Sref Testing Procedure in Midjourney

  1. Turn off your Personalisation Code/Global Profile.
  2. Test it with an empty prompt by using "" and the sref code. See what happens.
  3. Decide on the purpose for testing: composition, color, texture, ...
  4. Start off with one fixed baseline prompt for a subject without the --sref code:
    1. object: a ceramic vase placed on a wooden table, natural daylight, centered composition, studio lighting --ar 3:4 --style raw --v 7 
  5. Add the --sref code to the fixed baseline prompt.
    1. a portrait of a young woman looking at the camera, centered composition, neutral expression --sref 1234567890 --ar 3:4 --style raw --v 7 
  6. Stick to one variable and change the numbers (keep the baseline prompt):
    1. style weight parameter: --sw 250, --sw 500, --sw 750, --sw 1000
    2. a portrait of a young woman looking at the camera, centered composition, neutral expression --sref 1234567890 --sw 250 --ar 3:4 --style raw --v 7 
  7. Right-click on image and use the describe feature in Midjourney or use Reve's Edit Prompt feature or open ChatGPT and let it describe with these categories in short keywords:
    1. subject
    2. framing/composition
    3. style
    4. texture
    5. color
    6. lighting
    7. shadow
    8. mood
    9. setting
    10. technical parameters
  8. Alter the subject: 
    1. human: a portrait of a young woman looking at the camera, centered composition, neutral expression --ar 3:4 --style raw --v 7
    2. landscape: a wide valley surrounded by mountains, cloudy sky, distant trees, calm atmosphere, no people --ar 16:9 --style raw --v 7
    3. illustration: an illustration of a girl reading a book under a tree, side view, calm atmosphere, minimal background, balanced composition, natural lighting, no stylization --ar 3:4 --style raw --v 7
    4. animal: a standing fox in a natural forest clearing, looking toward the camera, full body, neutral pose, natural daylight, no dramatic effects --ar 3:4 --style raw --v 7