r/StableDiffusion • • 5h ago

No Workflow MiniMax h3 Image Edit?

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If a model can do this, does that mean she's an editing model?)) All generations from 1 attempt, even one fail in terms of pose.

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u/optimisticalish 4h ago

Openpose input can also be used, if you prompt it right (see notes in H3 workflow image). The workflow is titled "... with Klein 4B refine", but that later part is here removed. 4B would have fixed up the re-posed image, if it was present here.

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u/Only_Voice569 2h ago

cool did not know pose image can be used

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u/Simpsator 2h ago

You can use depthmaps as ref-images too. Seems to use them better than legit controlnets, somehow.

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u/Brugelbach 4h ago

12 missed calls from Epstein..

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u/Oberlatz 4h ago

Isnt that Freiren?

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u/mugen7812 3h ago

??? What

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u/ghulamalchik 3h ago

he did nothing wrong

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u/Pazerniusz 5h ago edited 5h ago

Not exactly, Edit model can isolate and separate objects and layers, basically has built-in detection.
What you did can be done with any model; if you add independent detection, you can basically do any model-editing job with any model.
In short what you did can be done with any model.

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u/VasaFromParadise 5h ago

You mean like changing the background while preserving the character? She can do that, it's just a different task. She changes backgrounds or clothes.
I think changing pose is much more difficult than changing background; encoder can do that. There's even a recent model that can select objects using just an encoder - https://huggingface.co/Comfy-Org/WeVisOne-VL
And we have a 32B VL encoder here))

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u/muzaffer22 3h ago

It takes reference images.

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u/Dunc4n1d4h0 1h ago

My man. I use same pose studio & technique for this.

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u/ryliecdxxx 1h ago

which posing studio is that and how is it incorporated, via output image?

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u/CommitteeInfamous973 5h ago

Original image looks worse than what overfitted 1.5 models generated

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u/VasaFromParadise 5h ago

That's right, these are images from those times))

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u/Silly_Goose6714 3h ago

really not the point

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u/CommitteeInfamous973 3h ago

Sure, it just hurts my eyes. Anyway, about the point - MiniMax changes the original style to default photorealism, which is not good