REAL MINT⋆版本ALPHA (ID: 330526) 综合资源合集综合资源合集

Changelog:

April 8, 2024 - THEOS model released. Scroll down for model comparison images and info.

About:

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Realism, particularly in human subjects.
An interesting uniqueness in its choices.
A subtle human imperfection not found in a lot of models.
Flexibility in adapting to most LoRAs.
High dynamic range for preservation of details.
Consistency in its particular abilities.

Recommended settings:

Sampling: Most methods seem to work well, with DPM++ 3M SDE Exponential (35+ steps) being a personal favorite for ALPHA, and DDIM for THEOS.
CFG: 3.5-7 (Dynamic Thresholding highly recommended for higher values)
Steps: Surprisingly good results have been observed with as few as 10 steps.
VAE: Baked in. (ALPHA: difConsistency RAW - THEOS: vae-ft-mse-840000-ema-pruned)

Note:

The development of this line of models is an ongoing long-term work in progress.

I do not own a GPU and I'm already struggling a lot financially, so development will happen on the rare occasion that I can afford food AND compute.

If you like my models (or don't), please don't hesitate to comment or reach out for any reason! Your reviews and feedback means a lot and keeps me motivated! ❤️

Model comparison:

Each model has its own distinct strengths and weaknesses. You are encouraged to try both, to see which one you prefer. During development, I wrote these notes on the difference between ALPHA and THEOS:

ALPHA model:

More flexible

Less people focused

Bit better backgrounds

Bit more realistic

Bit more vibrant

Less CFG forgiving

Better human "imperfections"

More contrasty and gritty

Subjects less likely to pose

THEOS model:

Really likes to generate women

More photoshooty

More horny

Better fine details

Harder to prompt

"Cleaner" more polished look

Smoother skin

Less artistic/creative

This flowchart might help you decide which model to try first: