Denver, according to Stable Diffusion
Got Stable Diffusion running locally and had to try this out.
Syndicated from the fediverse. Read and engage on the original instance.
View original on lemmy.worldView original on lemmy.world
Syndicated from the fediverse. Read and engage on the original instance.
View original on lemmy.worldGot Stable Diffusion running locally and had to try this out.
26 replies
But does it smell like the Purina plant?
I don't even know what that is.
The dog food factory, aka the stinkiest place in Denver.
Hahaha. Now I know. Thanks!
Big improvement over the reality
How can you possibly improve on this?!
I'm not from US but that's how I imagine Denver now.
Denver itself is surprisingly flat (people tend to think we're in the mountains). But the mountains are always nearby!
Hey, don't tell them we're not in the mountains. They think it's always cold here! 😂
Too late, I wasn't thinking, lol.
God dann this looks real
I don’t know what stable diffusion is but this is dope
AI tool you can run on your own machine. :)
I don’t know what Denver looks like, but if it looked like that i’d come visit.
Would you come if it looked like this? Cause it does.
Less than an hour away though.
Denver doesn't look like that, but these views are available in Colorado.
View from the corner of Speer and Colfax. RIP Denver Diner
Google reverse image search comes up with a lot of snake river for this. The spot that Ansel Adams took this photo in Wy.
I love Stable Diffusion! The fact that you can run it locally makes it so great for getting into AI Image Generation since you can just blast out a ton of images back to back to try it out! Beautiful pic OP, would love to have it crossposted on the AI Art community I started!
I'll cross-post.
I have it running locally yeah, I'm still getting used to the prompts and up scaling. :) it's really taxing though, even on a 4090.
Yeah no kidding! My 3060ti could cook an egg when I run to large of a file.
I feel like I get decent performance on a 3070 OC, but I’m not getting anything like this level of image quality.
Get the epicrealism model, 20 sampling steps, ~6 CFG scale or so, then super sample it.
It's a lot of work, but you gotta figure it out to get this type of picture. :)
Thank you! I haven't tried any other models besides whichever came with the UI suite I'm using. I've made thousands of pics, and some are decently photorealistic but mostly could be better.