📄️ Writing Text Prompt Notes
There are many differences between Midjourney and ChatGPT in the use of prompts, and this chapter will provide a detailed introduction to the differences in Midjourney's text prompt.
📄️ Scene 1: Stock Photo
I found that:
📄️ Scene 2: Brand Logo
Do we need to learn prompt words?
📄️ Scene 3: App & Badge Logo
App logo
📄️ Scene 4: Illustrations
Let's summarize what we have learned together
📄️ Scene 5: Avatar
In the Scene 1: Stock Photo, the method of img2img is introduced. This method not only solves the problems in Stock Photo but also works well for multiple scenarios.
📄️ Scene 6: The Game
Is it true that the longer the Prompt, the better?
📄️ Scene 7: Physical objects
Is it better to let ChatGPT generate prompts?
📄️ Scene 8: Characters
Celebrity Photos
📄️ Scene 9: Scenery
After introducing the objects and characters, let's talk about the scenery. To be honest, I am not good at photography, so these three chapters may not be very professional. I focus more on introducing methods and informing everyone of possibilities.
📄️ Scene 10: Anime
Coincidentally, while writing this chapter, Midjourney released its Niji V5 version. Therefore, all the prompts I will be using below will be run under the parameter -niji 5.
📄️ Scene 11: Others
This chapter mainly introduces several scenes that I like but don't know how to classify.
📄️ Framework Summary
After studying several topics, we have basically gone through all the elements included in the text prompt framework. However, some of you may find it difficult to remember the content, so in this chapter I will summarize the framework.