VERY Cool experiment! I was doing the same with clips from the 1998 classic, Blade, but I stopped due to the lack of consistency, for Runway tends to keep changing the ethnicity of characters when using video-to-video, even sometimes when I put in specific prompts. Gen-3 was rushed and still needs a lot of work, but it's fun to play around with. MiniMax, however is the REAL game-changer here, not Runway, as it generally follows prompts extremely well, and it renders actions in real-time motion by default, whereas Runway and Kling are nearly 100% slow-motion, for even their "fast motion" is mostly just a faster slow-motion. MiniMax also renders human actions FAR better than most of its competitors and is 100% free (for now). Runway needs to step their game up, and FAST.
Wow that looks great
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Ha. Was waiting for this. When I get some more time, I want to re-do my old digital flick. Thanks for a great demo.
Great idea!
Looks great, potential is massive.
Totally
That looks so cinematic now
Yeah I thought it came out great
Regenerating seems like the right term
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"Reimagining" I believe fits best.
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cool exercise gabe
Thanks Carlos!
That actually looks scary now
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Man the now is wild
Right
VERY Cool experiment! I was doing the same with clips from the 1998 classic, Blade, but I stopped due to the lack of consistency, for Runway tends to keep changing the ethnicity of characters when using video-to-video, even sometimes when I put in specific prompts. Gen-3 was rushed and still needs a lot of work, but it's fun to play around with. MiniMax, however is the REAL game-changer here, not Runway, as it generally follows prompts extremely well, and it renders actions in real-time motion by default, whereas Runway and Kling are nearly 100% slow-motion, for even their "fast motion" is mostly just a faster slow-motion. MiniMax also renders human actions FAR better than most of its competitors and is 100% free (for now). Runway needs to step their game up, and FAST.
They will 🦾