Vision Vanguard 21 [Krea 2]
Cinematic realism with detailed textures, dramatic lighting (golden hour, hard side light, overcast) and professional depth of field.
Base model: Krea 2
Trigger words: none required
Helpful keywords: cinematic photograph, elite realism, high-contrast lighting, detailed texture
Strength: 0.8–1.0 (1.0 for maximum texture, 0.8 for more flexibility with subjects). The version specs list 0.85–1.0.
Negative prompt (optional): cartoon, illustration, low resolution, blurry, watermark
Prompting: subject → action/state → environment and materials → lighting → micro-detail (for example film grain, legible text, dust motes).
Tips
It handles deep shadows and chiaroscuro well.
Steer the camera with phrases like "eye-level medium shot", "high-angle aerial" or "medium close-up".
Name specific materials (weathered wood, metallic sheen, coarse sand).
Try a dominant color palette, for example "dominated by vibrant cyan and lime green".
Description
Base model: Krea 2
Strength: 0.85–1.0
Resolution: trained at 512, generate at 1024
CFG: 2.5–4.5 (Base) / 1.0 (Turbo)
Steps: 35–50 (Base) / 8–9 (Turbo)
FAQ
Comments (5)
looks good
Thanks, it should work as a nice realistic base to other R18 LoRAs. I see that name of yours.
what are the differences between vision vanguard versions
It's all hyperrealism focused LoRAs.
They all use, as stated, 1000+ photo datasets (those are different datasets per version). There's no way I can tell you what the difference is as they'll all be VERY capable at producing any photorealistic content of ANY kind (They're NOT trained on NSFW but would probably make a great base LoRA to add NSFW ones on).
It'll just be different compositions and versions of a hyper realistic style. I'll try make up a comparison sheet at some point. But I'm just very very busy with LoRA training, captioning, dataset curation etc. etc. etc. Hope you can understand.
Some just feature slightly more content in say underwater photography or nighttime photography. But they all state that within the first bit of the prompt guide in the description.
Why not just provide the links to AI and ask it to tell you which one would be best for whichever needs.
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I think of it like this, people will come to have their favorite versions of Vision Vanguard over time.
@thedivergentai Thanks for the explanation. This is an interesting project. How are you captioning? I'll test some.





