Master High-Res AI Image Generation with Realistic Vision V3.0 + ComfyUi

Get ready for a deep dive 🏊‍♀️ into the exciting world of high-resolution AI image generation. With the new Realistic Vision V3.0 checkpoint, based on Stable Diffusion 1.5, you're about to experience an incredible shift in your design process.

In this tutorial, I'll guide you step-by-step 👣 through the features of this powerful release. Discover how to generate stunning 4K AI images 🌆 with a focus on the high-resolution fix in ComfyUI—an essential element in producing clear, detailed images.

The Realistic Vision V3.0 and Stable Diffusion make high-quality, realistic 4K image generation accessible to all, from seasoned designers to enthusiastic beginners. Unleash your creativity 🎨, revolutionize your design process, and explore the endless possibilities of AI in design.

Join me as we venture into a new era of design, where creating high-resolution, photorealistic images is not just a dream, but a reality 🌠. Share your experiences, and creations, and become a part of the AI-powered design community! 👥

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[thelookerful]

Great! thanks for your tutorial, how do you get the Ksampler to show you the refinement as it resolves through each step? thanks in advance

[petera]

Nice tutorial. What would be the reason of creating beautiful renders for interior or exterior that cannot be used? Is it just to get inspired or where can they be used?

[drydessert]

What can these images be used for? The internet is full of images. Now you get more images. You can use them without copyright issues, but for what? You are not going to actually build a house based on an image generated with current ML algos, are you? What i can see it as useful is when you make a quick drawing and you immediate get something that looks more or less like a 3D render without resources spent. That's not totally useless but not a game changer for business, or is it? Again, you have to ask, how useful is this really.