<h2 id="film-grain-slider-with-a-dash-of-the-80s-and-90s">Film Grain Slider with a dash of the 80s and 90s</h2>Another slider I'm extremely happy with. SEE TIPS AT BOTTOM OF THE DESCRIPTION.This is mainly a Film Grain Slider. It adds subtle grain at low values, but also creates nostalgic masterpieces at higher values. There are no negative side effects like Asian bias or light/contrast issues other then what is expected from a grainy retro image. This pairs very well with my cinematic slider and other LoRAs, as you can see in the samples.The slider has a strong effect at high values while still letting you retain full control over the image composition. And a desired subtle non-destructive grain at low values.I also have another version that is a true Pulp Fiction on steroids, which I will release once I have tested it a bit more. <h2 id="tips:">Tips:</h2><h3 id="sampler-scheduler-recommendation:">Sampler / Scheduler recommendation:</h3>It works with all samplers and schedulers that normally work with Z, but personally I prefer euler_ancestral + bong_tangent with this LoRA.This sampler combo is usually a bit plasticky, but combined with this slider it produces extremely nice images. Both single sampler workflows and dual sampler workflows. (Need higher denoice compared to other combos) This combo apply the grain perfectly at both 1 pass workflows and 2 pass workflows.<h3 id="strength:">Strength:</h3>With a detailed prompt, you have full controll of the image, but with a weak prompt the LoRA will help you make a nice retro image. And the prompt also decide what the strength limits are. Weak prompt: 3.0-5.0 to add grain and a little retro style. 6.0-7.0 to let the LoRA decide the pose, etc Over 7.0 you are on your own. Stong prompt: 4.0-7.0 to add grain and a little retro style. 9.0 to let the LoRA change details on the image. Over 9.0 you are on your own.

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