Stable-diffusion-webui-video VS stable-diffusion-loopback-color-correction-script

Thanks! That wavy effect is kind of the default when you use this script.

This is seed travel, using https://github.com/memes-forever/Stable-diffusion-webui-video

Oh yeah! Once you installed Automatic1111 and this video script, you can set the seconds value to anything you like. Careful, the longer your result the longer it takes to calculate. (I have a pretty powerful PC and seconds turn into minutes.)

I am using Automatic1111's UI and I have previously ran https://github.com/memes-forever/Stable-diffusion-webui-video that video script just fine... but the last few days I have been having trouble getting it to finish the project... It makes the images fine, but when processing the video it fails for me...

there is also this script for the automatic1111 fork which kind of does something similar from the very simple test i did

i found this some hours ago, it works! https://github.com/memes-forever/Stable-diffusion-webui-video

Hi, I have a problem with loopback that I struggle with for few days and I fail to fix it. When I use loopback, even just 5 steps, the pictures have progressively lower contrast until they are just pure gray. I have tried turning on/off the color correction in settings, I have tried this https://github.com/rewbs/stable-diffusion-loopback-color-correction-script script for color correction, I have tried using inpainting instead but nothing seems to help. Do you have any idea what may cause this, how to fix this? The weird thing is that when it generates, when I see the how it generated it looks fine but at the moment it saves it just loses contrast and changes. I am using the v4.5 model and DPM++ SDE sampling.

This video is the first thing I made that I wanted to share with more than just my family. I made most of it from the lyrics at 50 frames per verse. I interpolated from one verse to the next: “current_verse:1.0 AND next_verse:0.0” in 50 steps to “current_verse:0.0 AND next_verse:1.0” using a custom script I wrote for the automatic1111 repo. I started from the loopback color correction script (no longer needed! hurray for VAE!) and added code to allow an eight-parameter “move” that repositions each corner of the next image. It also interpolates between an initial move and an end move, so that the transitions are smooth.

Historically, loopbacks have suffered from a major colour skew problem, resulting in most UIs providing some kind of colour correction post processing step as an option. You can see some examples of the problem and workaround here. This didn't go away with the 1.5 model.

As an aside, looks like this video is hitting the magenta/cyan skew issue that emerges when you do loopbacks with certain params. You could look into colour correction techniques to avoid this. See https://github.com/rewbs/stable-diffusion-loopback-color-correction-script for more info.