Thanks for the video! From our perspective, it's not that revolutionary. The improvement Luma offers is actually the drop-down menu with camera movement types to choose from - so, it's more about ease of use than a revolution in what the results could be. You can achieve any camera movement using Luma's top competition, too. All you need to do is put the camera movement in the prompt by yourself, instead of using a drop-down menu. We're still testing the quality of the movement, though - as you mentioned, it's the level of control we can achieve over the movement and the quality of the animation once the camera moves that seems crucial. Again, thanks for the interesting video!
Totally agree. "Revolutionary" is definitely too strong a word for it. More of a nice to have for this .1 update (from version 1.5 to 1.6) It would not be enough to go to a 2.0. I also have noticed some very great camera movement options in other video gens as well. I appreciate you taking the time to check out the video!
Which level/tier of luma do you have? I was thinking I'd do the cheap one because I only would use it for AD&D character portraits for VTT's and I don't think I need more than 30/40 a month.
ah ya, I like that luma offers a lite tier like that as an option. I have a standard plan, because I throw like 6 of them up at a time and expect 2 to be decent, but I also have a short attention span so I get the monthly and then jump to a different service whenever a new update drops or something
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Thanks for the video! From our perspective, it's not that revolutionary. The improvement Luma offers is actually the drop-down menu with camera movement types to choose from - so, it's more about ease of use than a revolution in what the results could be. You can achieve any camera movement using Luma's top competition, too. All you need to do is put the camera movement in the prompt by yourself, instead of using a drop-down menu. We're still testing the quality of the movement, though - as you mentioned, it's the level of control we can achieve over the movement and the quality of the animation once the camera moves that seems crucial. Again, thanks for the interesting video!
Totally agree. "Revolutionary" is definitely too strong a word for it. More of a nice to have for this .1 update (from version 1.5 to 1.6) It would not be enough to go to a 2.0. I also have noticed some very great camera movement options in other video gens as well. I appreciate you taking the time to check out the video!
Which level/tier of luma do you have? I was thinking I'd do the cheap one because I only would use it for AD&D character portraits for VTT's and I don't think I need more than 30/40 a month.
ah ya, I like that luma offers a lite tier like that as an option. I have a standard plan, because I throw like 6 of them up at a time and expect 2 to be decent, but I also have a short attention span so I get the monthly and then jump to a different service whenever a new update drops or something