I get photorealistic, but with complicated I get animation quality. Not sure if this is just my prompts or something general.