Halftone-Recraft-Flux

Maintained By
strangerzonehf

Halftone-Recraft-Flux

PropertyValue
Authorstrangerzonehf
Base ModelFLUX.1-dev
Training Images49
Optimal Resolution1280x832
Network Dimensions64
Repositoryhttps://huggingface.co/strangerzonehf/Halftone-Recraft-Flux

What is Halftone-Recraft-Flux?

Halftone-Recraft-Flux is a specialized LoRA model built on the FLUX.1-dev foundation, designed specifically for generating stylized automotive photography with halftone effects. The model has been trained on 49 carefully curated images using florence2-en labeling for natural language processing in English.

Implementation Details

The model utilizes an AdamW optimizer with a constant learning rate scheduler, featuring a network dimension of 64 and alpha of 32. Training parameters include a noise offset of 0.03 and multires noise iterations set to 10, with the model trained across 23 epochs.

  • Optimized for 3:2 aspect ratio (1280x832)
  • Recommended inference steps: 30-35
  • Uses bfloat16 precision for efficiency
  • Implements noise discounting at 0.1

Core Capabilities

  • Specialized in automotive photography generation
  • Halftone effect processing
  • High-detail car exterior rendering
  • Dynamic lighting and perspective handling

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What makes this model unique?

This model specializes in creating halftone-style automotive photographs with precise control over perspective and lighting, particularly effective for detailed car exterior shots with specific viewing angles and lighting conditions.

Q: What are the recommended use cases?

The model excels at generating detailed automotive photography, particularly suited for creating professional-looking car photographs with stylized halftone effects. It's optimized for specific viewing angles and can handle complex lighting scenarios, making it ideal for automotive marketing and artistic applications.

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