Hi guys.
Welcome to this session.
So in this session we'll see another few advanced prompt features which we have in Midjourney which
you can make use of like for example image prompts image weights and how you can make use of image prompts
and use image weights in it.
Okay.
So the first one is negative prompt.
So negative prompt is where you want to generate images without people.
So let's say you have generated a certain image which shows some people as well.
And you want to remove them.
So then we can make use of negative prompt.
Let's have a look at this guys how this is going to be.
So once you are here so you can see over here right now what we have is an image created over here,
which is primarily, uh, we have given the prompt as photograph short for outdoor window of a bookshop.
Okay.
Which has a cat sitting over the table with books, a kid reading the on the floor.
So we have that over here.
What we want now is that we don't want any human over here.
So we don't want to remove the kids out here specifically, and no human whatsoever should be there.
So for which what we can do is we can take the same prompt.
And you can say.
No people.
Now the idea is just writing.
No, people would not be enough.
You have to mention what type of people you don't want.
So which can be man, woman, kid.
Okay, you can say boy girl.
Person.
So now we have given a clear idea about what exactly we don't want in the picture.
So the tool is now going to generate the image without all of them.
So it's going to negate all of these and create the image without them.
So let's have a look at this.
So this was going to be the negative prompt which we are talking about where you can remove any type
of uh requirements which you have.
So you can remove this not just with people but other things as well.
So now you can see it has generated the image for us which does not have any of those.
Right.
Okay.
So this is how negative prompt is going to work.
The second one is image weights.
So image weights is a concept where you have a specific image.
And now in that you want to give importance to some aspect of the image okay.
And want to give you want to give different importance to the image.
Like for example, let's say we're generating an image which is of a boy with glasses under a tree.
Now in this image you want to give more importance to the glasses but less to the tree.
Or maybe you want to give more importance to the tree, but less to the boy.
Okay.
So these kind of permutations and combinations you can do with image weights.
So which you can also define out here.
So let's see this how this is going to work.
So let's say we are generating a image for this prompt.
So first we are going to generate a normal image.
And then we'll do customization of it.
So in order to use image weights we just need to define the degree of it for all the three aspects.
Okay.
So so you can give different different type of weightages for the boy or the glasses or the tree.
And you can customize your image with that.
So now you can see this is how it has generated our image right now.
Now in this we want to customize.
So now let's say I want to give more importance to the glasses.
So how you do that is you have to add colon and then you can give the degree.
So let's say I want to give three as the degree high degree high importance to the glasses and less
importance to the tree.
So now it is going to customize the images in such a manner that you will see the glasses coming out
more vividly in the image, and the trees will be in the backdrop, but lesser importance given to them.
So now you can see what is happening.
The trees are in the backdrop, but a little hazy, but the but you can see the glasses are getting
prominence importance over here.
That is how you can.
You are increasing the image weight.
Okay.
The same thing now you can do with the other things as well.
Let's say I want to increase the importance of the boy and decrease the importance of the glasses.
You can do that as well.
Okay.
So like this you can go ahead and do that.
So let's say you want to increase the importance of the boy and decrease the importance of the classes.
So you can see now this is how different parts of the image you can customize by adding the degree okay
which is called image weights.
So let's have a look at this as well how this comes out to be okay.
Same thing you can also do with the third aspect of it is image prompts which you can give.
So you can upload an image.
And now on that you can customize image weights.
You can go ahead and make the images uh certain aspects of it go higher or lower.
So now you can see the images.
So here also you can see very clearly the first two are very clear where the boy is getting more importance
okay.
And the the glasses are hardly you can see it.
You don't get to see it too much okay.
It's not getting that much of prominence.
So this is how image weights are going to work for us.
The third and the last one is going to be where you can add images.
So where you can blend okay or upload images.
Let's say we are uploading an image over here of a dog.
Specifically we can upload the image.
Let's say we are taking this image.
And what you can do here with them is you can go ahead and upscale that.
Let's say we are upscaling this.
Can you put the image over here?
Okay.
So this is the image which we have uploaded.
And now you can go ahead and do uh image weight.
So let's say we want to do an image weight okay.
Image weight.
And you can give it from point 5 to 2 okay.
So let's say we are doing point five.
Okay.
So in this manner we can give it okay.
Ideally speaking where we are giving the image over here.
So these three will be the options where you can customize it by giving different types of image prompt
and image weights, which you can use to customize your images and then bring out different aspects
of it.
I hope this makes sense.
You understand now how these features are going to work.
Thank you so much guys for listening in to this and I will see you in the next video.