ComfyUI Advanced Understanding Part 3

Third installment of the Basics series. This time we are going to talk about ControlNet and Upscaling.

It takes a lot more time to make the "basics" videos compared to my standard content so I really appreciate your feedback!

00:00 Intro
00:49 It's just noise
03:40 ControlNet Canny
08:56 Tidy the mess
10:33 ControlNet OpenPose
11:50 OpenPose with full body
14:09 ControlNet Tile
15:29 Simple Upscale
18:11 Noise injection
22:18 Upscale with tiling
30:28 Upscale with model
33:55 Outro

[latentvision]

It takes a lot more time to make the "basics" videos compared to my standard content so I'd really appreciate your feedback. Let me know if you think they are too long, too short, too advanced, ... and if you'd want more 😁

[ArrowKnow]

the videos can never be to long as they are full of useful info like "double click the dot to create a primitive!" Learning about how everything works in great detail is the best way to understand how to use the tool. Thank you so much!

[chrisfreilich]

Playing a new one of your videos is like opening up a present on Christmas! Thank you so much for all you do!

[ericruffy]

basic ha? this series might be the most detailed explanation for the SD via Comfy if you've watched the episode 1 and 2 you know my meaning, that's what a thought-to-be-an-advancer say "well I know that" to be shocked at the beginning. Believe me guys this series is really good to face on deep of the SD via Comfy, and thanks Matteo again for the contribution to the community, it's going deeper and with easy understanding, looking forward to episode 4, you're the best, Thanks Matteo~

[alecubudulecu]

Thank you for this!!! We love and appreciate the work you do with these videos

[maxehrlich]

I appreciate you taking the time to make these longer form lectures to give us a better understanding of what it going to be on "under the hood". I watch them several times to take it all in and go back to them frequently to review how I build my own workflows. 😊

[dck]

You really do an incredible service. It's a good thing to point people to "packaged" solutions like tiled upscale nodes, but the crux in making good use of this tech is the fine control, and til now I had never seen a broken down tiled upscale workflow in which you can control individual pieces with this much detail. Bravissimo.

[murphylanga]

Thank you for your videos, it's always a pleasure to learn something new.

[shape]

Thanks for helping me understand this. Your videos on SD are the best on youtube.

[madmushroom]

Love the advanced videos! Thank you so much for putting this together!
Video length is perfect for me.

[swannschilling]

Thanks so much! There are not a lot of channels where I sponge up so much condensed information and enjoy the way it is presented so much!! This is great!! 😊

[jccluaviz]

Thank you, Dr.Mateo.

There is nothing that gives more peace to my soul than your homilies. I am sure that you are an apostle sent by the dark gods of latent space to instruct us and prepare us for what is to come.

Someone who is capable of not only creating but also perfecting and turning an idea from a few words into a work of art and poetry, cannot be classified by anything less than... a master.

Thank you very much for sharing your wisdom with all of us. My most sincere thanks.

[step]

Nice!! Going to start the vid but just wanted to tell you I really appreciate your efforts! They're perfect btw. I do desire to learn in-depth so Just stick with whatever length you feel is good and you can do.

[steveyy]

bravo, this is what i am looking for these weeks about cn tile model and upscaling, and you help me get through the tiling, thanks! and looking forward to your videos in the detailer nodes!salute!

[adriands]

This is amazing, thank you so much. We need more of this series, please!

[runebinder]

Watched all 3 parts this week, very informative and learned a lot, thank you :)

[MrBenjaminRhoades]

As always, your videos are amazingly informative and always get my creative juices flowing. Thanks for making these!

[milesjohnson]

Not to long, the level of detail is great, takes all the concepts and practices that people gather from all over the place and brings it all together using core concepts. SUPER helpful for the understanding portion of the learning process

[S.Korolev]

Thank you! Watching your videos after having spent a few months with comfy is like going through a grammar book after having had a thousand hours of input. Same hilarious feeling! Also your accent is cool! I've spent some time around one Italian dude in India, so watching your videos brings back those fun memories

[ceegeevibes]

always the best tutorials, the star in the sky