I am able to get similar quality results out of some custom Stable Diffusion checkpoints like CyberRealism, but prompt engineering takes a lot more time and care.
I often use Midjourney as more of a creative tool as it typically gives high quality creative outputs from relatively basic prompts, which I then will take back to my SD models to reverse engineer and fine tune prompt to get exactly what I’m looking for.
Poor Gollum, he even took the effort to wear a shirt.
This looks more like a house elf from Harry Potter.
(he got wraithed)
Awesome art, who made it?
I did, gen’d with Midjourney
Prompt: Gollum using an iPhone inside of an upscale restaurant, hyperrealistic fujifilm xf f/1.8 iso200
Midjourney has been holding on to the lead for a long time now. Congrats to the MJ devs
I am able to get similar quality results out of some custom Stable Diffusion checkpoints like CyberRealism, but prompt engineering takes a lot more time and care.
I often use Midjourney as more of a creative tool as it typically gives high quality creative outputs from relatively basic prompts, which I then will take back to my SD models to reverse engineer and fine tune prompt to get exactly what I’m looking for.