【沼すぎる～】AI画像の手の修正の方法（レベル１）【stable diffusion】

Alice from AI's in Wonderland introduces the topic of hand corrections in AI art, a common challenge for artists. She discusses her approach to correcting hands in both live-action and animation, emphasizing the use of Photoshop. Alice shares her experience and the importance of mastering Photoshop for AI artists, despite its subscription cost. She also addresses the limitations of the Depth Map Library & Poser extension and suggests alternatives, including using only the hand depth maps. The video begins with level 1 hand corrections using an animated image, highlighting the ease of making fill-ins in animation compared to live-action.

Alice moves on to discuss the use of inpainting and control nets for hand adjustments, mentioning a video by Daltwa TV that provides freely downloadable hand depth maps. She explains the process of using inpainting and control nets, including the use of negative embedding with BadHand5 to improve hand shape. Alice demonstrates the technique of using the Canvas Zoom extension for better precision and outlines the steps to correct hands using ADetailer, a model specifically for hand corrections. She emphasizes the importance of fine-tuning and adjusting the settings to achieve a more natural look, including reducing the denoising strength for better results.

In this section, Alice delves into advanced Photoshop techniques for hand correction, starting with a trick of borrowing a thumb from the other hand. She explains the process of selecting, transforming, and blending the transplanted thumb using various Photoshop tools, including the Magnetic Lasso Tool and the Select and Mask tool. Alice provides tips on making fine adjustments, such as using the Free Transform tool and layer masks for seamless integration. She also discusses the challenges of working with realistic images versus anime-style, and her personal goal of seamlessly modifying AI-generated images.

Alice concludes the hand correction tutorial by discussing the final steps of making minor adjustments and painting over the image for a more natural look. She explains the process of using the Eyedropper and Brush tools for color matching and detailing. Alice emphasizes the flexibility of working with layers, allowing for easy modifications and the ability to revert changes. She also touches on the specialized nature of hand modification in Photoshop and shares her excitement for learning and improving in this area. Finally, Alice provides instructions on exporting the corrected image as a PNG file and reflects on the overall process of hand correction in AI-generated images.

Alice introduces the use of LoRA (Looming Radiance in AI) for hand corrections, motivated by a desire to feature content related to hand depiction. She discusses the challenges of using certain triggers and the results of generating images with LoRA. Alice shares her experience of using a hand tremor map provided by Daltwa TV and demonstrates the process of inpainting and using depth maps for hand corrections. She concludes the video by summarizing the techniques covered and hints at future tutorials that will explore more methods for hand corrections without the need for Photoshop.