Portrait Lighting SeriesSix classic photographic lighting looks for expressive portraits. Each version is a separate LoRA, from sculpted Rembrandt shadows and old-Hollywood butterfly light to soft beauty illumination and bright cinematic edges.What it does<ul><li>01 | Rembrandt Lighting — Directional facial modeling with a small triangle of light on the shadow-side cheek.</li><li>02 | Butterfly Lighting — Elevated frontal light and a centered nose shadow for glamour portraits.</li><li>03 | Split Lighting — A strong half-lit face for dramatic character portraits.</li><li>04 | Loop Lighting — Gentle diagonal nose shadows and natural facial modeling.</li><li>05 | Clamshell Lighting — Soft, balanced beauty light with lifted shadows.</li><li>06 | Rim Lighting — Bright outlines on hair and shoulders with a readable face.</li></ul>How to useSelect a lighting look from the version tabs. Start with one LoRA at strength 1.0. Place its trigger first, then describe your subject, clothing, pose and setting. The trigger is the lighting name, such as <code>Rembrandt lighting</code> or <code>Rim lighting</code>.Recommended starting settingsKrea 2 Turbo (official BF16) · LoRA strength 1.0 · 8 steps · CFG 1.0 · Euler ancestral · beta schedulerThe gallery uses native 3:4 portraits at approximately 2 MP, without upscaling or a face detailer.Creative tipsKeep the face visible and give the lighting a clear role. Simple backgrounds make the pattern easier to read. Loop Lighting is gentle; Clamshell Lighting softens skin contrast. Exact light direction and shadow geometry vary with the pose. These adapters can also change facial appearance and framing.GalleryFour creative examples accompany each version. Browse the version notes for its trigger, prompt example and specific tips.

Portrait Lighting Series

Portrait Lighting Series — No. 02Elevated frontal glamour light with a centered butterfly-shaped nose shadow. A classic choice for beauty, fashion and old-Hollywood portraits.How to useKrea 2 Turbo (official BF16) · LoRA strength 1.0 · Trigger: <code>Butterfly lighting</code>Place the trigger first, then describe one adult subject, clothing and setting.Recommended starting settings8 steps · CFG 1.0 · Euler ancestral · beta scheduler · Portrait 3:4 · approximately 2 MPPrompt exampleButterfly lighting. A cabaret singer with sculpted black waves, a black velvet dress and satin gloves, beside a vintage chrome microphone. Frontal bust portrait, burgundy theater curtain, classic color film photograph.Creative tipsUse a front-facing pose, a visible nose and a clean backdrop. Try satin, velvet and polished tailoring. Ask for an elevated centered key light when the nose shadow is too subtle. Facial appearance and framing may also change.

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