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Is Klein Edit still the best we have for image editing?

Half a year ago Klein Edit was great when it dropped. But for all its capabilities, it's not very careful with the image in terms of preserving colours etc (even when prompted). Character replacement is always a challenge because it'll often show a significant drop in quality which makes edits look obviously misplaced compared to the rest of the image. I'd often find myself having to try get everything in one edit pass, because multiple iterations would really damage the quality.

Has anyone found any approaches or LORAs which allow Klein to serve as a more reliable image editor?

Krea 2 is miles ahead in terms of generation, but I'm not sure if that's going to neccessarily translate into a great edit model (if they do build it)

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I trained an interactive Hollow Knight diffusion world model from scratch on around 400k frames of my own gameplay

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Krea2's knowledge of Vehicles is Amazing

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