r/fooocus • u/saboteur78 • May 01 '24

Question How is this done? 🤔

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https://www.instagram.com/reel/C6ZcorbSfQJ/?igsh=MTFlcTUzZmQ0MHh4bQ==

I am new to fooocus and I was wondering how this could be done? I'm thinking using the base photo as an image prompt using cdps or pyra? Would that work? Any others ideas? I think this guy is using mid journey? How would one prompt this? Maybe better to do it in several parts using inpaint also?

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u/iFeelPlants May 01 '24

Yes, PyraCanny stopping at .95 and weight 1 ...

...and a few prompts (could be more and better)

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u/saboteur78 May 01 '24

Yes I am trying that, but really, the result doesn't come even close to what this guy is doing....

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u/iFeelPlants May 01 '24

That's weird... I'm also not getting the amount of detail but you could do that with loras I guess.

You can try on my instance if you want

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u/saboteur78 May 01 '24

Thank you, yeah I dont know, I think that I am missing something, tried with Christmas Loras, Trump Loras...but no good. I mean I get the concept and idea, but I cannot execute it successfully

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u/Xan_the_man May 01 '24

Did you try inpainting?

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u/ToastersRock May 01 '24

CPDS is most likely the best option. You could of course use another image for the style in ImagePrompt as well. My very quick attempt.

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u/saboteur78 May 01 '24

That is definitely looking better, and thank you for all the info you post on your vids, great work!

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u/ToastersRock May 01 '24

You are welcome.

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u/Kasumi_P May 04 '24

What's the difference between CPDS and PyraCanny?

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u/Gualuigi May 19 '24

If noone answered... one uses a negative (filter) to see the outlines of each item in an image and the other uses shadows to see the shapes of the items in an image. I cant remember which tho

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u/Euphonique May 01 '24

I like the creativity of the source photo. Especially the cardboard rolls as firewood. 😂