Text to image: Additional compositions needed

[Gary Reichard]

Add parameter for point of view for photos with people -- facing forward, side view, behind, angle. Not just above and below. 

[CMass]

This is a great idea for Text to image > Composition. Sharing with the team. 

[meawaffle]

Is there currently a way to direct the composition more precisely? Can there perhaps be composition options around how the subject is framed:

• Left of centre
• Right of centre
• Centered
• Top right
• Bottom right
• Focus on subject
• De-emphasize subject

Just a few suggestions for more interesting compositions. Huge and centered gets tired pretty quickly

[CMass]

@meawaffle There is a way to direct composition, actually. This can be found in Firefly Image 2 under Effects > Composition. 

[meawaffle]

Yes, I am aware. It is currently quite limited and often doesn't work as directed, hence my suggestion. You can see from the artwork generated that the model is using landscapes as the main reference for compositions. There is very distinct horizon line in most generations and the subject is placed dead-centre 90-95% of the time. 

[CMass]

Thank you for the clarification. I've shared this idea with our team. 🙂 

[Chad Lawson]

Allowing us to use Firefly with verbiage such as "extreme close-up: 1.5" or "point-of-view: 1.0" would give us the ability to have more control over the angle and focal point of the images generated.  If you use similar industry verbiage that is being employed in Stable Diffusion, it would allow users to swiftly adapt/utilize these options:

Extreme Close-up

Close-up

medium close-up

Medium shot

long Shot

Full shot

Medium-full shot

establishing shot

point-of-view

cowboy shot

upper body

full body

etc. etc.

It would also be great to be able to utilize terms such as "A prehistoric jungle with the horizon on the lower third" or a sea-scape with  the horizon on the upper third.

[Jerry SNB]

In particular, I'd like to be able to put the main subject away from the center of the image. For example, I'd like to put a person in the image on one side of the frame.