90s Indie Movie look. A STYLE LoRA for MiniMax H3 video - it changes the look, not the subject.
EXPERIMENTAL: first-run conversion, lightly tested - the sample clips on this page are the only test so far. Strength 1.0 is a good starting point for this photoreal look. Epoch 35 is the softer file, epoch 50 the stronger. Tell me what you find.
Trigger word: indie90sstyle (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.
Samples: three pencil-sketch storyboards written for THIS style (wide, two-shot, close-up), rendered by H3 with two characters from this LoRA's own dataset as the only references - so what you see is the LoRA filling in the world. H3 renders at 480p, 6 s, seed 77, audio stripped.
Credit: derived from "90s Indie Movie" by ArsMachina (Krea 2) - https://civarchive.com/models/881194/90s-indie-movie?modelVersionId=3191214 - please support the original creator.
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The samples you post for all of these loras all look very similar. They also don't really look like they were sampled well and have a very mushy look.
You are using way too many steps with all the models. You need to learn what overfitting means and when to stop training.
Always do testing and quality control before publishing anything, because the examples clearly shows how bad everything looks.