Negative prompt is the most important part when you deal with AI and if you want to get best photo-realistic renders. I use this one on my Architecture project ,
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(artifacts: 2.0.), (cross lines: 2.0.), (yellow leaves:2.0), (too many trees:2.0), ((night sky)), ((dark sky)), (replace hillocks with walls:2.00), (change pool location: 2.0), ( additional windows or doors:2.00), (extra roofs:2.00), (unfinished walls:2.0.), (unfinished building:2.0), (poor image quality:2.0), (low resolution:2.0), (obscured view:2.0), (sepia: 2.00), (black and white photography: 2.0), (blurred:2.0), (unnecessary objects:2.0), (intrusive text:2.0), (deformed ornament: 2.0), (plants on facade: 2.0), (deformed stairs: 2.0), (human presence:2.0), (animal presence:2.0), (snow, dark clouds:2.0), (night sky, underexposed, overexposed:2.0), (deformities:2.0), (deformed furniture, deformed architectural elements, deformed human and animal figures:2.0), (unrealistic elements:2.0), (trees indoors, plants on walls or furniture:2.0), (unnatural color filters:2.0), (sepia, black and white photography, weird colors:2.0), (unrealistic media types:2.0), (painting, cartoon, CGI, 3D render, sketch, drawing, anime:2.0), (inappropriate elements:2.0), (plants instead walls:2.0), (cars, bicycles, watermarks, signatures, logo:2.0), (signs of wear or dilapidation:2.0), (grunge, dirty floor, old look:2.0), (intrusive or unrealistic plant life:2.0), (excessive plants, trees obstructing view, plants on lamp:2.0), (extreme close-ups:2.0), (cropped images:2.0), (out-of-frame objects:2.0), (duplicates:2.0), (anatomical errors:2.0), (extra limbs, missing limbs, poor proportions, malformed body parts, disfigured faces:2.0), (inappropriate human characteristics:2.0), (dehydrated skin, cross-eyed, long neck:2.0), (image distortions:2.0), (JPEG artifacts, blurry, grainy:2.0), (inappropriate image alterations:2.0), (Photoshop, video game graphics, tiling:2.0), (scaffolding:2.0), (cables on facade:2.0), (building frames without walls:2.0), (construction equipment:2.0), (temporary structures:2.0), (graffiti:2.0), (posters:2.0), (banners:2.0), (excessive shadows:2.0), (reflections:2.0), (vehicular traffic:2.0), (pedestrian traffic:2.0), (fences:2.0), (barriers:2.0), (excessive vegetation:2.0), (overgrown plants:2.0), (incomplete buildings:2.0), (demolished buildings:2.0), (deformed doors: 2.0), (obscuring architecture with foliage:2.00), (replacing columns with trees: 2.0), (construction materials: 2.0), (bags of cement: 2.0.), (stacks of bricks: 2.0), (machine tools: 2.0.), (building machinery: 2.0.), (construction machines: 2.0.), (hieroglyphs:2.00), (inscriptions: 2.0), (calligraphy:2.0), (changed proportions:2.0), (plants over building: 2.0.), (trees over building: 2.0.), (neglected plants:2.00), (replace roof with plants: 2.0)
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While there's no universally accepted set of key phrases for image-to-image AI, some general concepts tend to be useful across a wide range of models. Here are a few examples:
"Remove Noise": This could refer to eliminating any visual noise, blur, or distortion that affects the image quality.
"Enhance Resolution": This is commonly used to instruct AI to increase the resolution or detail of an image.
"Change Style": This refers to modifying the image style, such as changing it from a photo-realistic style to a cartoon style or applying a certain artistic style (like making the image look like a Van Gogh painting).
"Transform Object": This could be used to ask the AI to change one object in the image to another (like changing a tree into a building).
"Modify Lighting": To adjust the brightness, contrast, or overall lighting condition in the image.
"Add Object": To place a new item or entity into the image.
"Remove Object": To delete a specific element from the image.
"Change Background": To alter the backdrop of the image.
Remember, these are general phrases and might need to be adjusted based on the specific AI model and application you are using. The AI's interpretation of these phrases will also depend on its training data and the specific algorithm it's using to generate or modify images. It's best to refer to the documentation or guidelines provided by the developers of the specific AI model you're using for more accurate and effective prompts.
Based on your needs, you could try instructing your AI using prompts like these:
"Enhance Image Quality": Ask your AI to increase sharpness, enhance resolution, and brighten colors. For instance, "Maximize sharpness, resolution, and color vibrancy for a modern, super-luxury aesthetic."
"Style Transformation": Instruct the AI to transform the style of the image to reflect various architecture styles. For example, "Transform the design to an Art Deco style bathroom" or "Convert the style to [desired style]."
"Upgrade to Luxury": Instruct the AI to enhance the image to give it a more luxurious appearance, akin to photos in top architecture magazines. For instance, "Refine the image to mimic the super-luxury look of high-end architecture magazines."
"Modernize Design": Instruct the AI to update the design elements in the image to look more modern. For example, "Update design elements to achieve a modern, sleek look."
"Complete Construction": If the image has unfinished constructions, ask the AI to complete them. For instance, "Complete any unfinished construction in the image."
"Remove Unwanted Elements": If there are unwanted or unattractive elements in the image, ask the AI to remove them. For example, "Remove any unsightly or irrelevant elements in the image."
Remember to be specific with your prompts and provide as much detail as possible to get the desired output. If your AI allows, use examples or reference images to guide it towards the type of aesthetic you want.
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