Hellscape
Hellscape
Prompt: tilt-shift photograph of a hellish landscape, demon army marching down a valley, flame and smoke --ar 16:9 --s 75
Edited: up-scaled version added
Hellscape
Prompt: tilt-shift photograph of a hellish landscape, demon army marching down a valley, flame and smoke --ar 16:9 --s 75
Edited: up-scaled version added
"tilt-shift photograph of a hellish landscape, demon sailor moon army marching down a valley, flame and smoke" In the bingilator:
I like how it's somehow the exact same landscape!
Yeah, hell.
This is badass! I'm curious what the last bit is communicating to the AI though... 16:9 I assume is the aspect ratio requested, but what does --ar, --s, and 75 mean?
--ar = aspect ratio
16:9 defines said aspect ratio of width:height (16:9 is standard computer monitor widescreen)
--s is "stylize" which controls the realism passes.
A lower value gives realistic images while higher values generates more cartoons, outlandish, "trippy" kinda images (75 is a very low value)
Thank you!
I see someone else already answered your question. But yes, those two values are Midjourney parameters. I'm pretty sure they're specific for Midjourney though.
The --ar 16:9
is for the aspect ratio (I wanted to see if I could make a wallpaper) and the --s 75
is the stylize parameter.
A lower value for stylize makes it more true to the prompt and a higher value applies more of Midjourney's style to the image. The default value is 100, so 75 is actually not a very low number :) I always like to use it to create a slightly more unique image and adjust if necessary if the image doesn't come out right.
Thank you so much for linking me to the documentation! I see that the cheapest plan is $10 a month but I would imagine the quality of the images generated is better than the free alternatives since it gives you much more control via the parameters.
Me and some buddies like to generate TTRPG battle maps with AI and the bing one is hot or miss so I'll see if they're interested in checking Midjourney out.
This is just the first thing you see when entering the area Ford Laidd is in while playing Elden Ring.