Thanks, I used a few different prompts for lightening directions and focal length, also prompts for bioluminescence.
Example: "bioluminescent amphipod discovered at the bottom of the ocean, fine particles suspended in the water, black background, lit from front ,8k, macro, 1.2"
What types of results do you get from Stable Diffusion with that same prompt? I only have experience with Midjourney, so it's interesting to see what other folks get
Thanks, some variations between the prompts based on the type of subject I wanted to create, but they followed this general structure
Example: “bioluminescent amphipod discovered at the bottom of the ocean, fine particles suspended in the water, black background, lit from front ,8k, macro, 1.2”
This is fantastic... Was the color pallet a part of your prompt? They all seem to have tones of red and translucency to them.
Thanks, I used a few different prompts for lightening directions and focal length, also prompts for bioluminescence.
Example: "bioluminescent amphipod discovered at the bottom of the ocean, fine particles suspended in the water, black background, lit from front ,8k, macro, 1.2"
Thank you for sharing! Just getting into AI images, and the prompt crafting has been a steeper learning curve than I had anticipated.
What Ai are you using?
Have Stable Diffusion installed on my home server so that I can tinker as much as I like for free.
What types of results do you get from Stable Diffusion with that same prompt? I only have experience with Midjourney, so it's interesting to see what other folks get
This is really cool! I'm also curious what prompt you used.
Thanks, some variations between the prompts based on the type of subject I wanted to create, but they followed this general structure
Example: “bioluminescent amphipod discovered at the bottom of the ocean, fine particles suspended in the water, black background, lit from front ,8k, macro, 1.2”
Is it just me or does knowing it is a sea creature make seeing it go from nightmare material to "oh, ok, that's pretty cool"?
That's awesome !