Image to Image to Improve Renders
matew
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Hi there!
I want to use AI to enhance the realism of my renders. I was going to install Stable Diffusion, but then I remembered DAZ AI, and as I saw, "Picture to Picture" is on the roadmap.
Is there any information on when this feature will be added, and will it freak out over nudity?
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Daz almost never gives an ETA on new features.
You may want to consider going that route.
In fact they've removed features that were previously there (like character selection) and are still advertised as existing.
KREA has an interesting image enhance feature.
If you are waiting for DAZ, you will be waiting a long time.
As pointed out, Krea has a great AI enhancer for full images.
If you want to enhance just parts of your renders, then Fooocus is the best option since it is stand alone and it's inpainting works very well. https://github.com/lllyasviel/Fooocus
Thank you very much. Will check KREA and Fooocus.
You can do this free with ComfyUI for free. Locally if you have a decent video card.
If you don't mind getting your hands dirty with a little Python, I'm working a ComfyUI enhancement workflow in DAZ Script Server, using it's included dazpy Python package.
See here https://github.com/bluemoonfoundry/daz-script-server/tree/master/docs/examples/rendering/comfyui_enhance
Apologies for the lack of comprehensive documentation. You can see the instructions for the script here: https://github.com/bluemoonfoundry/daz-script-server/blob/master/docs/examples/README.md#comfyui_enhancemainpy
The example takes the viewport iRay preview and sends that to a ComfyUI enhancement workflow. It wouldn't be that hard to have a dazpy script that renders the current scene, captures the output, and sends it to a ComfyUI enhancement workflow, even a custom one.
Hmm. Maybe I'll write that as another example. :-)