How to stop getting deformed Midjourney images...

[@bcarse1]

Genius! I can't tell you how much I appreciate this video. You're consistently on of the AI experts for images that I look to for advice, tutorials and other content. I'm knee deep into a project right now and it has required so many rerolls and still not getting the results I need. I am beyond grateful for your hard work and investigation into why things happen and how to fix them and make them better.. Thanks again!

[@glibatree]

Thanks so much! I think this is really good info, but it's tricky to explain how useful it will be to people in a title and thumbnail. I'm glad you appreciated it!

[@MagnusItland]

Thanks for not just telling us how to do it, but also explaining why it works that way. This makes it much easier to remember.

[@mrwhatever1970]

Thank you! I have often wondered why my images had exactly that problem. Now I know how to work around it. Appreciate that a lot!

[@glibatree]

Great to hear! Awesome that the things I uncover keep helping more people!!

[@maxwell-cole]

This is awesome man. I’m so glad you’re talking about this stuff!

[@CinoirSense]

My like may have told KZbin that you did a good job explaining cool stuff... But my comment is now telling you... You did a great job expelling cool stuff!!!! Thanks man! Huge help.🙂

[@AIPhotoFilm]

Bro you have an underrated tutorial. good thing i found your channel. you earn my sub.

[@silversurfer4195]

In your prompts, I sometimes see "glibatree prompt", like in the one of the mermaid at 2:55". Is that some kind of label? If so, how would we define it, please? Great content, BTW!!

[@Omniversal-Entertainment]

This is extremely useful. Amazing video. Thank you!

[@glibatree]

So glad you enjoyed!

[@imoses]

This is excellent. Can't wait to use it. Thank you

[@glibatree]

Glad you like it! I find it makes a huge difference for complex images, good luck with your creations

[@quantumgain]

your underrated your content is very high level. You probably know this but a lot of companies are trying to hire a I artist etc. besides KZbin I would imagine you can make really good money as the art Director are prompt engineer for all these companies racing to find talent (they are offering big salaries) . You are definitely qualified keep up the good work and thank you

[@jasonvaughan5128]

Same as firefly’s expand feature. Keep changes small. Results are great.

[@lamstar70]

Great Tutorials ~~!!!

[@sloppyjoe3617]

Excellent tutorial, much appreciated!

[@glibatree]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@trinyodsoontorn3408]

Thank you

[@Goddemic]

1:35 photorealistic art like this??? Only in your fever dreams)) But the method is great, no doubts

[@eKoush]

really good

[@thewebstylist]

Fantastic prompt tips, big thanks

[@glibatree]

Thanks so much my man, glad you enjoyed

[@MaverickAnonymous]

Great video. But, wouldnt the step you explained cost more credits?

[@glibatree]

On a per-image basis, sure. But, I end up spending way more credits in re-rolls trying to get a good result than I ever do following these steps.

[@micbab-vg2mu]

great tip - thank you

[@c.d.osajotiamaraca3382]

WELL DONE!

[@CorporalDavis]

hey just want to say thanks so much for the info ...gave that a try sure enough 98% went well. if you do say 4 square i can honestly say that it would give good results better than say doing one whole prompt and hoping for the best

[@glibatree]

Glad you appreciated it! Thanks

[@Astara_2055a]

Great content

[@cdearden1]

great video. subscribed

[@pongtrometer]

Gr8 stuff , can you continue in-painting your outputs ?

[@glibatree]

Yeah, I like to inpaint while the change I want to make is as big as possible, so it generates with as much accuracy as it can

[@pongtrometer]

@@glibatree Excellent (Mr.Burns voice)

[@SagarFilm]

what version of midjourney were you using and was it through discord?

[@TransurfingYoga]

I already used this but thanks a lot to reinforced

[@milenegensasfotografia]

Great, but how to I do that on Discord? I could not find the button "reframe", thank you

[@fatallyfresh3932]

This feature never made it to live. He should delete the video. He also clearly stated on the web version in beta.

[@visualmenace4481]

Awesome! I love your videos.

[@glibatree]

Appreciate it, glad you enjoy them!

[@AskingA.I]

thank you very nice

[@timothypruitt4578]

That is awesome! If I could give you 10 thumbs up, I would give you 10 thumbs up. This video fixed a problem I've been having for months trying to get my characters to come out right.

[@nic-ori]

Thanks! Useful information.👍👍👍

[@mrwhatever1970]

Danke!

[@glibatree]

Thank you so much!!!

[@0xFreeWill]

Can u do this on discord or alpha only

[@glibatree]

Definitely works on both. The zoom and pan features on discord aren't quite as well visual as the website but they work essentially the same

[@MarcinDiering]

I didn't watch yet but I often check prompts of stunning images and they are super short. 5 words to make masterpiece while I think and think and think.

[@glibatree]

Yeah, short prompts or long prompts is a choice. On well-tuned models like Midjourney often short prompts can turn out more impressive, but what you give up is control over the result. I find there is a balance about making the prompts as short as you can, while also reliably generating the image you are imagining. Though yeah, this video is less about prompting and more about workflow.

[@Cimarb]

Something to add to this: Midjourney will still deform your model/focus as you zoom out, so what you can do is upscale your model when it is at the main detail point (usually face and shoulders for me) and then use something like photoshop to put the detailed image over the zoomed out full image and get all those juicy details back.

[@glibatree]

Yeah, zooming out lowers the resolution- not sure I have experienced more deforming than that , but either way editing in the original image is a great solution.

[@Cimarb]

@@glibatree it is very noticeable once you put the original detailed one next to it. I call it deforming, but same thing: distortion of the details.

[@Fiveash-Art]

A.I. is only interesting when it's making mistakes. Once it gets so good that it's learned how to be perfect .. It's going to stop being fun. Besides, .. anyone who simply uses these programs the way they should be used .. 'As Tools', .. the artist should have no problem adjusting and fixing things that 'need to be fixed' anyway.

[@rodneypointer7282]

Wanna fix that problem.......Learn to draw

[@willdwyer6782]

Saying "AI artist" is like saying "microwave chef."

[@glibatree]

Nobody can microwave pizza rolls like I can 👨‍🍳

[@zedlicious]

Idea is king.

[@MarcinDiering]

Still I would prefer to say AI ARTIST over ILLUSTRATOR while making images with AI when I know something is based on my idea but I didn't make it.

[@zedlicious]

@@MarcinDiering well it depends on how you use it. I physically illustrate and use ai to help with composition, components. But I also retouch and photo composite. I do a lot of commercial work And sometimes it’s part of selling an idea - so ai is one of many tools so for that part, it’s art direction, but hardly art.

[@MarcinDiering]

@@zedlicious Yes. If u just write prompt and Ai does everything then it’s sad to call yourself artist/author. As a tool I agree 👌🏻

[@fatallyfresh3932]

This feature doesn't exist, so please delete the video. Wasting my time.

[@glibatree]

@@fatallyfresh3932 the button is now called editor, it has all the features I described in the video plus more. Midjourney keeps updating, but they tend to add features not take them anyway. This remains available on the alpha site 😃

[@vic2rvic]

Turning off the bell. Not subscribing (yet). I don’t need notifications with negative words, thanks.

[@Thiagopolozi]

Nice man. Thanks! I'm learn from Brazil 🟢 Good job.