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StableDiffusion user seeks clear video generation with MiniMax H3

A user on Reddit is seeking advice on how to generate clear videos using StableDiffusion with the MiniMax H3 model. They have experimented with various methods, including Pika Flex, and are looking for techniques to reduce noise and ghosting in their 2-megapixel outputs. The user is particularly interested in whether using higher step counts with turbo LoRAs can improve results, even if it increases generation time. AI

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StableDiffusion user seeks clear video generation with MiniMax H3

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  1. r/StableDiffusion TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/Reasonable-Aide1259 ·

    Best method to make "clear" video with minimax h3

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>i used well dmd, dmad, step600 ema, and recent pika flex.</p> <p>i really love them especially pika flex cuz persons from output looks real, not plastic</p> <p>but idk why, output has noise and ghosting although at 2mp.</p> <p>might some says, do…