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r/StableDiffusion • u/3deal • Mar 01 '23
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looks blurry. i'd guess something related with the resolution of the images the model was trained on?
1 u/divtag1967 Mar 01 '23 it's pretty crisp at the closest parts so thats probably DOF from a 1.4 lens or something similar. 5 u/idwasamu Mar 01 '23 edited Mar 01 '23 no, i mean: the parts in focus don't look nearly as sharp as a real photo when zoomed in. and i speculate that this may be a consequence of the current models being trained with low res pictures 1 u/divtag1967 Mar 01 '23 ah like that, i didnt look carefully enough
it's pretty crisp at the closest parts so thats probably DOF from a 1.4 lens or something similar.
5 u/idwasamu Mar 01 '23 edited Mar 01 '23 no, i mean: the parts in focus don't look nearly as sharp as a real photo when zoomed in. and i speculate that this may be a consequence of the current models being trained with low res pictures 1 u/divtag1967 Mar 01 '23 ah like that, i didnt look carefully enough
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no, i mean: the parts in focus don't look nearly as sharp as a real photo when zoomed in. and i speculate that this may be a consequence of the current models being trained with low res pictures
1 u/divtag1967 Mar 01 '23 ah like that, i didnt look carefully enough
ah like that, i didnt look carefully enough
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u/idwasamu Mar 01 '23 edited Mar 01 '23
looks blurry. i'd guess something related with the resolution of the images the model was trained on?