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Roman Temple of Vulcan in Hyperrealistic Academic Art
Roman Temple of Vulcan in Hyperrealistic Academic Art
2 years ago

Umbertide (TEMPIO Romano Di Vulcano)

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SDXL 1.0SDXL 1.0

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Roman Temple of Vulcan in Hyperrealistic Academic Art

This image shows a hyperrealistic depiction of the Roman Temple of Vulcan in Umbertide. The image features analogous colors, color correction, academic art, side lighting and a colorful background.

Créé par LOPRESTIproduction le Aug 13, 2024 en utilisant le modèle générateur d'images AI SDXL 1.0.


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Paramètres de Création

Prompts textuels
Umbertide (TEMPIO Romano Di Vulcano) - Pg ... poco distante dalla Fratta, passato il torrente Carpino lungo la strada antica, che da Perugia guidava a Tiferno, c'era il Castello di Giulio Umbro (Forum Julii Concubiense) presso un celebre Tempio di Vulcano, come egli ha marcato e scritto nella Gran Carta ...
Weight: 1.5
Hyperrealistic, --v 5 --stylize 1000 2/3 face angle, side light, colorful background color graded Analogous colors
Weight: 1
blurred blurry body out of frame cut off deformed disfigured draft
Weight: -2.3
Modèle
SDXL 1.0
CKPT

SDXL 1.0

Résolution initiale

Medium

Rapport d'aspect

1:1

Durée d'exécution

Short

Poids de l'invite globale

60%

Poids de l'affineur

Éteint

Méthode d'échantillonnage

K_DPMPP_2M


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