@AIWarper I found that some outputs are equal or better than midjourney, but what seems lacking IS the "photographic" aspect that midjourney has. Flux seems to still have that airbrush shallow depth of field ai look. But maybe i have to test more...and prompt better ^^
Fugitive - Short Film - 8 mn. (long version)
merci encore à tous les acteurs pour leur participation, ainsi qu'à Simon !
Merci beaucoup également pour les retours @cinematogrphr@ExitiumOfficiel@LeCoinDuBis@AMDSFILMS
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@HeyGen_Official If you could put some more free credits to try the video transcription a few times, it would be appreciated and maybe convince more users
@tintwotin@andrewpprice Without a doubt the future of 3d rendering (at least on some parts). How's the temporal consistency if you go for a longer / further movement ?
@carlosedubarret This means you could put a 2d flat footage keyed in Blender (à la Ian Hubbert ;) ) and use this to match the footage and have just the mesh project (maybe even catch light in some way) in the 3d environment for even better integration.
@carlosedubarret It's a great rotoscoping tool, but the one you posted before enables 3d character in a 3d scene, which would enable projecting more or less accurate "3d shadows" like this for example https://t.co/9puppoTn0i
@fofrAI@CiaraRowles1 Thanks, I think that's what ebsynth promised and is now made possible even further by stable diffusion, controlnet and temporalkit.
@WonderDynamics Test with my own footage. Some things to dial in, but for a "1 click solution" matchmoving / mocap / cleaning / compositing, it's an incredible start. Just added a light grade to hide the fact that the plate was still Slog.