Can someone help me understand what's happening here?

[turner111]

"Photograph of an astronaut standing in a young teen's bedroom. The bedroom is filled with science-related things, such as posters and toys. There are lots of books. Dramatic sunlight is coming through the window and it is late afternoon."

[Ten A]

I tested your prompt and got the intended result. Would you get the same result if I tried again?

[turner111]

Thanks - That's what I was expecting. As noted - the results I got are exceptionally poor compared to yours. I'll try again, but without knowing what caused the results the first time, I won't be trying anything differently.

[Monika Gause]

Which Model did you use?

ALso: the visual intensity slider is important. Drag it more to the right to get more stylized results.

[turner111]

Hi Monika - thanks for the note.
I'm not familiar with the models, as I've primarily used other image generators, However, I didn't make any adjustments, so I assume I used whatever the default is.

[Monika Gause]

In the upper left you see the model which is being used.

And also the slider: you want to move it to the right. As with everything: you need experience with Firefly. And training helps. There are some pretty good trainings on LinkedIn Learning by Bart van de Wiele. WIth your Creative Cloud account you have the benefit of 3 months of LinkedIn Pro. Just click on Benefits in the Creative Cloud app.

[turner111]

Firefly Image 4, same prompt, and the same intensity setting, since those are defaults were used; 
with the same settings, here is the result:

Obviously this would be unusable.

So - my question stands - what's the cause?

Thanks.

[Monika Gause]

I'm getting similar solutions like Ten A. So maybe you could delete the unsuitable results from your Firefly history, relaunch the computer (to rease all memory) and then start again?

[turner111]

My history was empty when I started, and the second set was generated on a different computer... hmm....

[Monika Gause]

Yours look like typical amateur photos and that is what the visual intensity parameter is doing. Have you also tried cranking it up way to the right?

But if that doesn't work, then I don't know what else to try.

[turner111 · Accepted solution]

Hi Monika,

It's working in Safari, but not in Chrome. It's not the visual intensity, since it's set to the same as yours, and works in Safari.

Is there a way to use equivalent settings in Photoshop?