Qwen-Image-Edit-2511-Multiple-Angles-LoRA
Multi-angle camera control LoRA for Qwen-Image-Edit-2511
96 camera positions • Trained on 3000+ Gaussian Splatting renders • Built with fal.ai
Results
Highlights
FeatureDetails96 Camera Poses4 elevations × 8 azimuths × 3 distances3000+ Training PairsMassive dataset for maximum precisionGaussian Splatting DataHigh-quality 3D-consistent rendersLow-Angle SupportProper low-angle (-30°) camera controlExtensively TestedMore iterations and quality checks
Camera System Diagrams
Why This LoRA?
This is the first multi-angle camera control LoRA for Qwen-Image-Edit-2511.
While Qwen-Image-Edit-2511 has built-in viewpoint capabilities, this LoRA provides:
96 precise camera poses - Exact control over camera position
3000+ training pairs - Massive dataset for maximum accuracy
Gaussian Splatting data - 3D-consistent training for better spatial understanding
Low-angle excellence - Proper support for ground-level and low camera positions (-30°)
Prompt Format
<sks> [azimuth] [elevation] [distance]
Quick Examples
<sks> front view eye-level shot medium shot
<sks> right side view high-angle shot close-up
<sks> back view low-angle shot wide shot
<sks> front-left quarter view elevated shot medium shot
96 Camera Positions
4 Elevations × 8 Azimuths × 3 Distances = 96 Poses
Azimuths (Horizontal Rotation)
0°
(front view)
│
315° │ 45°
(front-left) │ (front-right)
╲ │ ╱
╲ │ ╱
╲ │ ╱
270° ─────────────── ● ─────────────── 90°
(left side) OBJECT (right side)
╱ │ ╲
╱ │ ╲
╱ │ ╲
225° │ 135°
(back-left) │ (back-right)
│
180°
(back view)
AngleDescriptor0°front view45°front-right quarter view90°right side view135°back-right quarter view180°back view225°back-left quarter view270°left side view315°front-left quarter view
Elevations (Vertical Angle)
AngleDescriptorDescription-30°low-angle shotCamera below, looking up0°eye-level shotCamera at object level30°elevated shotCamera slightly above60°high-angle shotCamera high, looking down
Distances
FactorDescriptorUsage×0.6close-upDetails, textures×1.0medium shotBalanced, standard×1.8wide shotContext, environment
All 96 Prompts Reference
CLOSE-UP (32 prompts)
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Low-angle (-30°)
<sks> front view low-angle shot close-up
<sks> front-right quarter view low-angle shot close-up
<sks> right side view low-angle shot close-up
<sks> back-right quarter view low-angle shot close-up
<sks> back view low-angle shot close-up
<sks> back-left quarter view low-angle shot close-up
<sks> left side view low-angle shot close-up
<sks> front-left quarter view low-angle shot close-up
Eye-level (0°)
<sks> front view eye-level shot close-up
<sks> front-right quarter view eye-level shot close-up
<sks> right side view eye-level shot close-up
<sks> back-right quarter view eye-level shot close-up
<sks> back view eye-level shot close-up
<sks> back-left quarter view eye-level shot close-up
<sks> left side view eye-level shot close-up
<sks> front-left quarter view eye-level shot close-up
Elevated (30°)
<sks> front view elevated shot close-up
<sks> front-right quarter view elevated shot close-up
<sks> right side view elevated shot close-up
<sks> back-right quarter view elevated shot close-up
<sks> back view elevated shot close-up
<sks> back-left quarter view elevated shot close-up
<sks> left side view elevated shot close-up
<sks> front-left quarter view elevated shot close-up
High-angle (60°)
<sks> front view high-angle shot close-up
<sks> front-right quarter view high-angle shot close-up
<sks> right side view high-angle shot close-up
<sks> back-right quarter view high-angle shot close-up
<sks> back view high-angle shot close-up
<sks> back-left quarter view high-angle shot close-up
<sks> left side view high-angle shot close-up
<sks> front-left quarter view high-angle shot close-up
MEDIUM SHOT (32 prompts)
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Low-angle (-30°)
<sks> front view low-angle shot medium shot
<sks> front-right quarter view low-angle shot medium shot
<sks> right side view low-angle shot medium shot
<sks> back-right quarter view low-angle shot medium shot
<sks> back view low-angle shot medium shot
<sks> back-left quarter view low-angle shot medium shot
<sks> left side view low-angle shot medium shot
<sks> front-left quarter view low-angle shot medium shot
Eye-level (0°) — Reference pose: front view eye-level shot medium shot
<sks> front view eye-level shot medium shot
<sks> front-right quarter view eye-level shot medium shot
<sks> right side view eye-level shot medium shot
<sks> back-right quarter view eye-level shot medium shot
<sks> back view eye-level shot medium shot
<sks> back-left quarter view eye-level shot medium shot
<sks> left side view eye-level shot medium shot
<sks> front-left quarter view eye-level shot medium shot
Elevated (30°)
<sks> front view elevated shot medium shot
<sks> front-right quarter view elevated shot medium shot
<sks> right side view elevated shot medium shot
<sks> back-right quarter view elevated shot medium shot
<sks> back view elevated shot medium shot
<sks> back-left quarter view elevated shot medium shot
<sks> left side view elevated shot medium shot
<sks> front-left quarter view elevated shot medium shot
High-angle (60°)
<sks> front view high-angle shot medium shot
<sks> front-right quarter view high-angle shot medium shot
<sks> right side view high-angle shot medium shot
<sks> back-right quarter view high-angle shot medium shot
<sks> back view high-angle shot medium shot
<sks> back-left quarter view high-angle shot medium shot
<sks> left side view high-angle shot medium shot
