Film Information

The GOLD series of films was born in 1997 and has become the most reliable film in the market after years of continuous optimization. Kodak Gold 200 is a color negative film often used to capture outdoor scenery, portraits, and other photos. The best time to shoot is two hours after sunrise to two hours before sunset. Kodak developed a special emulsion for GOLD 200 that enhances sensitivity to red and yellow light, making the red and yellow tones in the photos more prominent, with a classic warm hue. It performs well in sunlight with rich colors and a slightly yellow tint. It is known for its relatively low ISO sensitivity (usually ISO 200) and fine grain, making it suitable for general daily photography. However, it is not suitable for use in indoor environments with insufficient light or complex light sources, as it generally requires the use of a blue filter to balance the light.

#Retro #Warm #Daylight #Portrait #Backlight

Sample Images

↓ All the images below were generated by this LoRA t2i.

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↑Apply this LoRA to: AWPortrait_v1.3

↑Apply this LoRA to: AWPainting_v1.2

• This LoRA uses differential extraction method, which is relatively pure and has little impact on other contents;

• This LoRA does not require trigger words and mainly adjusts the overall art style;

• The LoRA base film uses AWPortrait_v1.3, and I have tested it on majicMIX realistic,麦橘写实_v6 and other realistic models, which can produce good results. However, for secondary animation models, it can be used but may look strange.Don't believe me? Look at the weight test image above, which was run using the AWPainting_v1.2 anime model! You know, the original intention of making this LoRA was to create a vintage film camera filter LoRA!

• The recommended number of iteration steps (Steps) is 20~40, and 40 or more is also recommended if you have a 4090T_T;

• The recommended sampling method (Sampler) is DPM series or Euler, Euler a, restart;

• The recommended size is between 512~1024;

• The recommended guidance coefficient for prompt words (CFG Scale) is 7~12;

• For LoRA weights, personally I suggest 1.0~1.2, but it's okay, whatever you want, I attached a weight test image^_^;

• If needed, you can turn on After Detailer. (I'm not being controlling, I'm just wordy^_^);

Okay, enough said. The vintage film camera series may have opened a hole for myself T_T. I will try to keep up the update speed as much as possible. Please feel free to urge me for updates since laziness is encoded in our human genes. Finally, I wish you all a pleasant day and see you in the next model!!!

I really did update!

Retro Film Camera Series: FUJICOLOR SUPER HR 100 | Filter Style LoRA