This is how it supposed to work, or i'm doing something wrong?

[ZeroCool22]

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[ahrm]

So the reason is pretty hard to explain, but it is a limitation of the initializer algorithm, and the fact that the area surrounding your subject has to be white (because we are not allowed to change the non-backgroud pixels). So the model has to somehow incorporate this white color into the image which is pretty difficult.

You can use paint/photoshop to convert that white color to a color matching the brown background and you will probably get a much better result.

[ZeroCool22]

So the reason is pretty hard to explain, but it is a limitation of the initializer algorithm, and the fact that the area surrounding your subject has to be white (because we are not allowed to change the non-backgroud pixels). So the model has to somehow incorporate this white color into the image which is pretty difficult.

You can use paint/photoshop to convert that white color to a color matching the brown background and you will probably get a much better result.

I understand, thx.