<sks> front-left quarter view high-angle shot medium shot
WIDE SHOT (32 prompts)
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Low-angle (-30°)
<sks> front view low-angle shot wide shot
<sks> front-right quarter view low-angle shot wide shot
<sks> right side view low-angle shot wide shot
<sks> back-right quarter view low-angle shot wide shot
<sks> back view low-angle shot wide shot
<sks> back-left quarter view low-angle shot wide shot
<sks> left side view low-angle shot wide shot
<sks> front-left quarter view low-angle shot wide shot
Eye-level (0°)
<sks> front view eye-level shot wide shot
<sks> front-right quarter view eye-level shot wide shot
<sks> right side view eye-level shot wide shot
<sks> back-right quarter view eye-level shot wide shot
<sks> back view eye-level shot wide shot
<sks> back-left quarter view eye-level shot wide shot
<sks> left side view eye-level shot wide shot
<sks> front-left quarter view eye-level shot wide shot
Elevated (30°)
<sks> front view elevated shot wide shot
<sks> front-right quarter view elevated shot wide shot
<sks> right side view elevated shot wide shot
<sks> back-right quarter view elevated shot wide shot
<sks> back view elevated shot wide shot
<sks> back-left quarter view elevated shot wide shot
<sks> left side view elevated shot wide shot
<sks> front-left quarter view elevated shot wide shot
High-angle (60°)
<sks> front view high-angle shot wide shot
<sks> front-right quarter view high-angle shot wide shot
<sks> right side view high-angle shot wide shot
<sks> back-right quarter view high-angle shot wide shot
<sks> back view high-angle shot wide shot
<sks> back-left quarter view high-angle shot wide shot
<sks> left side view high-angle shot wide shot
<sks> front-left quarter view high-angle shot wide shot
Files
FileDescriptionqwen-image-edit-2511-multiple-angles-lora.safetensorsLoRA weightscomfyui-workflow-multiple-angles.jsonComfyUI workflow
Recommended Settings
LoRA Strength: 0.8 - 1.0
Base Model: Qwen/Qwen-Image-Edit-2511
Training Details
ParameterValueTraining Platformfal.ai Qwen Image Edit 2511 TrainerBase ModelQwen/Qwen-Image-Edit-2511Training Data3000+ Gaussian Splatting rendersCamera Poses96 unique positions (4×8×3)Data SourceSynthetic 3D renders with precise camera controlDataset & TrainingBuilt by Lovis Odin at fal
Tips for Best Results
Use the exact prompt format -
<sks>trigger is essentialRespect the order -
[azimuth] [elevation] [distance]Start with LoRA strength 0.9 - Adjust based on results
Try low-angle shots - This LoRA excels at low camera positions (-30°)
Input image matters - Clear subjects with good lighting work best
Related Work
Qwen-Image-Edit-2511 - Base model
Flux-2-Multi-Angles-LoRA-v2 - Multi-angle for Flux (72 poses)
Author
Built by Lovis Odin (@lovis93 • @odinlovis) at fal
Trained using fal Qwen Image Edit 2511 Trainer
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Description
FAQ
Comments (12)
I was planning to start training such a camera LoRa, but what you've done... No one will do better than that for a long time. Respect!
Pretty sure they did only upload the LoRA made by Fal and released on Huggingface.
@azretion188 So, a tribute to Fal!
You don't seem to use <sks> in your example. Is it not necessary?
The original description by Fal.ai on Huggingface is longer than what OP has copied here on Civitai and says that <sks> trigger is essential.
https://huggingface.co/fal/Qwen-Image-Edit-2511-Multiple-Angles-LoRA
Qwen LORA seem to activate without a single trigger word. For example, so long as you use descriptors related to the subject of the lora, it tends to automatically trigger. If you have a tennis-shoe lora with the trigger word "REebox" for example, and without the lora you type in "man jogging, focus on his tennis shoes" you'll get the standard qwen tennis shoes. but you activate the lora, but without the trigger word, the lora will still influence the image quite a bit. In a case like this, the rest of the prompting is pretty specific on these angle shots so it'll trigger the lora automatically. BUT WITH ALL THAT SAID, if SKS is a trigger, then it never hurts to add it, and often times adding the trigger will increase the influence of the lora on the image. The only reason why I'm typing this is now you know how to reduce lora strength or help control it by just omitting the trigger word from the prompt. Its not like SDXL at all, qwen responds more like flux does, and flux is kind of ambiguous with its triggers. At the end of the day, add it, see what it does, take it away, see what it does. lol
It works really well, thank you!
Fucking magic
Absolutely nuts. It works so well!
Is there any way to have any input into what is shown from the different angle?
What workflow are you using? The default comfy template seems to work fine, but I wonder if there is a better, more optimized workflow designed for this lora. Thanks!
Nvm, you are not the original creator. For anyone interested, here is the original creator's workflow: https://huggingface.co/fal/Qwen-Image-Edit-2511-Multiple-Angles-LoRA/blob/main/comfyui-workflow-multiple-angles.json
Why is seed in default Ksamplet set to randomize? Sometimes I get blurry pupils/eyes, so I tinker with Lora strength. Is it ok to set it to fixed, manually change seed to get better/clearer result.
Anyway, thanks for amazing Lora. It works without trigger word, I'm yet to use Camera nodes in Comfyui, so I get smaller angles with prompt+reducing/increasing Lora strength. Guess smaller strength gives less rotation but better character consistency?