Cinematic Kodak Motion Picture "Film Still" Style XL

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Trained with SDXL base model.

Works well with realistic stock photo, night vision, juggernauts model(s). (Pretty much any other model was well)

Feedback and ratings are much appreciated.

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Trained on 4100 Images.

P.S. If you want less grainy photo just type "image grain" "film noise" or anything similar in negative prompt

If you want silhouette just type "silhouette" and or "covered in shadows" "partially covered in shadows" in command prompt

You can add prompt "Kodak VISION3 250D" or "Kodak VISION3 500T" to add more film style look (optional) + Try mixing with Night Vision Model

Use camera angels: high, low, etc. And Film shots: medium, close, wide, etc. And photography terms: landscape, infrared, blur, etc. (Be creative)

You can try manipulating color by adding: "black and white", "polarize", "saturation" "de saturation", "contrast", etc.