Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX200V (released in 2012) LoRA made by using dataset from my old camera.<h3 id="moss"> MOSS</h3>Trained on MOSS-Image-Base, tested on MOSS-Image-SFTExamples made on default comfy workflow.er_sde + simple, 50 steps, cfg 3, lora strength 1-1.5. Resolution - 2 mpx on multiple of 16.<h3 id="krea-2">Krea 2</h3>Recommended strength: between 1 – 2All example images were generated using a double pass with ClownSharKSampler on raw with turbo lora.A PiD upscaler was used selectively.Workflow is inside of the pictures.Style details:Unlike modern full-frame or AI-smooth renders, this LoRA bottles the peculiar style of a tiny matrix sensor pushed to its limits: "Crunchy" Noise Profile, Telephoto Compression - "flattened" background perspective, making subjects pop against distant backgrounds, subtle chromatic aberration (purple/green fringing) and a sharp center that softly falls off toward the edges. It's not film grain, it's digital sensor struggleBest Suited For:Urban Street Photography: Captures the harsh, contrasty light of cityscapes perfectly.Compressed Landscapes: Makes mountains and skylines feel densely layered.Intimate Portraits: Great for medium-to-tight headshots where you want that "paparazzi" telephoto feel without the clinical sharpness of modern glass.Nostalgic / Y2K-Esque Digital Vibes: Perfect for music videos, album art, or moody cinematic stills.

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