Midjourney Usage Guide: Getting the Hang of It
Now that summer vacation has started and I have some free time, I spend my nights playing with GPT as a generative AI and the image generation AI tool Midjourney.
Time spent enjoying conversations with these two AI tools.
Every time, I encounter surprises like, 'It can even do this!'.
If you are wondering, 'What is Midjourney? How do I get started?', please read this first.
Simply put, Midjourney is a convenient tool that, if you ask it to 'Try making an image like this!', will quickly create a high-quality, high-resolution image that looks just about right.high-quality, high-resolution image that looks just about right is a convenient item.
If you want to know the basics of how to use Midjourney, please read this as well.
Prompts are profound, and if you get the hang of them, it becomes easier to generate images that are closer to your own image..
In this article, I will introduce some tips for Midjourney prompts.
I hope you enjoy image generation even more.
One of the charms of Midjourney is that different images are generated depending on the level of detail in the prompt.
For example, even if you generate an image of a dog, if you specify the style in the prompt, the art style will be quite different.
1. Specify the style
/imagine prompt ○○Please insert a style in the XX part (change the red part of the image below)
See, dog images with completely different atmospheres are being output, right!?
2. Specify the lighting
The impression of the same subject changes significantly depending on how the lighting is applied.
If you want to be particular about the lighting, let's specify it.
A shining diamond. But the image changes depending on how it shines, right?
3. Specifying angles and composition
You want to show the whole picture from above, or you want an angle that looks up from below.
You want to show only the face, only the upper body, or you want to see the whole picture.
Such preferences for angles and composition are also possible by adding the following prompts.
4. Negative prompts for things you don't want to draw
Have you become able to create images that are much closer to your image?
Let me introduce you to even more useful prompts.
When there is something you don't want to draw, use a negative prompt.
For example, when you output the image of New York in the morning, an orange-ish image of the morning glow is generated.
When you think, 'I don't like this orange color,' that's when you use a negative prompt.
At the end of the prompt
--no orangeLet's add.
When you want to exclude something, write
--no [something]
(hyphen hyphen no space [something]) at the end of the prompt, and it will be recognized as a negative prompt.
5. Let's try changing the aspect ratio
You can specify the aspect ratio of the image.
The impression changes quite a bit, doesn't it?
Summary
Midjourney is an innovative tool that allows you to easily generate images from text. I hope that by using this article as a reference, you will be able to master various prompts and encounter images that match your vision.
What I introduced this time is just a very small part.
There are also articles where various people introduce various prompts, so please refer to those as well, and let's continue to enjoy image generation together!!
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