Hi guys.
Welcome to this session.
So in this session we'll just walk through the settings of Midjourney which you get to see as well,
which you can modify whenever you want to generate different kinds of images.
So let's have a look at this.
So to go to the settings you can just start off with an option which gives you the settings option.
Over here you can type out settings as well.
In this manner you can select it and then enter.
So now you will be able to see the current settings of the Midjourney version I'm using right now.
So right now you can see it says they use the default mode.
Version 6.1 is being used over here.
These are all the options.
If you want the raw mode you want to style, reduce the Stylizing option.
So you want you can do that by stylize low, medium or high.
So this is going to use up more take up more time.
And it is going to if you if you reduce the stylize then it's not going to take that much time and the
images will be generated faster.
You can also do personalization.
You can do public mode or a remix mode can be used.
Remix mode is where you can mix up with different images.
If you have a particular image and you want to add anything to it, all those things can be done here.
If you want to get different variations in the images which are getting generated, a vast difference
in the images, then you can do strong variation mode.
Subtle variation mode.
Turbo mode can generate really high impact images.
Fast mode is going to take up a lot of the processing of the images and generate images faster.
And same way you have relaxed mode, which is going to be images generating at a slower pace.
You can also do reset settings over here, and this is the settings which you will get with version
six.
In the same manner, if you switch over to other versions, let's say 5.2, then you have other versions
out here.
So for each of the versions which we have here, which is listed down here, you will find different
types of settings provided.
So as per your requirement you can choose the version which works best for you and identify the settings
it gives you with, and then select the ones which you really want to generate high impact images which
you are looking for.