<h3 id="woodland-camo-bdu-for-krea2-works-in-base-and-turbo.">Woodland camo BDU, For Krea2, works in base and Turbo.</h3>Which i only ever use and recommend (for uncensored and photorealism) in combination with Kroma0.1 (Works better for me than 0.2 or 0.3) To be clear: it was trained on Krea2 base and should work with all Krea2/turbo and derivates.disclaimer: I never run it JUST in Krea2. I was not interested in Krea2, it's more artsy and styly in general, and also the most censored model i know, (not talking nsfw, i'm talking SILLY).Then came along Loadstones Kroma (Who made the legendary Chroma1HD) . It FULLY decensores Krea2, while keeping loras compatible. I know there are other options, my lora should still work.<h3 id="all-my-examples-are-from-a-combo-of-krea2-turbo-with-kroma-v0.1...-or-kroma-v0.1-rl-mild.safetensors-to-free-the-heavily-censored-krea2.-on-hf-it-is-lodestoneskroma">All my examples are from a combo of Krea2 Turbo with kroma-v0.1... or kroma-v0.1-rl-mild.safetensors to free the heavily censored krea2. On HF it is lodestones/Kroma</h3>Up to 0.3 by now as full turbo model, but i found the results noticeably worse than 0.1 in terms of errors ad prompt adherence.Last image is a version of the first but ran with only krea2-turbo. The prompt is the same!Look at the second and third (PG13) example's MONSTER of a prompt. Not all details are always correct (nametags) but even when finally overloaded with details, there is ZERO messed up anatomy or other glaring errors.From Kroma0.2 onwards that diminishes noticeably. That is NOT criticism. Kroma is very much work in progress. But for photorealism Krea2 Kroma0.1 is basically perfect.Except for the non-mild rl version, that seems fully censored.

Woodland CAMO BDU - Krea2  (recom. plus KROMA0.1!)

this version works very well. Start with a low weight of 0.7 or so. Mileage may vary for you since i only use it with specific loras (Kroma0.1).

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