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Night Vision Photography - Green Phosphor (P43) Image Intensifier [Krea2]

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LoRA
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Published

Sep 18, 2026

Base Model

Krea 2

Training
Epochs: 40
Usage Tips
Strength: 1
Hash
AutoV2
EEBD203FA4
Trigger Words
nvdstyle
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This LoRA captures the authentic analog physics, color science, and optical anomalies of traditional Green Phosphor (P43) Image Intensifier Tubes. It has been trained to apply a gritty, realistic night-vision filter over landscapes, wildlife, tactical scenarios, and even illustrative art styles.

Steps on Krea2 Turbo: 6-8 (higher introduces unwanted artifacts)

Trigger Word: nvdstyle (Recommend using key prompting tokens below)

Key Prompting Tokens:

  • Classic Optics: vibrant green phosphor glow, saturated lime-green monochrome tint

  • Vignette Control: viewed through a distinct circular vignette framing with soft blurred edges

  • High-Gain Artifacts: dense scintillation grain texture, heavy analog photomultiplier noise, spherical light blooms , heavy analog camera noise with a dense scintillation grain texture

Additional Prompting Tokens:

  • Light control:

    • Overexposure: intense overexposed spherical white-green light blooms that violently wash out the frame

    • Sensor Streaking: intense vertical sensor-clipping light streaks trailing downward from the light source

    • Complete burnout: catastrophic bright daylight completely obliterates the camera sensor, creating an absolute blinding whiteout with heavy horizontal light bleeding trails that melt away fine geometries

  • Material & Environmental Interactions:

    • Near-Infrared Reflectivity: [subject] is highly reflective under near-infrared amplification, emitting a bright ghostly white-green radiant glow

    • Atmospheric Starlight Amplification: a pitch-black sky populated by sharp pinprick stars gathered and amplified by the lens