Matts AI for Architecture

I've been working a set of renderings for a few days straight, and just finished a set, but I have one issue thats bothering me - The image in this post.

Normally I use Stable Diffusion just to enhance my high-res rendering finals, but this patio sunset rendering is upscaled from 1500 pixels to 7000 and all the textures have been replaced.

It was out of necessity, the final over night high-res version didn't save properly this morning, but I had a low-res draft. Since I was going to enhance it with Stable Diffusion or Flux anyways, I decided not to re-render and apply all the upscale and enhancing tricks I know.

Surprisingly, I feel like I did something wrong, or was dishonest. Its irrational because I'm pretty sure its a better product than I could have done traditionally given the amount of time.

On a side note: Flux is amazing at people and straight lines, but s**t at fine grain details. Trees look like cartoon versions. A mixture of both here allowed me to pull this off in 3 hours of messing around. I had zero feedback other than the one draft, and that I should reduce the lake a bit.

Does this look accurate for a night image? I had a comment that my previous attempts looked a little to much like an HDR blend.

The Stable Diffusion by Abdullah plugin for Photoshop is dying and no one is updating it. Updating Forge and Automatic1111 often equals connection issues, so we need an alternative.

Check out Krita. I just got FLUX and SDXL working using a plugin that has a local ComfyUI backend.

Krita is open source photo editor.

https://krita.org/en/

https://github.com/Acly/krita-ai-diffusion/releases