Stable diffusion prompt tutorial. NEW PROMPT BOOK released!

In this Stable diffusion tutorial we'll look at OpenArts newly released prompt book where they put together tips and tricks of prompting. We'll look through it, react and I'll tell you my views!

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CHAPTERS
0:00 Introduction
0:23 The Prompt Book
1:15 Prompt format
3:18 Modifiers
3:32 Modifiers - Photography
6:27 Modifiers - Art mediums
7:27 Modifiers - Artists
10:39 Modifiers - Illustration
13:32 Modifiers - Emotions
14:42 Modifiers - Aesthetics
15:56 Magic words
18:38 Parameters
24:57 img2img / in- & outpainting
27:05 Prompt book showcase
29:29 Closing words

[valscripted]

what makes me the most excited is that this isn't a topic from years ago. I can't find tons of detailed, experienced online guides. It's happening now, this year. And it's tech of the future, in a few year we might be smiling at those attempts we make today. And it's fun experimenting with it right now, watching these videos 30 min after they've been posted instead of 4 years ago.

[cliveagate]

Another awesome tutorial Seb, very clear and easy to follow 👍 - for sure there's a lot more that goes in to creating good AI Art & Videos than people imagine. For me it's exciting and i'm enjoying the ride 🤸🤸‍♂🤸‍♀

[OtherWorldExplorers]

I'm going to end up betraying my age here. But those of us who played the classic d&d back in the day, the old pen and paper have a one-up on everybody else who has not. Because we had to describe everything in exquisite detail to make sure our friends with their characters understood what we were trying to describe to them.
Still there's a lot to be learned about the order of the text of the AI understands and what you're trying to achieve.

[criddyla]

Superb, great overview of an excellent resource... thanks pal

[Razorfiend]

This is an amazing resource, thank you so much for sharing!

[Ecker]

6:10 A telefoto lens is for brining the background closer to the subject. So you see a smaller area of the background, and often increases the DOF effect.

[Jsonic--]

As an artist, this is the reason I like Stable more than other ai like Midjourney and DALL-E. It might take time, but if your an artist that knows alot of art terms, the results could be beautiful from Stable

[muuuuuud]

Fun stuff! Pleasant presentation and concise info. Thanks! ^___^

[jinghuidong]

This video saves my life. Thank you so much sir.

[madsnylarsen]

with a telezoom you get a ton of compression in the photo, this means a very low perspective, the effect is in very far distance two people may look very equal in size, while if you stand close to person A then person B would seem super tiny in comparison :), it's a pretty cool effect, especially in a video where you move and zoom at the same time, you get those funky perspective compressions where the background scales up/down but the person stays the same size.

[pbjandahighfive]

Seems like an acceptable beginners guide although they are missing basically all of the more advanced stuff that gives you some real power like prompt emphasis weights, matrixes, scripts, textural inversion, loopback, x/y plots, prompt editing, xformers, ect., but still an alright beginners tip book.

[LouisGedo]

9:24
Soroyama amazing artist. One of my favorites. I love looking through my large Soroyama print books every once in a while

[FreihEitner]

I wish that I could give this 2 or 3 thumbs-ups! As a relative newbie to Stable Diffusion, thank you for this

[woszkar]

Thank you for this info! My SD skills've just leveled up at least 10 times!

[SineEyed]

Fun Fact: Crepuscular rays are nifty in that they seemingly converge on a point in the sky not far above the clouds. This has been used by many flat earthers as evidence for a nearby sun. These rays only give the illusion of divergence, however. It is a trick of one's perspective which has it appear to be that way. The same rays, if viewed from another location somewhat orthogonal to where someone sees them diverge, will appear as they actually are - as all rays of light are that reach us from the sun - effectively parallel, each one to every other.. 🤓

[IcarusHollow]

pretty sure this was answered but liminal space is basically like endless or infinite looking spaces and rooms. it makes a lot of people uneasy. there was a video game based on it, can't remember the name. but thanks so much for these tutorials. idk why i waited so long to actually look up info on how things work instead of blindly making things, usually not very successfully. I learned a lot between this and a few of your other vids. So thanks much

[TikiTim]

Telephoto lense will compress the background, making the background bigger in relation to the subject in the shot. If that works here then that would be useful.

[Collants]

Thanks a lot like allways!!! You have the best SD channel!!!

[studioamsterdam]

Thanks mate. I can not find any information related to de forum models. Any thoughts? Like ddim and the bunch.

[manleycreations]

Telephoto lenses typically have larger subject separation from the camera which in turn often creates more bokeh. So I would assume the AI associates telephoto lenses with blurrier bokeh.