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People also look slightly different based on lighting and makeup. I'm guessing a LoRA trained on someone's face would be enough to get it consistent. Considerin
by doix 3y ago
People also look slightly different based on lighting and makeup. I'm guessing a LoRA trained on someone's face would be enough to get it consistent. Considering that people can make fakes with celebrity faces fairly consistently, I suspect the same technology can be used here.
There's probably someone sitting and picking out output as well, to get the best ones that keep with the desired image.