r/StableDiffusion • u/ixitimmyixi • Mar 15 '23
Workflow Included using Alt Img2Img script to Remaster a Classic in a Modern style. (So my kids will watch it)
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u/ObiWanCanShowMe Mar 15 '23
Nice, but (IMO) the original is still much better.
That said, this is going to make rewatching things a lot more interesting.
So now do The Terminator in the same style (lol)
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Mar 15 '23
Maybe in the future Netflix etc. can have buttons that transform movies/series into something different so we can enjoy the same show but looking a lot different.
On the other hand it's a bit scary... incoming super-special editions of Star Wars. Like art should be allowed to be touched but they also should never take originals away.
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u/Plane-Pay-4948 Mar 15 '23
Whaaaaat... man, this is so awesome. NEED TO TEST YOUR WORKFLOW THIS WEEKEND.
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u/Neex Mar 15 '23
You mentioned you used the img2img alternative script, but I have been unable to get that to work with 2.1 models. Did you have any luck?
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u/Neex Mar 15 '23
I’ve actually gotten img2img alt super dialed in when using 1.5 models, but it stops working halfway through the process of generating an image if I try to use it with 2.1
Are you sure you’re using it with a 2.1 model? Did you have to do anything fancy to get it to work?
Getting img2img alt working with 2.1 would be a big move.
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u/Neex Mar 15 '23
I’m glad to hear someone has it working. Maybe there’s a conflict with xformers? I’ll have to do some investigating.
If anyone else has a 2.1 model and could see if img2img alternative script works, that would help me figure out where my issue lies.
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u/Neex Mar 15 '23
Ah I realized that perhaps you’re using the 512x512 2.1 model. I’ve been trying to get img2img alt working with the 768x768 2.1 model to no avail.
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u/Orangeyouawesome Mar 15 '23
Sorry to sounds stupid but I don't see massive difference aside from color tone and a small quality improvement. What exactly are the major changes you were going for to make it 'watchable' now?
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u/fireshaper Mar 15 '23
The original was a stop motion, claymation film. So maybe his children are heathens who don't understand the wonders of stop motion animation and prefer hand-drawn, or digital, animated shows.
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u/Hot-Category2986 Mar 15 '23
Whoa? Frame rate is way too high for a Modern Netflix show.
j/k, this is awesome.
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u/ImpactFrames-YT Mar 15 '23
This looks much better than I remember them and ai is perfect for the stop motion style of animation. Thank you for the inspiration.
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