<h3>General info</h3>My first attempt at creating a Lora. Recently hopped on the SD bandwagon and learning as we go along. Which version should you use?There are 2 versions. V_portrait for most consistent likeness, but v_flex if you want to try and get a shot from a bit further away. You might get a good one.PerformanceAt specific facial angles from up close it manages to capture her likeness fairly well. Quickly breaks down from farther away or odd side/back angles. Basically if it's from far away enough that you can see below the chest, the likeness usually just isn't there (or maybe I just can't bring it out). StrengthStarts convincing me at strengths 0.7 and up, but your mileage may vary. Sometimes I get a lucky roll with 0.5 strength. Side notesIn a lot of the training images she was wearing a choker/necklace. Add <code>choker, necklace</code> to your negative prompt to try and mitigate this if you don't want them in your images.She might look a bit young sometimes, because some training images are from when she was younger.If your images don't turn out exactly like the sample images, even when copying the generation data, it might be because you're running Stable Diffusion with xformers enabled. This sacrifices reproducibility on the same seed for faster image generation. Sample images were generated with xformers disabled.

Valkyrae (streamer)

Trained on face crops only. Heavily prefers super closeup portrait type images. Definitely the best at capturing her likeness up close. Not very flexible and will turn almost any image into super close up. Try adding <code>closeup, portrait</code> or similar words to your negative prompt to fight the Lora.

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