Dark, rain-soaked cinematic look for MiniMax H3 video: warm tungsten practicals, cold rain-window rim light, deep shadows, wet reflective streets. A STYLE LoRA - it changes the look, not the subject.
Trigger word: skynetstyle (put it first in the prompt). Strength 1.0. Two files: epoch 35 and epoch 50 - try 35 first, 50 for a smoother finish.
Base: MiniMax H3 (fl2va). Loads in ComfyUI with LoraLoaderModelOnly (the file must sit in models/loras/).
How it was made: 150-image Krea 2 dataset generated with the source style LoRA, every subject unique, 50% people, cinematic shot vocabulary in every caption; trained with Fizgig "MiniMax H3 Style (LoRA 8)" - rank 8, LR 2e-4, 50 epochs, blocks 0-3,6-47, adamw, shift 0.6667.
Best results: give H3 a pencil-sketch storyboard plus character references and let the LoRA fill in the look. With a photoreal start frame it mostly reinforces what is already there.
Sample clips are H3 renders at 480p made with this LoRA.
Credit: derived from "Skynet dark DBX" by DiabolicX (Krea 2) - https://civarchive.com/models/2901844/skynet-dark-dbx - please support the original creator.
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Does this play nice with set motion? Some of the 'fuzzing' makes me concerned that the use-case I'd try it with (boat interior) might struggle. 🤔
tbh you can ask LLM to help u get this kind of color grading. If you see my post the color grading i use all of it because of prompting no loras needed. Some people seems haven't fully grasped the capabilities of minimax and quickly create a lora for it.
The creator said its trained on photos output by Krea 2, which can be pretty bad at natural light. Depending on the input photos, that might be part of the problem. It doesn't looks horrible, but yes the samples looks like they have a turbo lora on too high for example