It's helpful to understand why you'd want to enlarge your photos before diving into the various ways you can do so. However, the method to upscale your photos matters more once you start zooming in to see the details, and even that may not be important depending on the intended use of the photo. In other words, the process of increasing the resolution of your photos isn't complicated, nor does it even require you to spend a single penny in some cases. The actual process to enlarge your photos is relatively easy, and you can do it using a variety of applications, some of which are built right into your computer's operating system. i never wouldve guessed that thats what was holding back my SD upscales all along.The best way to enlarge your photos Introduction UPDATE: immediately after typing this i tried LMS instead, and voila i got OP's results. so far the ONLY way i have found to actually add detail when upscaling is highres fix, but im going for wallpaper quality and that doesnt cut it.

Im not trying to add any specific details in particular, i just want more details overall, with coherent detail like your picture. for the size, do you use the same dimensions for txt2img and the img2img? my initial generations are 1408x768, so should i be using that size for the sd upscale as well? or do i need a 512 in there like you did for coherency reasons?Īlso i have no setting for mask blur (automatic1111), is 4 not the default?Īlso are you entering the seed when doing sd upscale or random seed? Im using euler_a tho, and the highres fix in txt2img.

it comes out high-res but overall there's far less there, always looks way smoother with any denoise above. even using your same prompt (different seeds). I must be missing something, I've been trying for a couple hours and every iteration of your settings that i try undoubtedly lowers/removes details from the initial image.

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