Midjourney - Vary region - how to modify part of your image.

Midjourney is an incredible tool. This artificial intelligence is able to generate images and even change them according to your prompts. In this video I am explaining how to access the vary region command and sharing some tips after experimenting.
A recap with all the tips is shown at the end.
Here's a link to Midjourney's official user guide : the best place to stay up to date and understand how this model works : docs.midjourney.com/docs/vary...
Share your own trials in the comment !

[@user-ik6mt6fc8l]

Super merci pour ces explications !

[@Designoutofthebox]

Derien , c'est un plaisir de pouvoir partager ses expériences

[@shadrachdsouza5909]

i have a basic plan, is it why i cannot use the vary region ?

[@Designoutofthebox]

I don't know for sure but you can check at docs.midjourney.com/

[@ivanbarrera7679]

can you use this function by uploading a photo you took?

[@Designoutofthebox]

No because Midjourney won't recreate exactly the same image as the one you upload. However you can use this in Photoshop with generative fill or with Vizcom (free) by using their selection tool and generating what you desire.

[@WoWRiser]

Is there a way to change the angle of an object?

[@Designoutofthebox]

Good question ; so you want to keep the exact same object but only change the angle right ? Well I guess you could set "Low variation mode" + remix and ask for that angle. I doubt if it would work in 5.2 (I mean in the present). You can also learn some basic photoshop skills such as : masking and perspective transformations. The angle will also depend on your prompt (gladiator holding a sword down / towards the floor). Worth trying !

[@WoWRiser]

@@Designoutofthebox thanks. i try to do some product package designs with that. but whenever i say it should make me a front view design of the package it still give me a 30 degree side view of the package so i couldnt build upon it later. i try to change angle in photoshop but the quality loss is way too big.

[@user-ik6mt6fc8l]

Try adjectives such as flat, front view, -no background or -no angle maybe ?