Christopher Fryant: You already know LTX Part 3

Christopher Fryant's Blackout, which he calls his first LTX IC LoRA, turns a bright fairground scene pitch black and lights it with one flashlight while the cars keep moving. Parts one and two of his series set up official LTX IC LoRAs.

A bumper-car floor at a fair, lit green and strung with flashing fairy lights, goes pitch black in an instant, with only a flashlight halo left to see by. Christopher Fryant (@chrisfryant) calls the effect Blackout, his first LTX IC LoRA, in other words a small add-on model trained to apply one effect to footage you already have.

It is incredibly accurate. The darkness wipes in from the left, the movement of the cars is unaffected, and every shape stays coherent; if you had not seen the before, you would not recognize the after as anything more than the original scene.

Blackout is part three of his You already know LTX series on X, built on the line that Grok Bot knows the workflow for you. In practice, each post hands aspiring generative filmmakers a small, usable piece of workflow they can run on their own shots, and we applaud him for it. Swipe for the earlier parts: how to add water to any shot, and how to remove people from any frame you capture.

Production: his posts name ComfyUI and LTX; parts one and two set up official LTX IC LoRAs, and all three posts carry X's Paid partnership label.

Follow Christopher for the next part, and if you make something with these workflows, tag us.

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Source: Christopher Fryant (cfryant) on X, 23 Sep to 5 Oct 2026.