SDXL1.0 Juggernaut XL & RealVisXL
TLDRIn this video, the presenter compares two photorealistic models, Realviz XL and Juggernaut XL, using various prompts and aspect ratios. Despite random seeds leading to differences in lighting and details, both models show promise, with Juggernaut edging ahead in some areas like the rusted texture. The presenter invites viewers to share their preferences and suggests further model comparisons in future videos.
Takeaways
- 🌟 The video compares two photorealistic models: Realviz XL and Juggernaut XL.
- 🎨 Both models were tested with a 1024x1024 aspect ratio and 30 steps using a CFG of 6 DPM plus plus SDE Keras.
- 📝 The prompts used were simple, aiming for a cinematic, film still, analog look with high quality and no intricate details.
- 🏆 In the first comparison, the presenter leans towards Juggernaut for its slightly smoother skin texture and hyper-realistic look.
- 💇 The hair in Realviz's image showed a purple tint, indicating better adherence to the prompt.
- 🌅 For half-body shots, both models performed comparably well, with Juggernaut's softer sunset lighting being a notable feature.
- 🎥 The presenter prefers Realviz for its brighter and more cinematic look in the car photos, with richer colors and a sense of motion.
- 🚗 In car style comparisons, both models were praised, but Realviz received a slight edge for its believable overall shot.
- 🚀 The sci-fi biomechanical cyber Punk tiger images were a toss-up, with Juggernaut edging out due to the inclusion of rusted texture as per the prompt.
- 🍺 For the simple but realistic beer glasses prompt, Realviz's image had slightly more foam and deeper contrast in black.
- 🔥 Juggernaut XL is considered more mature due to being on version three, while Realviz XL shows great potential as version one.
Q & A
What are the two photorealistic models being compared in the transcript?
-The two photorealistic models being compared are RealViz XL version one and Juggernaut XL, which was recently updated to version three.
What aspect ratios were used for the comparisons?
-The aspect ratios used for the comparisons were 1024 by 1024.
How many steps and what type of configuration were used for the image generation?
-30 steps with a CFG (Configuration File Generation) of 6 DPM (Drops Per Minute) plus plus SDE (Stochastic Differential Equations) Keras were used for the image generation.
What was the approach to setting the seeds for the image generation?
-The seeds were left to be random because the majority of the images produced were very similar regardless of the seed values.
What kind of look did the speaker aim to achieve with the prompts?
-The speaker aimed to achieve a cinematic, film still, analog look with the prompts, enhancing the type of visual output desired.
How did the speaker describe the skin texture of the models?
-The skin texture was described as smooth with a hyper-realistic look, especially noticeable in the Juggernaut model.
What was the speaker's verdict for the first set of images comparing Juggernaut and RealViz?
-The speaker leaned towards Juggernaut for the first set of images but noted that both were very comparable and that further prompting could enhance photorealism in RealViz.
What differences were observed in the car photos between RealViz and Juggernaut?
-In the car photos, RealViz had richer colors and a better sense of motion, while Juggernaut had a darker, dramatic tone which was consistent across all testing.
How did the speaker evaluate the sci-fi, cinematic images generated by RealViz and Juggernaut?
-The speaker found both models to have great details, but noted that Juggernaut better captured the rusted texture and dirt as per the prompt, giving it an edge in this round.
What was the speaker's final verdict on the overall comparison?
-The speaker felt that Juggernaut was slightly more mature due to being on version three, but also saw amazing potential in RealViz, which is on version one.
What additional feature does Juggernaut have that RealViz does not?
-Juggernaut has a Laura (possibly a companion software or feature) that enhances its capabilities further.
Outlines
🖼️ Comparative Analysis of Realviz XL and Juggernaut XL Models
The paragraph discusses a head-to-head comparison between two photorealistic models, Realviz XL and Juggernaut XL. The comparison is conducted using aspect ratios of 1024 by 1024, with 30 steps and a CFG of 6 DPM plus plus SDE, Keras. The author shares their observations on the skin texture, hair color, and overall photorealism of the generated images. They note that Juggernaut has a slightly smoother, hyper-realistic look, while Realviz seems to respond better to prompt details like hair color. The author also discusses the cinematic and analog look they aimed for in their prompts and their preference for simple negative prompts. The comparison includes various image sets, such as full-body shots, sunset lighting, cinematic shots, car photos, and sci-fi themes, with a detailed critique on each. The author concludes that while both models are comparable, Juggernaut edges out slightly in some aspects, but Realviz also shows great potential.
🚀 Final Thoughts and Future Model Comparisons
In this paragraph, the author reflects on the maturity of the Juggernaut model, which is on version three, compared to Realviz, which is on version one. They acknowledge the potential they see in Realviz and their intention to continue experimenting with both models. The author also mentions the advantage of Juggernaut having a companion model, Laura, which could enhance its capabilities. They invite viewers to share their preferences and suggestions for future model comparisons in the comments section and tease a potential focus on fantasy models for the next video. The paragraph concludes with a farewell until the next video, encouraging viewer interaction and engagement.
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Keywords
💡Photorealistic
💡Aspect Ratios
💡CFG
💡Keras
💡Prompts
💡Juggernaut XL
💡Realviz XL
💡Cinematic
💡Sci-Fi
💡Realism
💡Reflections
Highlights
Comparison of two photorealistic SDXL models: Realviz XL and Juggernaut XL.
Juggernaut XL was updated to version three recently on September 5th.
Both models were tested at an aspect ratio of 1024 by 1024 with 30 steps and a CFG of 6 DPM plus plus SDE.
Keras was used with random seeds to observe the models' reactions to the prompts.
The prompts included terms like 'cinematic', 'film still', and 'analog' to enhance the look.
In the first set of images, the skin texture of Juggernaut was noted to be smoother and hyper-realistic.
The hair in Realviz images had a purple tint as per the prompt, showing better adherence to the input.
In half-body shots, both models performed comparably, with Juggernaut edging ahead by half a point.
The sunset lighting in Juggernaut images was softer and more appealing than in Realviz.
Chris Evans' likeness was captured more effectively in Juggernaut's model.
Realviz's car photos had richer colors and a better sense of motion.
Wet street reflections were more interesting and believable in Realviz's images.
In sci-fi biomechanical cyberpunk images, Juggernaut's inclusion of rusted texture gave it an edge.
Both models excelled in depicting texture and detail, making them equally viable options.
Juggernaut's maturity due to its version three update was noted, but Realviz showed great potential in its first version.
Juggernaut's配套的Laura工具可以进一步提升其性能。
The presenter plans to continue experimenting with these models and is open to suggestions for future comparisons.