ComfyUI AI: Inject reality into your animations
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- One of the great features of the Ip adapters is that they are excellent at handling photos taken by a camera.
In this video, I show the basic workflow for using the IP-Adapter weights nodes for Animate Diff Evoled. I have added a few more nodes to my workflow to make it possible to use a webcam. This opens up completely new possibilities for the animations via Animate-Diff Evolved together with the IP adapters. Have fun with it! - Фільми й анімація
You can download the workflow from my website: alienate.de. Have fun with it.
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Thank You!! Great tutorial. All clear and step by step 👏👍👍👍 Underrated channel
Thank you! And I won't argue with that ;)
Gj Show.2 complicated for my noobie skills but still enjoyed the video.
wonderful tutorial !!! thanks. very useful and informative.
Great tutorial. I’m guessing we can feed recorded video into the workflow as well and not just live video?
Thanks for watching. Sure, with a Load Video (Upload) node, it also has an image output and you can easily connect it to the Images Batch Multiple node. A 2 second video will cause the total frames to increase quickly, but since this node scales down the resolution of the images to 224 x 224, this is not so much of a problem. With 504 images, however, the Vram resources are very much in demand. Without an additional controlnet, this is obviously not a problem, surprisingly enough. I have just tried it out and immediately had the idea of combining two videos; that works too! :) Thanks for the inspiration.
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