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> For training a LoRa, I tried OneTrainer, and it wasn't as straightforward as I thought at first, but Claude.ai helped me configure my first LoRas, and it's actually quite simple.
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> For your project, you would need two LoRas, one for each woman, with clear identifiers. The names you gave them could be the triggers for the LoRas.
> You would need to generate 50 different images of each of the two women and train their respective LoRas.

I had seen recommendations for more like 15-30 images, not as high as 50. I had about 20 for each. Perhaps that was the issue? I was using the Ostris AI-Toolkit for the job -- at using my home setup, then on Runpod when I got impatient.

The problem I was having with blurred LoRAs is a real problem many other people seem to run into. I take it you've seen better training of LoRAs overcome this problem? I would be nice to build a "cast of characters" for consistent reuse.