My father was a U.S. military officer stationed on the Korean Peninsula during the 1950s and 1960s. He took many photographs in Korea. This LoRA was trained using 500 of those photos.
Using this LoRA, you can reproduce the texture of Kodachrome film and the color tones of color reversal film from the 1950s and 1960s.
note:
The dataset included photos of U.S. military outposts and weaponry from that era, as well as scenes of Korean towns; however, since this LoRA was not specifically trained on guns or buildings, it cannot reproduce such details. This LoRA was designed to recreate the texture of retro images. If you want to recreate 1950s Korea, you’ll need an appropriate prompt and, in some cases, an additional LoRA.
Description
Trained on a dataset of 500 images
network dim/alpha: 32/16
unetlr: 0.0001
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Comments (3)
Neat idea! It turn out very well. I wonder how it would do with a M*A*S*H vibe?
That's a good idea.
My grandfather was also a Korean War veteran. It feels quite special to see scenery that is so familiar to me as a South Korean. In particular, the battleship in the image you generated bears a striking resemblance to the one currently serving as a museum in Incheon.