<p>One of the main problems with image generation using ChatGPT is instability. You can get one cool picture, but reproducing a series of 10 images in the same style is much harder. The slightest changes in pose, composition, or color can shift the style.</p>
<p>Here are a few tips that help keep style and details under control:</p>
<ol>
<li>Start with a simple source β minimal details, basic scene. This will be your reference point.</li>
<li>Always launch a new iteration from the same source. Never continue generation from an image obtained in the process β this gradually shifts the style.</li>
<li>If something goes wrong after a couple of attempts β roll back and start over. It's better to conduct experiments in short cycles.</li>
<li>For key elements of the scene, use JSON. This helps fix the background, colors, rendering style, and special effects. For example:</li>
</ol>
<pre><code>{
"shadow": "#0c0516",
"background_gradient": ["#0c0516", "#12072a"],
"rendering": {
"resolution": "high_res",
"technique": "3d",
"special_effects": [
"transparency",
"glow",
"soft_light",
"reflection",
"gaussian_blur"
]
}
}
</code></pre>
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<li>Combine Photoshop and ChatGPT. For example, you can create a scene template, and use ChatGPT to generate only separate elements/layers with transparency and overlay them manually. This is especially convenient for repeating elements.</li>
</ol>
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