Qwen 2.1 Image Edit Version Release:Suggested strength: 1.0Suggested prompt: <code>Transform the entire image into</code> &lt;your prompt here&gt; <code>while preserving the outlines and shapes of the original image</code>Basically an Optical Illusion generator using your provided image.Working actually very impressively well, except for maybe the usability of QR codes, that is still hit or miss but I like the cool abstract transformations anyway. Works with complex prompts and simple ones!Currently using an outdated viggle turbo LoRa with a pixel drift fixing Ausboss workflow, should be a workflow on each image/video, experimenting with 1.0 Megapixel to 2.0 Megapixel and have found different uses for each, probably more stable at 1.0 Megapixel.MiniMax H3 Ref2V Version:Suggested strength: 0.8-1.2Example prompt:<pre><code>&lt;Video 1&gt; is the source video for the target video edit.
0-4s: &lt;Subject 1&gt; is an Optical Illusion video of a bustling forest with sunlight peeking through, attribute_transfer
Audio: calming ambient bird chirping outdoor forest</code></pre>Shoutouts to <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ug0dA4jXyY">Ostris tutorial.</a> I might be the worst MiniMax H3 Prompter with 8GB VRAM so I would love to see what you all are capable of with decent hardware.This LoRa works but can be finicky and require prompting that points the direction in a specific way, like prompting for <code>fisheye video</code> for the spiral video, or prompting for two lettuce heads for the lettuce bra video.It is trained on tags like <code>turn &lt;Video 1&gt; into a visually striking, high-contrast video of an ocean sunset or sunrise, capturing a dramatic, moody atmosphere while preserving the outlines and shapes of the original video</code>Most of the videos should have their workflow. Tried many things including providing a &lt;Picture&gt; for the &lt;Video&gt; to be based off of but it did not go too well, had better luck describing environments in prompt form.Klein 9B Version:*UPDATE: You can now use this on-site generator - still recommend doing a first pass-through of your image with the <code>turn the image into a black and white stencil against a white background</code> then run that image through this modelSuggested strength: 1.0-1.5Suggested prompt: <code>turn the image into</code> <code>&lt;your prompt&gt;</code> <code>while preserving the outlines and shapes of the original image</code>Basically an Optical Illusion generator using your provided image.You can <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://tensor.art/template/971902243026506682">try it out online here.</a>Usage: I highly suggest editing your input image with the prompt <code>turn the image into a black and white stencil against a white background</code> then run that image through this model. If your image is too human like it will likely just try to generate a human, even if you stencil it. It is very picky about prompt and picture choice as this is not a controlnet but a LoRa. I just checked and my dataset actually contains zero QR codes, so that will be a priority for V2. For tricker images/prompts I suggest fewer steps, higher CFG, higher strength.

Optical Illusion Generator (QR Code Monster) LoRa

Suggested strength: 1.0Suggested prompt: <code>Transform the entire image into</code> &lt;your prompt here&gt; <code>while preserving the outlines and shapes of the original image</code>Working actually very impressively well, except for maybe the usability of QR codes, that is still hit or miss but I like the cool abstract transformations anyway. Currently using an outdated viggle turbo LoRa with a drift fixing Ausboss workflow, should be a workflow on each image/video, experimenting with 1.0 Megapixel to 2.0 Megapixel and have found different uses for each, probably more stable at 1.0 Megapixel.

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