Closed ckao10301 closed 2 months ago
Increase the "denoise" to 1.0, and you should be able to clearly identify what has been applied. Also, to easily check the range of the applied image, it provides "cropped_refined_alpha." Take a look at that.
Hmmm, now that I'm considering the "cropped_refined_alpha", I can't tell which one is being applied. I just thought the blending on cropped_refined looked better. What exactly is the difference between "cropped" and "cropped refined"?
Hmmm, now that I'm considering the "cropped_refined_alpha", I can't tell which one is being applied. I just thought the blending on cropped_refined looked better. What exactly is the difference between "cropped" and "cropped refined"?
That's definitely a bug. "cropped" should display the original as it is, but it seems that the refined result is effecting to cropped, too.
I just tested it, but I don't experience such symptoms. Could you please share your workflow with me?
Hmmm, now that I'm considering the "cropped_refined_alpha", I can't tell which one is being applied. I just thought the blending on cropped_refined looked better. What exactly is the difference between "cropped" and "cropped refined"?
That's definitely a bug. "cropped" should display the original as it is, but it seems that the refined result is effecting to cropped, too.
Yes, from my experience "cropped" doesn't show the original image, it shows the newly generated image. Here are the input images and workflow json is below.
Hi. I think I have re-created this issue in my instance. From the magnified view it is clear that the cropped view gets applied, not cropped refined. There is a clear line of skin tone difference under the chin that is only visible on the cropped version.
This is fixed.
Cropped Refined result looks better than Cropped, but Cropped Refined is not getting applied to the final image-it appears that Cropped is being applied instead. Is that intended? What's the difference between Cropped and Cropped_refined?