Experimental. I trained this as a test, the results surprised me, and I liked them enough to share. So take my description as an impression, not a spec, try it and judge for yourself.
What I see: add vsixtyfour and the same render comes back like a more finished Hyper Realistic - frame closer on the subject, better light and contrast, more texture in fabric, background simplified or blurred. Identity and pose stay.
vsixtyfour first, weight 1.0 - or 0.6–0.8 for a gentler pass that keeps more of the original scene. If you get small gibberish lettering on clothing or signs, that's the trigger leaking; lower the weight.
A quick side note: I’m still trying to fully wrap my head around this adapter’s exact magic it’s tricky to pinpoint whether it’s leaning more toward digital art / photorealism / or Hyper Realistic!.
I’d love to hear your thoughts and see your results. Drop your feedback and experiments below so we can figure out its sweet spots together!
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Just curious, was your training set 512 images for 2500 steps?
Hi!, the dataset was actually 65 images. I ran the full training for 3,250 steps, but ended up selecting the 2,500-step adapter checkpoint as it gave the best results. In my experience, the sweet spot usually sits around 35 steps per image!















