AI BriefingPickQI_2.1_AnyAngle: Change Camera Angles Freely While Maintaining Style with Blender Renders
lilylilith/QI_2.1_AnyAngle
About the project
This solves the problem where camera angles specified in prompts during AI image generation are misaligned, or where the original style degrades during editing. It is a LoRA model based on Qwen Image 2.1, enabling fine-grained angle control beyond the limitations of traditional fixed-angle editing.
The workflow involves converting the original image into a Gaussian Splat or 3D model, then using a rough image rendered at the desired angle in Blender as a reference. By inputting this reference image together with the original, the AnyAngle LoRA applies the correct camera perspective while maintaining style consistency.
Trained on data from actual Blender renders and various styles generated by MiniMax H3, it allows angle changes without distortion across a wide range of genres, from photos to illustrations. Since the spatial arrangement of the output can vary depending on the precision of the 3D conversion process, the accuracy of the 3D model is important for complex scenes.
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