In my case, I find a case of a beard on a woman's face. I worked with a resolution of 2048_1152
In my case, I find a case of a beard on a woman's face. I worked with a resolution of 2048_1152
A bright, photorealistic lifestyle portrait of a 16 years old Japanese girl outdoors by a calm waterfront, about to eat ice cream from a spoon. She is framed in a tight medium close-up within a 16:9 widescreen composition. She holds a small red-handled spoon toward the camera with a neat dollop of white ice cream, hovering just in front of her lips. Her gaze is steady and direct, calm and slightly inquisitive.
A gentle breeze lifts and sweeps strands of her dark hair across her face, adding a candid, spontaneous feeling. She wears a crisp white collared shirt with dark backpack straps visible on both shoulders, suggesting a casual school-day moment.
Lighting: soft natural daylight with a slight back/side rim light that outlines her hair and cheekbones. Bright, airy exposure with smooth highlight roll-off; a subtle sun haze and faint flare glow on the right side of the frame.
Background: shimmering water reflections and distant greenery/structures rendered as creamy bokeh. Strong subject separation with shallow depth of field, keeping the environment recognizable but soft and unobtrusive.
Camera & optics: eye-level to slightly above-eye perspective, intimate portrait distance, 35–50mm equivalent look, wide aperture (f/1.8–2.8). Focus crisply on her eyes, with the spoon/hand slightly softer in the foreground to emphasize depth.
Composition: her eyes centered as the visual anchor; the spoon in the lower foreground leads the viewer’s attention toward her mouth. Clean, minimal framing with bright open water area on the right for a light, cinematic balance. Ultra-realistic skin texture, natural color, gentle filmic grading, subtle grain, 8K detail.
I conducted the following test, and it seems the image is somewhat dirty/messy? There are many stray hairs/artifacts.
8steps:
4steps:
2steps:
Origin:
But is this the same greasy hair problem that was mentioned in the other issue? I tried it out, and reducing the LoRA strength to around 0.70 gives better results in 8steps.
