LoRa vs. LoKr, It's amazing!
I tried making a LoKr for the first time, and it's amazing. I saw in the comments on this sub that LoKr is better for characters, so I gave it a shot, and it was a game-changer. With just 20 photos, 500 steps on the ZIT-Deturbo model with factor 4 settings, it took only about 10 minutes on my 5090—way better than the previous LoRA that needed 2000 steps and over an hour.
The most impressive part was that LoRAs, which often applied effects to men in images with both genders, but this LoKr applied precisely only to the woman. Aside from the larger file size, LoKr seems much superior overall.
I'm curious why more people aren't using LoKr. Of course, this is highly personal and based on just a few samples, so it could be off the mark.
https://redd.it/1pvdxs5
@rStableDiffusion
I tried making a LoKr for the first time, and it's amazing. I saw in the comments on this sub that LoKr is better for characters, so I gave it a shot, and it was a game-changer. With just 20 photos, 500 steps on the ZIT-Deturbo model with factor 4 settings, it took only about 10 minutes on my 5090—way better than the previous LoRA that needed 2000 steps and over an hour.
The most impressive part was that LoRAs, which often applied effects to men in images with both genders, but this LoKr applied precisely only to the woman. Aside from the larger file size, LoKr seems much superior overall.
I'm curious why more people aren't using LoKr. Of course, this is highly personal and based on just a few samples, so it could be off the mark.
https://redd.it/1pvdxs5
@rStableDiffusion
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