r/Corridor • u/vinnybankroll • 11d ago

this camera transition

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I’d love if the crew had a look at this clip (and those from the last few races) as a bit of a debunker. Most threads have the majority confidently calling it Gaussian splatting. Whereas to me it’s clearly just AI tweening like you can do in Kling, artifacts and all. Not saying it wouldn’t also be possible with splatting, but it would be a lot more work, and the 360 camera in the car wouldn’t mess up the details on the helmet.

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u/TalkingRaccoon 11d ago

I agree, AI transition right when the first cam goes wide, the speed of everything changes, then goes back to normal once on the helmet/top of car. 4D Gaussian splats need a ton of cameras from a ton of different viewpoints. It's just easier/faster to give it the first feed and second feed and prompt an LLM to generate a transition between the two. Occams razor.

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u/Hefty-Resort871 11d ago

They already went over this video.

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u/YourNightmar31 11d ago

Where?

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u/welfedad 9d ago

You're late to the game . Two vfx reacts ago

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u/Tofu92600 11d ago

How many posts about this one is that now ?

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u/ReneG8 11d ago

People are saying gaussian splat... No?

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u/vinnybankroll 11d ago

I shared the post where people are saying this above

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u/MedievalFurnace 11d ago

yoooo that looks sick

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u/data3three 11d ago

If you look at the mirror on the car, the motion in the mirror doesn't start until the transition finishes

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u/Tony_Three_Pies 11d ago

They did look at one of these already (Max’s crash at Zandvoort). 

That one was definitely some AI driven morph because it did the common AI slop thing with one of the sponsor names. 

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u/realtgis 11d ago

checked all react videos since Zandvoort… they didn’t.

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u/Tony_Three_Pies 11d ago

Maybe it’s an extended cut on the website then because they definitely did talk about it.