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The Lora+Conditioning combo is quite interesting and maybe has some advantages over model embedding, although you can have masking, strength and start/end control in either case. I'm inclined to wait a little now and see if there is a clear "winner" regarding FaceID, InstantID, PhotoMaker. FaceID also has a "portrait" model (not implemented here) which takes multiple images as reference. |
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Yes, there is no support for SD 1.5 right now. From my tests, PhotoMaker is very good at transferring a person resemblance to a stylized image like cartoon or anime. It is also really lightweight, with almost no impact on generation time and ram usage. Sadly it is using its own clip encoding, which doesn't support SDXL G & L prompts that I like to use (I made those available for the plugin on my fork). |
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PhotoMaker is pretty straightforward to implement, and offers results somewhat better than FaceID.
ComfyUI just added some experimental support without a custom node in this commit. But I had better results with PhotoMaker-Plus, which is practically the same thing, but with multiple images input and multiple trigger words support.
The workflow with
ConditionningSetTimestepRange
works pretty well to adjust the strength, and aString Function
node was used to inject the trigger word in the prompt after the first comma.I got correct results as long as the render target is not photorealistic. Using a style weight around 0.1 (varying from 0.0 to 0.3 depending on the source), and 1 to 3 reference pictures.
Workflow :
photomaker.json
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