【沼すぎる～】AI画像の手の修正の方法（レベル１）【stable diffusion】

Alice from AI's in Wonderland introduces the topic of hand corrections in AI art, a common challenge among AI artists. She discusses her approach to hand corrections, which varies between live-action and animation and depends on the background overlap and hand shape. Alice emphasizes the use of Photoshop for hand corrections and shares her experience with the Depth Map Library & Poser extension, which is not recommended due to compatibility issues with the new Web UI. She also mentions the importance of using paint software for realistic hand corrections and provides a brief overview of the process she will demonstrate, including using the Mainamix checkpoint and transitioning from the initial to the final corrected hand image.

Alice moves on to the main topic of fixing hands at a basic level using inpainting and control nets. She references a YouTuber, Daltwa TV, who has created hand depth maps and encourages viewers to watch his video for free resources. Alice then describes her plan to use inpainting techniques and control nets for hand corrections, detailing the process of selecting and outlining the hand area, choosing the 'Inpaint' control type, and using negative embedding for improvement. She demonstrates the use of BadHand5 for better hand shapes and generates an image, discussing the results and the need for further refinement using ADetailer and Photoshop.

In this section, Alice delves into advanced Photoshop techniques for fine-tuning hand details. She shares her approach to borrowing a thumb from the other hand to add to the image, using the Magnetic Lasso Tool for selection and the Select and Mask tool for adjustments. Alice discusses the importance of judgment in deciding whether imperfections can be fixed in Photoshop and encourages practice for mastering hand corrections. She demonstrates the process of transplanting the selected thumb, flipping and adjusting it for the right hand, and blending it into the image using layer masks and fine-tuning. Alice also touches on the differences between working with anime-style and realistic images in Photoshop.

Alice talks about additional hand modification methods and introduces the LoRA corner, where she attempts a daring theme of 'Holding Panties' to showcase hand depiction. She explains the use of depth maps from DawatreTV and demonstrates the process using a multi-control net with inpainting and depth map units. Alice generates an image with the LoRA model and discusses the results, noting the potential need for more hand depth maps. She then proceeds to make minor adjustments in Photoshop, highlighting the well-corrected hand and encouraging viewers to try the LoRA model themselves. Alice concludes by mentioning her intention to introduce hand correction methods using only the stable diffusion web UI in future videos.

Alice concludes the video by summarizing the focus on correcting hands and the various techniques and tools discussed. She expresses her gratitude to viewers for watching and encourages them to subscribe and like the video if they found it useful. Alice teases future videos that will cover hand corrections using only the stable diffusion web UI, promising to share more methods and tips for improving hand depictions in AI art. She bids farewell to the viewers, looking forward to the next video and thanking them for their company.