Lynda Carter Wonder Woman

Flux .1 dev

This is a retrained version of Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman, built on Flux 1.0 dev. I've completely remastered the model from scratch, enhancing all images with SUPIR to add texture and details that were missing from the original dataset. This process has significantly improved the resemblance and accuracy, resulting in a good balance between likeness, quality, and flexibility.

For best results, use the default Flux workflow with either euler or deis samplers, set between 20 and 50 steps. Keep the LoRa weight at 1 for optimal outputs.

This model is part of my ongoing research and learning process, so I may release an improved version in the future. Feel free to experiment and please share your creations!

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I'm very excited to share with you the loRa of Lynda Carter Wonder Woman I created! This was a challenging project, as the source material I could find wasn't very good. But in the end, the results came out very well.

I'm still learning and trying to improve, so please give me suggestions and tips. I'm also aware of a known issue with the loRa: it renders grainy backgrounds when trying to achieve photorealism. This is because the source material had this noise. It doesn't bother me because it gives a retro feel but I know some want a more modern output. I'm already working on improve it for v2.

Other than that, the loRa works very well with other styles and is very fun to use. I encourage you to give it a try!

Have fun and be sure to show me your creations!

Context:

The Lynda Carter Wonder Woman series was a live-action television series that aired on ABC and CBS from 1975 to 1979. Lynda Carter starred as Diana Prince / Wonder Woman, a superheroine from the fictional island of Themyscira who comes to the United States to fight crime and promote peace. The series was also notable for its positive portrayal of women. Wonder Woman was a powerful and independent woman who was not afraid to stand up for what she believed in. She was also a role model for young girls, and she inspired them to be brave and confident. The show helped to pave the way for other female superhero shows.

Usage:

Activation Words: w0nd3r woman

After many test I recommend using these settings for a better output.

LoRa Weight: 0.7

Clip Skip: 1

Sampler: DPM++ SDE Karras (works very well with some others, feel free to experiment)

Resolution: at least 1024 x 1024 px

Don’t use ADetailer, it doesn’t blend very well, same with Restore faces. If the face is too far you can either Hires. fix or inpaint if you have enough time.

Hires. fix for optimum quality

Recommended Upscaler: 4xNMKD-Superscale-SP_178000_G or 4xNMKD-Superscale-_150000_G retain a lot of texture and definition.

This is a retrained version of Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman, built on Flux 1.0 dev. I've completely remastered the model from scratch, enhancing all images with SUPIR to add texture and details that were missing from the original dataset. This process has significantly improved the resemblance and accuracy, resulting in a good balance between likeness, quality, and flexibility.

For best results, use the default Flux workflow with either euler or deis samplers, set between 20 and 50 steps. Keep the LoRa weight at 1 for optimal outputs.

This model is part of my ongoing research and learning process, so I may release an improved version in the future. Feel free to experiment and please share your creations!