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Blending sref codes in Midjourney: Step 1: Run the prompt 'test --sw 1000 --draft' multiple times. Step 2: Create pairs of sref codes (mix two codes—either similar vibe/colors or intentionally opposite). Step 3: Pick the pair you like most, but note what’s missing. Step 4: Lower --sw to 500,... show more

Tatiana Tsiguleva

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