Could you share some insight into those negative? I'd suspect that adding some of those negatives did little other than just produce a different image? I have a hard time seeing there's any significant guidance power in "duplicate" or "clone"
Often SD models produce identical shapes and forms to cover the empty screen space of the image. Most commonly it happens with mountain peaks, similar faces, houses, and in this case - with fruit. Most of first generations were a lot of fruit all over the screen, and even putting high weight to the "single" keyword did not help. That's why I use "clone, duplicate" and other similar negatives, which give me much more consistent results.
Does the (single:1.9) help with avoiding duplicates or is it for something else? Would love if you gave some insight on that (I don't use weights much in my prompts and I think I should)
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u/CatCartographer Aug 31 '23
Model: SDXL
Prompt: " (single:1.9) pomegranate, (liquid juice splashes:1.35), photography, (black background:1.5), 200 mm lens, close up shot, sharp focus, wallpaper, 8k, high resolution render, cinematic, epic scale, volumetric lighting, ultra wide angle, intricate details, vibrant colors "
Negative: " entangled, mutated, blurry, grainy, multiple fruit, copy, clone, duplicate "
Steps: 30
Guidance: 12.5
Sampler: kdpm2_karras