YOU Gotta Check Out this Midjourney Reference Page

[@jeffreycollins3697]

Wow! Thanks so much! I love them all! Love 'Ugly' art too! :)

[@FutureTechPilot]

hahaha I'm glad we're on the same page

[@jamielogan7906]

Thank you! Really cool stuff!! Also love that tip about keeping it simple, gets much better results!

[@FutureTechPilot]

Hey I'm glad to hear that!

[@brainrussell6811]

Great stuff! Haven't MJ'd in over a year... these will be great to get out of the blocks!

[@FutureTechPilot]

💯

[@Riverfox2012]

Wonderful! Thanks so much.

[@FutureTechPilot]

And thank you for the comment!

[@Joe-j7u4q]

Thanks for the tip, Nolan!

[@FutureTechPilot]

Cheers!!

[@gigboideaslab]

Great content as usual mate! really inspiring

[@FutureTechPilot]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@birdieluv2]

Thank you for all you do for us!

[@FutureTechPilot]

And I'll always appreciate your support!

[@botsandbytes]

massive huge thanks

[@FutureTechPilot]

Cheers!

[@erikaol1091]

Thank you! The community has mined more than 6k styles in the sref showcase in midjourney's server.

[@FutureTechPilot]

Woah! lol now that's something I should have pointed out - I'll try to mention it in an upcoming video, thanks

[@erikaol1091]

@@FutureTechPilot take a look at the threads there. There's a lot of good stuff!

[@erikaol1091]

@@FutureTechPilot There's a lot of good stuff there!

[@thewebstylist]

So awesome, I’ll def be playing w this amazing site and references!

[@FutureTechPilot]

Lots and lots to explore!

[@jimcrawley7363]

Excellent!

[@FutureTechPilot]

I'm glad you agree!

[@morpheus2573]

It would be interesting to run the describe function of some of these to find out what MJ is referencing. Descriptions are more valuable/memorable and easier to process than number sequences, IMHO.

[@FutureTechPilot]

💯 I love running --sref random and then using those images in /describe !

[@abeseksek]

Amazing stuff

[@FutureTechPilot]

Cheers!

[@EmceePinks]

So cool! Thanks for putting me onto this!

[@FutureTechPilot]

Enjoy!!

[@LouisGedo]

4:55 Wow........I love this style! Reminds me of a style I concocted a while back but took me a long time to mastermind.

[@FutureTechPilot]

haha I miss the old days of prompting!

[@FlorianRauch]

I would be interested to know whether image weights can also be used within the web interface

[@FutureTechPilot]

No unfortunately :( but I'm pretty sure they're going to work on getting all features on the website

[@FilmFactry]

Why do you think --sref does not work with straight image prompts? Requires words? but Character rtef and image ref do work without text?

[@FutureTechPilot]

I just tried it and --cref doesn't work either ! Maybe I'm missing something

[@KingZero69]

very cool resource

[@FutureTechPilot]

Lots of work for sure - this community is great!

[@toddlichtenwalter2041]

Fantastic!!! Thank you!!!!!!

[@FutureTechPilot]

Yahh hope you find something cool!

[@be.perfect]

Does this work as well if you're combining it with --cref parameters to describe the character ? For me once I do this, the character remains in the style it has in the --cref, and it is not altered by the --sref. Have you guys had experience with applying the styles on a character defined by --cref in the prompt and have it change its style ? Thx !

[@FutureTechPilot]

try lowering the character weight! - --cw 0 - I use it throughout this video here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJi0q5VtjpmYbZY

[@be.perfect]

@@FutureTechPilot Wow 0 !!! OK 😁 Thanks ! 😁🙏🏽

[@micbab-vg2mu]

Great assets - thank you:)

[@FutureTechPilot]

Cheers!

[@deanm9652]

Great video as always. I hoped the site had a example for line art but no luck this time around.

[@FutureTechPilot]

Let me know if you find a good code for that!

[@cybrhawg]

Your “stamps” is more like lithography or scratch board

[@FutureTechPilot]

Yes!! That's the idea I was looking for

[@gj1234567899999]

Thanks this is useful

[@FutureTechPilot]

💯

[@kronos77777]

As always, I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Just a quick observation, wondering why the random reference numbers are mostly 10 digit numbers. It’s almost like midjourney is sending us phone numbers… Lol.

[@FutureTechPilot]

hahah good question! I know the answer but I used GPT to clarify it ... -- There are only 9 numbers with 1 digit (1 to 9). There are 90 numbers with 2 digits (10 to 99). There are 900 numbers with 3 digits (100 to 999). This pattern continues, with the number of available numbers growing exponentially as the number of digits increases. Dominance of 10-Digit Numbers: Since there are billions of numbers in the 10-digit range (from 1,000,000,000 to 4,000,000,000), they vastly outnumber shorter digit numbers. Thus, the probability of encountering a 10-digit code is significantly higher. In summary, Midjourney appears to favor 10-digit codes simply because there are far more 10-digit numbers available within the total range of 1 to 4 billion. This large pool of 10-digit numbers makes it statistically more likely to encounter them. -- Pretty cool eh?

[@nyanduplo]

This is so useful to someone like me who’s just starting to apply ai in my first ever job in marketing - thanks so much for sharing and being so up-to-date! Quick question : is there a way to check exactly what prompt was used to achieve the reference number? So if I found something that was 90% what I’m looking for I can give it a few tweaks? Thanks in advance !!

[@FutureTechPilot]

Kind of! You can run the picture through /describe - I know it's not exactly what you were looking for, but it might help!

[@johnfromberkeley]

Instead of “ugly,” I think the word you are looking for is “distressed.”

[@FutureTechPilot]

haha yes okay, good suggestion!

[@LouisGedo]

👋

[@FutureTechPilot]

🤝

[@lunazamoraart]

420

[@Mixed.aiart.]

I want to visit the webbsite were can i finde it, i cant finde the link???

[@FutureTechPilot]

sites.google.com/charlottequinndesigns.com/cqs-sref-library/mj-6-codes?authuser=0

[@gla3mon]

Useless resource. Impossible to gauge what the style will be applied to the image because the prompt/subject isn't consistent. Style without the subject of the prompt means nothing.

[@FutureTechPilot]

Style Codes are definitely complex!