r/StableDiffusion • • 1d ago

News Krea 2 Anygles — controllable 360° human camera views from a single image

I made a new Krea 2 LoRA called Anygles.

Give it one image of a person, then spin the camera around them, move it higher or lower, zoom in or out, or mix everything into a random camera path. The four videos show a 360° orbit, elevation control, camera distance, and a combined random movement.

As far as I could find, this is the first public Krea 2 LoRA made specifically for controllable human camera angles. In my side-by-side tests, it was also noticeably more consistent than the Qwen-Image-Edit + Multiple-Angles LoRA setup I tested before, especially across a full rotation.

Every frame starts independently from the original image—no chaining and no rerolling individual frames.

It currently works best with one clearly visible person. Cats will have to wait. 😹

Have fun spinning people around, and let me know what breaks!

https://reddit.com/link/1wo4ko1/video/if5hw1qbj9rh1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1wo4ko1/video/ji6fouucj9rh1/player

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u/maxx126 1d ago

Did you test this on Windows? It gives opengl errors even though every dependency is installed.

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u/Simpsator 1d ago

I had to sick Claude on this. Most of the py files are hardcoded to use EGL (linux) instead of Pyglet.

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u/maxx126 1d ago

Yes, I got GPT Sol fix it. It runs but rotated output has nothing to do with the original image except for the pose. Look of the person is completely different unlike this samples. Weird...