Unlock the Secrets: Top 10 Midjourney AI tips in 2023

A full tutorial on fixing and improving images in Midjourney AI, including inpainting and fixing hands and faces, how to draw text in Midjourney, and expending images and changing the aspect ratio.
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Other videos:
Inpainting in Midjourney: • FINALLY! Fixing Midjou...
Midjourney Face Swap: • Midjourney Face Swap P...
Unbelievable Realism in Midjourney: • Unbelievable Realism w...
More tools:
GPFGAN - to fix faces: bit.ly/3VlzIbd
img2prompt - reverse an image: bit.ly/3veUkap
More tips for prompting:
Olivio Sarikas Channel (A bunch of prompting tips): bit.ly/3VkIjek
PiXimperfect - Last selfie on Earth: bit.ly/3GgcM8R
More material (How this works)
Videos:
Vox - AI Art: bit.ly/3FUqooP
AssemblyAI - Diffusion Models explained in 4 levels: bit.ly/3C12Ldb
Articles and papers:
Or Patashnik's papers: orpatashnik.github.io/
AssemblyAI's "Introduction to Diffusion Models": www.assemblyai.com/blog/diffu...
Annotated Diffusion Model: huggingface.co/blog/annotated...
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[@johnfromberkeley]

This is a great roundup for people who want to get nerdier with midjourney

[@hml]

Thank you, I was trying to make it understandable and actionable.

[@STUDIOLEX]

Great Top 10 tips! Thanx for sharing... Maybe you have tips on panning and tilting the camera as well? I'm struggling having the horizon-line were I want. No matter what I do; MJ does what he does... Prompt like: low horizon, horizon line at 1/3 of the image etc... don't work for me. For your next video 🙂

[@thomaskoner1287]

great, thanks! hands have always been the most challenging, see tintoretto's "man with a white beard", he would have benefited from your advice

[@hml]

Hah, yeah, AI these days could definitely help Tintoretto. Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@jimsbooksreadingandstuff]

Great tips...thanks

[@hml]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jimsbooksreadingandstuff]

@@hml I've been playing around with the 'describe' function since watching your video, it is fun, I'd never used it before. The letters idea also looks interesting, I'll have to try that too.

[@hml]

Yeah, the describe function is really fun, and helps you learn how to make much more creative prompts! I would love it if you could share with me some of the coolest prompts you get :-)