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BilboX's ComfyUI Custom Nodes offer a tool called BilboX's PromptGeek Photo Prompt, enabling users to easily create photorealistic prompts within ComfyUI.
Welcome to bilbox-comfyui, an extension designed to enhance your experience with ComfyUI by providing a variety of custom nodes. These nodes are tailored to help AI artists like you create stunning, photorealistic images and apply sophisticated post-processing effects with ease. Whether you're looking to compose intricate prompts or fine-tune your images with color corrections and visual effects, bilbox-comfyui offers the tools you need to bring your artistic vision to life.
bilbox-comfyui works by integrating custom nodes into ComfyUI, a user-friendly interface for AI image generation. Think of these nodes as building blocks that you can combine in different ways to achieve various effects. Each node performs a specific function, such as generating prompts or applying visual effects, and you can customize their settings to suit your needs. By connecting these nodes in a workflow, you can create complex image processing pipelines without needing to write any code.
This feature is inspired by PromptGeek's book, "Creating Photorealistic Images With AI: Using Stable Diffusion." It allows you to easily compose photorealistic prompts within ComfyUI.
An improved version of the vignette effect from EllangoK's ComfyUI-post-processing-nodes. This effect darkens the corners of your image to draw attention to the center.
Based on Yoonsikp's pycubelut, this node allows you to apply Look-Up Table (LUT) color corrections to your images.
custom_nodes/bilbox-comfyui/luts
or list your LUT directory in custom_nodes/bilbox-comfyui/luts_directory.txt
.Currently, bilbox-comfyui does not include different models. Instead, it focuses on providing versatile nodes that can be customized to achieve a wide range of effects.
ComfyUI/custom-nodes
).custom_nodes/bilbox-comfyui/luts
directory or listed in luts_directory.txt
.Can I use my own LUT files? Yes, you can use your own LUT files by placing them in the specified directory.
How do I switch between Tooltip and Modal modes? You can switch modes in the settings of the BilboX's PromptGeek Photo Prompt node.
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