I’m working on a personal project to recreate photos using an AI model as a reference, but I’m running into serious issues with skin generation—it consistently ends up looking plastic. I’m using Flux Klein 9B; do you have any tips on how to fix this? Thanks in advance

Hi everyone, I’m currently using the ICE SCAIL2 Motion Control workflow for image-to-video generation, and the biggest issue I’m having is the hair. The face, body, pose, and motion transfer can look pretty good, but the hair often makes the final video look obviously AI-generated. It tends to lose the natural look of the original image once the motion starts. The texture can look too artificial, overly processed, or unnaturally defined, and it doesn’t always behave like real hair during movement. I’m trying to get a more natural smartphone-video look, so I don’t want the hair to look overly sharp, glossy, or “perfect.” I want it to keep softer, realistic texture and natural movement. Has anyone using ICE SCAIL2 Motion Control had the same problem? If so, what helped the most — different settings, LoRAs, resolution, sampler/steps, reference preparation, or a different post-processing/upscale method? Any advice would be appreciated.

Hi, I need some advice for upscaling Krea 2 images. My workflow already produces great, realistic images before upscaling. I use my own LoRA, Krea 2 Realism V2 from CivitAI, and a Krea 2 Smartphone LoRA. The problem is that my current upscaler, FLUX.2 Klein 9B + Qwen3 8B, makes the images way too sharp. Can anyone recommend a better upscaler or settings that preserve a softer, natural smartphone-photo look instead of making the image look like it was shot with a professional camera?