Generate Realistic Photos Easily with Midjourney v6's Simple Trick!
Reddit user u/KudzuEye shared an easy trick for making images look almost like real life with Midjourney v6.
Ever wanted to make pictures that seem super real, like they're from real life? Well, guess what? u/KudzuEye on Reddit just shared this cool trick using Midjourney v6.
Let's check it out and see how it's done! Below is general structure of the prompt, so you can use it and tweak it by yourself.
phone photo of {subject and location} posted to {some social media} in {some time frame} --style raw --s 0 --ar {some vertical aspect ratio} --v 6We tested out this prompt, and here are the coolest pictures we got.
When you first look at them, they seem super real. Even if you zoom in and notice some small things like hands not being perfect, it's tricky for our brains to believe these aren't actual photos.
phone photo of woman in the restaurant posted to Twitter during late morning --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
phone photo family during family event posted to Twitter during late morning --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
close up phone photo of two woman next to car in new york street posted to Twitter during late morning --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
phone photo of people next to car posted to Twitter during late morning --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
phone photo of people next to car posted to Twitter during late morning --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
phone photo of lunch on the table in the restaurant on front of a man posted to Facebook during morning --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
selfie phone photo of blonde beautiful woman cudling her dog posted to Facebook during evening --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
phone photo of people behind a table in the restaurant eating a food posted to Facebook during evening --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
phone photo of people behind a table in the restaurant eating a food posted to Facebook during evening --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
phone photo of customers in the pharmacy store posted to Linkedin during afternoon --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
phone photo people in the busy office posted to Linkedin during early rainy evening --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
phone photo people in the bar posted to Facebook during night --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
phone photo of family walking in living room posted to Linkedin during afternoon --ar 10:16 --style raw --v 6
phone photo of woman walking close posted to Facebook during afternoon --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
phone photo of family walking in the Santa monica posted to Instagram during noon --ar 10:16 --style raw --stylize 0 --v 6
phone photo of woman standing in talk show interview posted to Facebook during evening--style raw --ar 10:16 --stylize 0 --v 6So, there you have it! Trying out this trick was a lot of fun, and the pictures came out really well. Sure, if you zoom in, you might see a couple of small imperfections, like not-so-perfect hands, but all in all, it's pretty amazing how close these pictures are to looking real. Give it a try yourself and share your results in the comments!
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