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Does FLUX Already Know How to Perform Physically Plausible Image Composition?

Created by
  • Haebom

Author

Shilin Lu, Zhuming Lian, Zihan Zhou, Shaocong Zhang, Chen Zhao, Adams Wai-Kin Kong

Outline

SHINE is a training-free framework for image synthesis that handles complex lighting and high-resolution inputs. It utilizes pre-trained custom adapters, anchor loss to guide latent variables, degradation suppression guidelines to remove low-quality output, and adaptive background blending for background integrity. We evaluated performance under various conditions using the ComplexCompo benchmark, achieving superior results compared to existing methods.

Takeaways, Limitations

Improved image synthesis performance without training.
Capable of handling complex lighting environments and high-resolution inputs.
We have established a standard for performance evaluation by introducing a new benchmark (ComplexCompo).
The code and benchmarks have not yet been released.
Since this is a method that directly manipulates latent variables, an understanding of the latent variable space is required.
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