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Cutting off heads?
Seems like almost any type of picture involving a "frog" has the head cut off at the top. Any ideas how to center images without getting the main subject cut off at the top/sides?
Are you adding modifiers at the end, after a comma? Like digital art, in the style of [some famous artist], symmetry, realistic, detailed, premium, 8k, etc. This stuff helps A LOT, seems to trigger to model to "work harder" for lack of a better way to put it.
Thanks, Bobberinio! I'd been mainly combining just random words, like "frog dragon" or "frog buddha" to see what it would do. I tried a few more with your suggestions, and there was some improvement, but it still seems to like to cut the top off. I can only assume the training set had a lot of frogs that were cropped too much at the top.
Most interestingly, "Lovecraft [animal]" gives cool results for everything except frogs. It just outputs regular frogs.
Probably a quirk of the training data. Some things it is VERY good at, other things it can be really bad, presumably depending on how much of that thing was in its training data.
try with "minimal, " before each word
Aha! Adding "minimal" really does seem to do the trick!
nice! Yeah, its almost always a matter of prompt engineering. These models are generally more robust than people think, its a matter of teasing out what you want with prompt engineering.