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Ever notice how you can type almost the same thing into Midjourney twice and get completely different results? Or how some people consistently get incredible outputs while yours are just... fine? Yeah, that's what we're figuring out here.
This is basically the community prompt library. We collect what actually works, break down why certain prompts succeed, share techniques that deliver specific styles, and build a knowledge base so we're not all discovering the same tricks independently.
The thing is, AI models respond to specific language in specific ways. "Dramatic lighting" hits different than "Rembrandt lighting." "Photo" gets you different results than "shot on Hasselblad medium format film." Small changes in how you phrase things create massive differences in output.
Share prompts that worked for you with examples of what they created. Post before/after comparisons showing how changing one word transformed the result. Ask why a prompt isn't delivering what you expected. Build collections like "best prompts for product shots" or "how to get that cyberpunk aesthetic."
If you're comfortable sharing, include your full prompts when posting work. Transparency teaches everyone faster than a hundred tutorials ever could.
This is our collective knowledge base. Let's build it together.
Ever notice how you can type almost the same thing into Midjourney twice and get completely different results? Or how some people consistently get incredible outputs while yours are just... fine? Yeah, that's what we're figuring out here.
This is basically the community prompt library. We collect what actually works, break down why certain prompts succeed, share techniques that deliver specific styles, and build a knowledge base so we're not all discovering the same tricks independently.
The thing is, AI models respond to specific language in specific ways. "Dramatic lighting" hits different than "Rembrandt lighting." "Photo" gets you different results than "shot on Hasselblad medium format film." Small changes in how you phrase things create massive differences in output.
Share prompts that worked for you with examples of what they created. Post before/after comparisons showing how changing one word transformed the result. Ask why a prompt isn't delivering what you expected. Build collections like "best prompts for product shots" or "how to get that cyberpunk aesthetic."
If you're comfortable sharing, include your full prompts when posting work. Transparency teaches everyone faster than a hundred tutorials ever could.
This is our collective knowledge base. Let's build it together.