Thank you, Rob, for letting us participate on your travel through the various ps/comfyui puzzle pieces and putting it all together to a final stage. Very well presented with an amazing result!

All praise be the humble line~~~!

Hey thanks for the vids, you cover a lot of good niche stuff. I have a real hard time with resolutions when I need to crop a weird size picture for inpainting or anything really if you need a video idea . Or do you just have any tips on how to size everything right all the way through a workflow. I get all twisted up about halfway through if I'm doing anything complicated relating to inpainting, resampling, or upscaling etc. edit: and I have bad adhd so you get about 5x views from me to take it all in 😆

This technique will be a groundbreaking work method for concept art using A.I. You are a genius. Thank you always

This turned out fantastic! I would love to try this with my own sketches.

Hello! new subscriber here. 🙂 This was actually wonderful! I'm trying to learn comfyui and it's so complicated, but you make it look fun. I appreciate the effort you put in these awesome videos! I'm following for more.

TNX! Can u please share a workflow?

Absolutely love your videos Rob! I really enjoy your English mannerisms and personal touch. 💚

I've been needing this video for a year, lol. Thanks! I have a hard time understanding exactly what the mask is doing node to node sometimes.

@Rob Adams I'm a bit behind the times, I'm just going through your Alpaca videos :) Thanks for making these. Question: in PS, when you enlarge a detail (e.g. a face) for detailing, you then somehow shrink it back and "snap" exactly where it belongs. How is this shrinking/fitting done? Is it PS or Alpaca? I haven't used Alpaca, so I don't know.

I really like your standpoint to adjust an prefinal image before rendering (action vs. reaction/relighting)! Your videos are always very interesting and inspiring with great looking images, even SD got inspired by putting a driver into your oldtimer. :-) I'm usually facing empty cars. Keep your good work up, Rob!

I need a node that will allow me to move a mask in the negative position as it does the positive.

Nice! I like your videos on composition and lighting.

Very grateful for your interesting videos, I look forward to them, thank you so much!!!

Really appreciated for your quite interesting videos. Keep it up! P.S.: I'm study not only Comfy but ENG too with your videos)

Thank you

I hope you will not become discouraged that more people aren't viewing these and you keep doing what you enjoy. The images you create are always interesting to stop and enjoy them, the workflows also just as much. My head is spinning with so many possible projects to become lost in A.I (currently I'm tangled in audio) that I haven't gotten around to implementing some of your techniques as I intend to just yet. But thought I'd let you know your work is inspiring to me.

You set the image size for the generation in the New Light group. Constant NumberWidth and Constant NumberHeight. The background size in the depth map is set separately but doesn't affect the final output size only the relative size of the subject. IE for a big figure decrease the Back ground size in the Depth group and vica versa.

hank you for always providing great lectures. I have one question. I would like to increase the background size for output. Which numbers should I change?

Really grateful, from Brazil

I'm curious about the blurry base image. I assume you have done some pre-processing on it to noise it up? And if so, what is the extent to which that blur/noise is necessary to generate the batched ones? Is a non noisy image with a higher denoise equivalent or does it add something that you don't get that way?

Super insightful! Thank you so much for sharing. Will be playing around with this!

comment for the algo :)

Thanks again! Amzingly simple yet so powerful!

Thank you so, so much!!!!

Thank you so, so much!!!

Thanks Rob, I understood perfectly well. Appreciate your time.

Can u develop a Magnific analog? There is some videos about that based on Supir, but really interesting to see ur way.

that work flow's link is a just fxxx png

Rob, you are tackling the most important issues of an image next to the subject... lighting and composition! Your tutorials are always very helpful and it always fun to listen to your explanations and to watch your nodes path what you've developed. Thank you very much for presenting your knowledge so transparent and streamlined. Btw: I had some problems with your accent, too, but only at the beginning! ;-) Keep up your great work!

your accent is awefull it's not hearable

Hello Rob. You enlightened us again 😊 Thanks for the workflow but please it would be great if we could have also the images you used. Your ppscale technic is, as always, very interesting. 11:02 : What do you mean bu "Kitchen girl" ?

I always enjoy following your workflows when you are putting together all pieces of a composition puzzle! Smart composition and lighting tutorial. Thank you very much, Rob! Btw one question: if I wanna get the size of a mask, is there a node for that or do I alyways have to convert the mask to an image?

Really awesome!!!

thx for guide!

Check out marigold depth estimation. It takes longer to do but from what I have experienced it is so clean. Downside is that it was heavily trained on 768 sized images so always rescale to that.

You are a true artist. Your videos are amazing. Thank you!!

using MultiAreaConditioning gives kinda bad results (bad quality)

Phenomenal approach, thank you for sharing it so painstakingly. Have you thought of incorporating the new PCM loras? These cut down generation times significantly.

thx sir

This is really amazing thank you! I have been struggling to be able to achieve something like this for months, you are the first one that i come across that is achieving amazing results by using simples nodes (better than all the others I have seen in fact). Thank you sharing this, truly

As always, fantastic video!

nice job! as always thanks for the workflow - look forward to trying it out

Very interesting! Thank you so much!

Very inspiring ideas!

Thank you, Rob, for the time you dedicate to sharing information. Moreover, the perspective of a painter and artist is interesting. In my work, I use SD 1.5, and the images I create will serve as inspiration for my paintings. Have a good day.

The stuff you show are always super useful

Nice logical steps - well explained. Thank you, Rob! And thank you very much for always providing a workflow, really appreciated.

Well done Rob, thanks for sharing.