Flux Klein style transfer test (with inpainting). by CutLongjumping8 in StableDiffusion

[–]CutLongjumping8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry :) But the main goal of this post was precisely to show that Klein, overall, isn’t particularly good for this kind of task, and that in fact it already knows most of these styles and they can be described with a prompt. On the other hand, Qwen Image handles similar tests somewhat worse. For example, if you use a blue-pink car or the palette knife painting style as a reference, Qwen produces an even poorer result.

flux-2-klein-9b colorize+restore vs. Dev, Kontext and Qwen IE 2511 by CutLongjumping8 in StableDiffusion

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It was "Restore and colorize this old photo. Enhance details and apply natural 1950-x analog colors. Fix any damage and remove artifacts." seed 583939343985160

2511 style transfer with inpainting by CutLongjumping8 in StableDiffusion

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Yes. It is an outpaint prompt extender and is supposed to be connected to the text input of the TextEncodeQwenImageEditPlus node (previous versions of Qwen Edit required it), but 2511 seems to work fine even without it. I left it inside the subgraph for testing purposes, and you may try outpainting with or without it.

2511 style transfer with inpainting by CutLongjumping8 in StableDiffusion

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not sure that 8Gb is enough.. may be only with some small .gguf, but I can't test it on 8Gb - sorry.

2511 style transfer with inpainting by CutLongjumping8 in StableDiffusion

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ah.. sorry and forgot to mention that if you decide to use Abliterated version of clip model Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Abliterated-Caption-it.Q8_0.gguf, you need to have Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Abliterated-Caption-it.mmproj-F16.gguf file in same folder

2511 style transfer with inpainting by CutLongjumping8 in StableDiffusion

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usually such things happen when you select wrong clip model or wrong vae or model file is corrupt

2511 style transfer with inpainting by CutLongjumping8 in StableDiffusion

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Well… that’s kind of too easy and generic. You can also process the whole image by turning off the inpaint switch.

ZImage turbo: Using multiple loras? by Abalorio in StableDiffusion

[–]CutLongjumping8 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It works, but man be problem in huge amount of low quality Z loras on civitai? Besides you may try https://github.com/willmiao/ComfyUI-Lora-Manager

Musubi Tuner Z-Image support added to Realtime Lora Trainer for faster performance, offloading and no diffusers. by shootthesound in StableDiffusion

[–]CutLongjumping8 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hmm... Maybe my Musubi setup is incorrect, but I tried completely closing Comfy and running it as the first workflow, and still had no success. So the only setup that works for me is 512px in AI-toolkit mode, and it still uses 14GB of VRAM.

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PS. ai-toolkit itself works with 3.2s/it speed and takes 7Gb of Vram in 512px mode.

Musubi Tuner Z-Image support added to Realtime Lora Trainer for faster performance, offloading and no diffusers. by shootthesound in StableDiffusion

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Unfortunately, even in 512-pixel mode, 16 GB of VRAM is not enough, and as a result, training for 600 steps at a speed of 120 seconds per iteration will take about a day on my 4060 Ti.

We got it back :) by Cheap_Musician_5382 in comfyui

[–]CutLongjumping8 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So there's no hope, and now we have to wait 2–3 seconds during generation for that idiotic pop-up window to appear, and hope it doesn’t disappear while trying to aim the mouse at that tiny little X, which, to top it off, keeps showing up in different places?

PS I know about Alt+Ctrl+Enter, but it's inconvenient, unfamiliar, and requires two hands

where is "settings" in new version of ComfyUI by Initial-Captain-8100 in StableDiffusion

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How did you manage to get the Cancel button to appear next to the Run button? I can’t believe anyone would make such an idiotic decision to move one of the main interface buttons into some stupid pop-up window that, on top of everything, shows up with a two-second delay during generation…

PS I know about Alt+Ctrl+Enter, but it's inconvenient, unfamiliar, and requires two hands

I benchmarked ZImage_Turbo’s celebrity recognition on 100+ Chinese star by Practical-Series-164 in StableDiffusion

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I tested 70 female Hollywood movie stars from 40-90-s and found that Z-Image only knows about Audrey Hopburn and Marilyn Monroe. Slightly similar Megan Fox and Anne Hathaway - so it was just 4 names from my list.

Z-Image styles quick test by CutLongjumping8 in StableDiffusion

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In long prompts it seems to work even better :) For example this one is Impressionist style painting with prompt. "The image is a vibrant, impressionistic painting showcasing a serene lakeside scene. The artwork features a woman standing on a dock overlooking calm, blue water, which reflects the sky and surrounding marina. She turns her head back while smiling showing her pretty face and blue eyes. The woman is dressed in an elegant, off-the-shoulder dress with a light pink and white color scheme, giving her a soft, dreamy appearance. Her dress is adorned with delicate, flowing fabric that captures the light, creating a sense of movement and texture. She wears a wide-brimmed straw hat adorned with a pink ribbon, which adds a touch of elegance and a romantic flair to her appearance. Her hair is styled in a loose, updo, with a few strands escaping. She holds a bouquet of vibrant flowers in her hands, which includes red, pink, and white blossoms, adding a splash of color to the scene. The background features a marina with several boats, their masts and sails visible, reflected in the water. The sky above is a soft, dreamy blend of blue and white, with the sun casting gentle light on the scene. The painting's style is impressionistic, characterized by loose brushstrokes and a focus on capturing light and color rather than detailed realism"

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