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We'll start with something that works so we can keep it as a reference. This basic workflow below generates a video of a running person (SparseCtrl-RGB module is bypassed so all works as expected):
ComfyUI Workflow
Result
Now I enable the SparseCtrl-RGB module and ask it to interpolate every other frame, notice the flashing:
ComfyUI Workflow
Result
notes:
the sampling method when generating the reference animation and when interpolating is the same
the only difference is adding SparseCtrl-RGB
The flashing happens because the frames generated by AnimateDiff are lighter and have a higher contrast.
In other repro cases colors shift to orange tones and overall the images degrade.
A similar thing happens with video prediction.
Note that the reference sequence was generated by AniumateDiff, this means it should be represented optimally in the latent space.
Any help is ideas on how to debug this are very welcome.
Cheers
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RGB controls are limited, with that flashing appearing anytime you use it for the full duration. Setting end at time to .4-.6 can stop this, as well as setting soft scaled weights on the controls at .825 - .9. Both these minimize the flashing, but don't completely resolve it.
Here is a minimal repro case.
We'll start with something that works so we can keep it as a reference. This basic workflow below generates a video of a running person (SparseCtrl-RGB module is bypassed so all works as expected):
Now I enable the SparseCtrl-RGB module and ask it to interpolate every other frame, notice the flashing:
notes:
Any help is ideas on how to debug this are very welcome.
Cheers
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: