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Camera-aware edits for Qwen/Qwen-Image-Edit-2509 with Lightning + multi-angle LoRA

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Qwen Image Edit 2509 – Multi‑Angle LoRA Edition

Camera-aware image editing built on Qwen/Qwen-Image-Edit-2509 with the Lightning adapter and the dx8152 multi-angle LoRA fused in by default. A single upload plus a few camera sliders are enough to rotate, tilt, or zoom the virtual camera while keeping subjects, lighting, and texture consistent.

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What it does

  • Accepts one source image (portrait, product, or scene) and optional text.
  • Generates a camera instruction from four sliders—rotate_degrees, move_forward, vertical_tilt, use_wide_angle.
  • Runs Qwen Image Edit 2509 in Lightning mode with the multi-angle LoRA enabled, so edits respect the implied camera move rather than hallucinating new content.
  • Lets you add extra prompt text if you need style tweaks, lighting changes, etc.

The same pipeline can fall back to the 40-step base model (set go_fast=false) or disable the multi-angle adapter entirely (use_multiple_angles=false or multiple_angles_strength=0) when you just want a vanilla Qwen edit.

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Key camera features

Multi-angle LoRA baked in

The pipeline loads the dx8152 Qwen-Edit-2509-Multiple-angles LoRA at weight 1.0. Combined with Lightning, it excels at smooth orbital moves, dolly zooms, and subtle tilt adjustments.

Four intuitive controls

Control Effect
rotate_degrees Positive = rotate left, negative = rotate right (±180°).
move_forward Push-in / zoom; higher values move the camera closer.
vertical_tilt -1 = top-down, 0 = eye level, +1 = low-angle hero shot.
use_wide_angle Toggles a wide lens instruction for exaggerated perspective.

These build a bilingual (Chinese + English) camera directive that’s prepended to your prompt automatically. If you leave the prompt blank, the camera instruction alone drives the edit.

Lightning by default has go_fast true out of the box, so it handles denoising in 8 steps with LoRAs attached. Turn it off to run the 40-step base model with CFG 4.0 if you need the original slower look.

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Inputs (API / Playground)

  • image (Path, required) – single image upload (jpeg/png/gif/webp).
  • prompt (optional) – extra styling or content guidance appended after the camera instruction.
  • rotate_degrees, move_forward, vertical_tilt, use_wide_angle – the camera sliders described above.
  • aspect_ratio – choose from presets (match_input_image, 1:1, 16:9, etc.). We pass width/height to the pipeline for you.
  • go_fast – Lightning + LoRA fast path (default true).
  • use_multiple_angles – keep it true to apply the multi-angle LoRA. Set to false to drop back to Lightning only.
  • multiple_angles_strength – scale the LoRA weight (0–2). 0 effectively disables the adapter while keeping use_multiple_angles on.
  • seed – optional RNG seed for reproducible edits.
  • output_format, output_quality – choose webp, jpg, or png (quality applies to non-PNG formats).
  • disable_safety_checker – leave at false; we run both Stable Diffusion and Falcon NSFW checks by default.

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Example workflows

  1. Rotate around a subject
    image=@portrait.png rotate_degrees=30 move_forward=2 vertical_tilt=0 use_wide_angle=false prompt="keep lighting warm, add gentle rim light"

  2. Low-angle hero shot with wide lens
    image=@product.png rotate_degrees=-15 move_forward=3 vertical_tilt=1 use_wide_angle=true prompt="dramatic studio lighting with coloured gels"

  3. Baseline Qwen edit (no LoRA)
    go_fast=false use_multiple_angles=false prompt="convert to watercolour illustration style"

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Tips for best results

  • Start with the camera sliders before touching the prompt; most edits need no extra text.
  • Keep go_fast=true for the multi-angle look—Lightning + LoRA were tuned together.
  • Use multiple_angles_strength between 0.8 and 1.3 to fine-tune how strongly the camera move shows up.
  • When you do add a prompt, use concise instructions like “add warm sunset light” or “switch to cinematic film grain.”
  • Portraits respond especially well to small pitch (vertical_tilt) and roll (rotate_degrees) adjustments; avoid extreme values unless you want stylised distortion.
  • For product shots, combine move_forward with use_wide_angle=true to mimic a close-up lens while keeping proportions believable.

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