Chaos in abottle

agreed! But when i upscale it usually overcooks them, i don't understand why...

Oh, I just meant that RedBylix @RedBylix could try upscaling the creation, because it would get a lot more detail and clarity that way, but no worries haha ✨

totally.. i agree, it would be great with more detail! I just don't know why mine get cooked, sometimes it looks grainy. Any pointers?

Hmm, sometimes images are just blurry even if they get upscaled. I think that it would be good if NightCafé could add a "Sharpener" feature, that could literally just sharpen images instead of only making them more clear in quality. But it might depend on how much you upscale, I wouldn’t know what causes it to not work so well, but it shouldn’t be an issue though 🙌💙

I saw someone throw their image in artistic and then they said they added modifiers and them evolved in coherent. but when i did that, it went all wrong haha I'm searching for any youtube videos of live evolutions and how they make some amazingly crisp art. Have you found any?

Using words in non-negative prompts like these might help:

Hyper-detailed, highly detailed, sharp focus, intricately sharp and detailed

And so on.

But if your trying to get a more realistic look, then these words could also help: (just some examples)

Hyper-realistic, photo realism, photorealistic, 64 megapixels, cirsp

And more. I know that those words usually work very well in getting crisp/sharp images because of the realistic style.

*crisp

right on, i appreciate it. When you make a piece, do you do one single prompt at first, or do you go all out on the first one?

i also ask because you have some incredible work... literally why i wonder where I'm lacking.

Well, there are a lot of very popular creators/users here that are great at writing prompts that work beautifully. But for me, I usually just write the most important key-words and such in the first main prompt, and then I might add another prompt to make some features of the first one more prominent. I use the default negative prompt a lot, but sometimes I add in additional words to the negative prompt(s) so that it might work better.

For example, these words could help to create more sharp images without even needing to upscale: (In the negative prompt)

"Blur, blurry, grainy, dark, spots, low quality, unclear, greyish"

And so on, I’m not really an expert at writing prompts, although I try, but I hope that helps! 🙌✨

absolutely. thank you!

Thank you, hope it helps 💙

No problem, I hope it helps, and if I see some good tutorials; then I’ll make sure to link them here :)

How do you upscale it

Click on the image itself, and there should be buttons that pop up. One of the buttons looks like a small square, and if you click on that one; it will then say how many credits it costs to upscale it. You only need one credit to upscale the creation to be more clear. But you can upscale it further, it just costs more credits.

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