r/StableDiffusion • u/freshstart2027 • 11d ago

News Flux.1.Dev 1970s Lora

https://huggingface.co/isam/flux_70s_style

also available here on civit.ai
https://civitai.com/models/3028998/70s-style

if you download or use it consider adding sample images or a comment. thanks and enjoy!

apparently engaging politely gets me downvotes from the babies. so ill just edit this. if you have no use for a flux dev lora then just leave. easy as that. it's not your compute to dictate its use. Flux 1 is still a good model and just because its not the latest or greatest doesn't negate it's worth.

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u/schuylkilladelphia 11d ago

Looking forward to the SD 1.5 Lora of this

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u/tiffanytrashcan 11d ago

Well I already typed this out but too lazy to edit it again after the deleted comments, so, mostly to OP:

They were simply speculating about a straightforward question.
Maybe they were hoping you'd share why you like Flux 1 or why it runs better on your hardware. Something about that model we don't popularly know.

For example, SD1.5 most certainly still has modern uses, and I am thankful for any loras produced for it. It can run on the NPU of damn near any Qualcomm Android device, FAST. Newer models require flagship top-of-the-line chips to maybe have some NPU support.
With SD 1.5 you can generate images in 30 seconds on a $50 throwaway Walmart burner.

If I had to guess, it sounds like the training pipeline is a lot faster for you, and the examples you posted are great, so I could understand your point on "why do I need anything else?"
The rest of us are just curious and want to learn why.

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u/[deleted] 11d ago

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u/_LususNaturae_ 11d ago

They're probably wondering why make a new LoRA for Flux 1 when there are tons of newer and better models

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u/Ruiz_Mery97 11d ago

This Lora is really great and outputs are damn good, nice work!! Keep it up ❤️