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2025-09-09
Multiple Angle Lighting LoRA + Qwen Image Edit 2509
Image2Image
Image Editing
Lighting
LoRA
Multiple Angle Lighting
Qwen Image Edit 2509
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Overview
The Qwen-Edit-2509-Multi-Angle-Lighting LoRA works on top of Qwen-Image-Edit-2509: you load the base model, attach the LoRA, and usually provide a luminance or grayscale “light map” image plus a prompt that includes the light direction. The default template prompt is “Relight Figure 1 using the luminance map from Figure 2 (light source from the front)” and you just change the part in brackets to options like front, left front, left, left rear, rear, right rear, right, right front, above, or below. The LoRA then uses that direction plus the luminance map to paint believable highlights and shadows from the requested angle, on anything from portraits to landscapes.
Who can use it
This Multi Angle Lighting LoRA is useful for:
Photographers and retouchers who want to experiment with different key‑light directions on an existing shot without reshooting.
AI artists and concept designers relighting characters, scenes, or keyframes to test mood and storytelling variations (backlight, rim light, top‑down, etc.).
ComfyUI users building cinematic pipelines where camera angle LoRAs (Multiple-angles) and lighting LoRAs are combined for multi‑shot, multi‑light sequences.
Product and advertising designers who need consistent but creatively varied lighting setups for the same hero image across a campaign.
Use case
A typical use case is taking a portrait, preparing a simple black‑and‑white gradient or luminance map as Figure 2, then running Qwen Image Edit 2509 with the Multi-Angle Lighting LoRA and a prompt like “Relight Figure 1 using the luminance map from Figure 2 (light source from the right front)” to get a new version with convincing side/front key light. Another common workflow is: generate or edit a character with Qwen + Multiple-Angles LoRA to get several camera views, then for each view apply the Multi-Angle Lighting LoRA with different directions so you end up with a full set of multi‑angle, multi‑light shots ready for storyboards, look‑dev, or Wan/Seedance video interpolation.
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Overview
The Qwen-Edit-2509-Multi-Angle-Lighting LoRA works on top of Qwen-Image-Edit-2509: you load the base model, attach the LoRA, and usually provide a luminance or grayscale “light map” image plus a prompt that includes the light direction. The default template prompt is “Relight Figure 1 using the luminance map from Figure 2 (light source from the front)” and you just change the part in brackets to options like front, left front, left, left rear, rear, right rear, right, right front, above, or below. The LoRA then uses that direction plus the luminance map to paint believable highlights and shadows from the requested angle, on anything from portraits to landscapes.
Who can use it
This Multi Angle Lighting LoRA is useful for:
Photographers and retouchers who want to experiment with different key‑light directions on an existing shot without reshooting.
AI artists and concept designers relighting characters, scenes, or keyframes to test mood and storytelling variations (backlight, rim light, top‑down, etc.).
ComfyUI users building cinematic pipelines where camera angle LoRAs (Multiple-angles) and lighting LoRAs are combined for multi‑shot, multi‑light sequences.
Product and advertising designers who need consistent but creatively varied lighting setups for the same hero image across a campaign.
Use case
A typical use case is taking a portrait, preparing a simple black‑and‑white gradient or luminance map as Figure 2, then running Qwen Image Edit 2509 with the Multi-Angle Lighting LoRA and a prompt like “Relight Figure 1 using the luminance map from Figure 2 (light source from the right front)” to get a new version with convincing side/front key light. Another common workflow is: generate or edit a character with Qwen + Multiple-Angles LoRA to get several camera views, then for each view apply the Multi-Angle Lighting LoRA with different directions so you end up with a full set of multi‑angle, multi‑light shots ready for storyboards, look‑dev, or Wan/Seedance video interpolation.
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