ULTRA SHARP Upscale! - Don't miss this Method!!! / A1111 - NEW Model

This Ultra Sharp Upscale Method will blow your MIND! In 60 Seconds or less, I show you how to get the Results. Then we take a deep Dive into A1111, Img2Img, different Sampling Methods and Upscaling Strategies. This deep Insight will give you the best results with the lowest render Time

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[timstalam]

Came for the AI stayed for the fire raps

[DioHard]

This is incredible! Your channel is the holy grail of automatic 1111, bless you Olivio! I have been creating pictures since the very early stable diffusion days and come from shoddy bad (but cool) results to actual art pieces and I totally grew along with you and your channel. Today was the first time I actually wanted to go deep in how to get the best upscaling and voila there is the new video. I hope I can have a future in this field. I have never had more focus and fun while working towards a goal that is not purely pleasure.
Beste Grüße aus Deutschland :)

[qaesarx]

I have to say this is THE "industry standard" channel for AI render 😀If there is an update or new thing, THIS is THE channel to see! Keep it up!

[robbiepacheco]

As a recent ai explorer I have to say your channel is just fantastic, east to follow instructions and a wealth of technical data. Keep up the great work!

[kevinlindmark]

I've been using a similar method to this for awhile now, and can often get to 8k without the need for inpainting. I start with resolutions of 704 and below(though 768 vertical can be reliable with closer portraits). I prefer the Latent(nearest exact) and Latent(bicubic antialiased) for Hires fix.They can operate at slightly lower denoising strengths than the standard Latent upscaler, 0.4-0.45 respectively. So, you have a lower chance of unwanted distortions appearing in your image. Using ControlNet, can help with this too, provided Guidance is ended early so full detail can be achieved. Next I use SD Upscale to double again, to get a little more detail than the Extras tab can offer. If you're dealing with an image containing a figure, you want symmetrical changes. The easiest way to achieve this is by using full final width tiles. Then, you want to minimize the total number of tiles, so take the overlap into account when selecting a vertical tile resolution, and select the maximum your GPU can handle. I do the second pass upscale with 4x-UltraSharp, and 0.2-0.3 denoising strenth. I usually bump up the CFG by 1.5-3 points with each SD Upscale pass. Using DDIM in the second upscale pass can also help with detail, but it also adds noise, so I like Euler a or a DPM for subsequent passes to smooth that out. Next, attempt to double again, with a denoising strength of 0.1-0.15, reduce to 1.5x if distortions appear.

Also there's a new Loopback Scaler script on CivitAI, which may be useful for a step in between Hires fix, and SD upscale, to go even bigger with more detail, if you have a GPU with 24 GB VRAM.

[LHITShappy]

Thanks for the suggestion, I just tried it with Ultimate SD upscale, and in the case of Euler A, it pretty much worked like black magic, as it can clean up most of the depth of field in the distance and bring out all the details and textures in a convincing way.

[serioserkanalname]

Love the quick summary of the method at the beginning of the video and the explanation afterwards, way too many people on youtube try draggig out the information from their video for as long as possible.

[MrGFYne]

Olivio got bars, lol. Nice job my friend. :)

[athossimoes]

I'm from Brazil and your videos are too amazing. Your rap's flow is amazing too, awesome job.

[frankschannel]

Olivio - thanks to you my images have seen a ten-fold improvement in both quality and artistic merit. I'm addicted to your channel!

[zahirnaseem]

Lol love it Olivio - the rap, the video.

Thank you for the upload

[Aquana]

this might be the video of all times! My results improved drastically. And a massive timesaver!

[michaelbone]

You can usually get better end results by sending the img2img result back to img2img and redoing the generation. You can repeat this adjusting the denoising as appropriate to narrow in on your preferred result. Then send it off to extras upscaling when happy.

[matthewbennett]

I love that you tell the technique super quickly at the beginning of the video, then tell us more about the exact process. It's very efficient!

I also love the 🔥🔥🔥 raps. You get more stunts and props than Bruce Willis.

[hangry]

0:59 I wasn't expecting you to be spitting straight fire I'm shook

[tobinrysenga]

Wow that really slows down my render but it is very impressive! Thanks for posting this.

[AiNomadArt]

love the side by side comparison,
straight forward and 3 years old me can understand how to play with this.

[lomster]

Olivio! Did not miss a beat, taking all the heat, leaving everyone dead on their feet!

Best video ive seen on the Ai scene! 😂

[hellblazerjj]

You are a legend for all of these guides. Thanks dude.

[EatingWaffles]

thank you so much for the 1 minute tutorial in the beginning, that was all I needed :D