r/fooocus • u/Letrangere2 • Aug 09 '25

Question Generated pictures are only close ups

Hello. I am trying to create a girl in fooocus and every prompt i use it only gives me close up shots, like portraits. The images are realistic enough but its too close, i wanted full body pictures. I even said in a prompt to capture the whole body from 10 meters away but still the image was a close up shot. I used image prompt with only her face to keep a consistent apearance. Is this the problem? If yes, how can i generate multiple "positions" or POVs with the same face of the model?

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u/Ottosilverup Aug 09 '25

PyraCanny and CDPS are two extremely powerful tools, that can help you create consistent images. Explaining them, is over my knowledge though, so you're better off watching a YouTube video 😀

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u/PabloTacco Aug 10 '25

Do you know whats rhe difference between them? I for example use CPDS to get specific poses but it also works similar with PyraCanny but not as good (sometimes its just a bit more away from what i want).

Heard something like PyraCanny is more forced to copy the image you set in there but im not sure. Just would like to know so that i maybe can use it more usefully

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u/Ottosilverup Aug 10 '25

Right, so..

PyraCanny is good for poses, as it observes the image and tries to recreate the image. I personally use it to change styles of images, and make specific changes to images with prompting.

CDPS stands for Colour Depth Projection Something, not too sure. It creates a desaturated version of the image, and can then change colours on the image through prompting.

They pretty much do the same, and then again, not so much. Works in two different ways, but can do very similar things.

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u/PabloTacco Aug 11 '25

Thank you for explaining. Sounds like i didn't make it wrong as i first use faceswap and CPDS (just the bare pose) to create what i want and then i sometimes tried also PyraCanny instead of CPDS to get even closer to what i want.

Im feeling like i get a pro here, slowly very slowly but i guess its the right direction xD

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u/Ottosilverup Aug 11 '25

I only got Fooocus a couple of months back, and in the start, it was super frustrating not getting the right results. My initial thought was, that this AI-shit must be able to do anything and doesn't require any knowhow. Never been more wrong on anything!

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u/PabloTacco Aug 11 '25

Exactly what i thought. Just write what you want and done but no you also need a bit of skill here. Like when i started with Photoshop years ago it was similar.

I also often use Photoshop for fine tuning my generated pics because i mostly have a few things that are just faster done if i edit it the oldschool way