We are able to already see that there’s a and

Each will turn into much more obvious together with the opposite updates, e.g. --stylize command, outpainting and variation range.

Stylize Command

We’ll explore the changes inside the updated --stylize command by running this prompt:

cinematic shot, astronaut within the jungle --seed 1000 --v {5.1, 5.2}
--stylize {0, 50, 200, 600, 1000}

In case you’re not conversant in bracket notation, that is Midjourney’s permutation feature, which means that you can run multiple prompts in a single pass. Within the above case it is brief for:

cinematic shot, astronaut within the jungle --seed 1000 --v 5.1 --stylize 0  --v 5.1
cinematic shot, astronaut within the jungle --seed 1000 --v 5.1 --stylize 50  --v 5.1
cinematic shot, astronaut within the jungle --seed 1000 --v 5.1 --stylize 200  --v 5.1
cinematic shot, astronaut within the jungle --seed 1000 --v 5.1 --stylize 600  --v 5.1
cinematic shot, astronaut within the jungle --seed 1000 --v 5.1 --stylize 1000  --v 5.1
cinematic shot, astronaut within the jungle --seed 1000 --v 5.2 --stylize 0  --v 5.1
cinematic shot, astronaut within the jungle --seed 1000 --v 5.2 --stylize 50  --v 5.1
cinematic shot, astronaut within the jungle --seed 1000 --v 5.2 --stylize 200  --v 5.1
cinematic shot, astronaut within the jungle --seed 1000 --v 5.2 --stylize 600  --v 5.1
cinematic shot, astronaut within the jungle --seed 1000 --v 5.2 --stylize 1000  --v 5.1

As expected, the --stylize command shows minimal effects at values above 200, for the reason that effect range has been intentionally reduced since version 4.