NDEGP - Neon-Double Exposure Grainy Photography - Style Booster Trained on over 200 high quality photos of double exposures, most with a neon/urban double exposure/long exposure, night time theme to them. The goal of this lora is to help maintain that style consistently. PLEASE READ ABOUT VERSION INFO FOR EACH SPECIFIC LORA TYPE ---&gt;&gt; Useful prompts to incorporate: (swapping out the highlighted prompt with common colors or objects/words) 1) Dark urban night, film grain, double exposure, reflection of neon sign of short word/simple shape, halation bloom bokeh, color1-color2 duotone, soft focus. + whatever you want to be in the image (eg: woman in a dress, man in a jacket, so on) 2) Dark urban night, heavy film grain, double exposure ghosting, reflection light streaks, halation bloom bokeh, color1-color2 duotone, soft focus cinematic + whatever you want in the image. (eg: woman walking down street after a rain, man on a motorcycle, so on) Pro users with LLMs - Telling your LLM to incorporate this with your photo description is a great option also, changing the highlighted prompts to find your desired effect: Analog 35mm film photograph with heavy visible film grain and coarse texture throughout. Shot at night in an urban environment with out-of-focus city lights rendered as soft glowing bokeh orbs. Apply a double exposure effect so the main subject appears ghosted, semi-transparent, and overlapped by a second translucent layer of reflections, light streaks, and haze. Use deep dark low-key lighting with crushed black shadows and strong contrast between bright highlights and dark areas. Add heavy halation and bloom around every light source so neon, street lamps, and headlights glow and bleed into the frame, with specular reflection streaks running vertically across the image. Grade the image with a saturated duotone color cast that blends color1 or color2 in the shadows with warm color1-color2 or color3 in the highlights. Keep the focus soft and the atmosphere hazy and dreamlike, with slight motion blur, light leakage, and underexposed base tones and lifted blacks. Preserve the original composition and subject while applying this dark, grainy, double-exposure, reflective urban night look. ALL MY EXAMPLES HAVE BEEN UPSCALED USING SEEDVR2! If you like it, please tip. I do not use EA and I don't charge for use. So even a small tip is very much welcomed.

Neon-Double Exposure Grainy Photography - Style Booster

Trigger: NDEGP - tho not needed usually. See below for useful prompting. Strength: 0.7-1.0, I find that around 0.75 to be a sweet spot for most Moss models. CFG: 1-3.5, sampler/scheduler of your choice. Seemed to do fine with nearly all the common ones and most of the even uncommon ones that work with Moss. Negative prompt: daytime, drawing, painting, worst quality, bad anatomy, watermark, jpeg artifact. Useful prompts to incorporate: (swapping out the highlighted prompt with common colors or objects/words) 1) Dark urban night, film grain, double exposure, reflection of neon sign of short word/simple shape, halation bloom bokeh, color1-color2 duotone, soft focus. + whatever you want to be in the image (eg: woman in a dress, man in a jacket, so on) 2) Dark urban night, heavy film grain, double exposure ghosting, reflection light streaks, halation bloom bokeh, color1-color2 duotone, soft focus cinematic + whatever you want in the image. (eg: woman walking down street after a rain, man on a motorcycle, so on) Seems to work well with <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civitai.red/models/1394642/enola-a-fake-person?modelVersionId=3444216">other</a> <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civitai.red/models/1106463/diamond-a-fake-person">loras</a> and other Moss checkpoints. Tested on <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civitai.red/models/3015644/dirty-moss">Dirty-Moss</a>, <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civitai.red/models/3015170/kromoss">Kromoss</a> and <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civitai.red/models/3005406/moss-image?modelVersionId=3409867">Moss SFT</a> beyond those is on you, tho I see no reason why it shouldn't work.

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