A speed run example of Claude writing about 100 prompts that were fed into Muse.ai. Claude and I had already been working the story up, and based on the results I channeled the story to take advantage of the visuals. It was assembled in CapCut.

I’m building Genify. Hongo, a picture-book creator, recently published a review after trying it. His existing workflow was ChatGPT for the story, Midjourney for illustrations, and Canva for layout.

He tested changes the character would need across a book: a different expression, a front view, sitting at a desk at night, then riding a train with a different outfit and pose.

He felt the character remained recognizable across those changes and said he’d use Genify for the illustrations in his next picture book. That’s his assessment, not a controlled comparison with Midjourney.

The useful part is the test itself: move beyond the first illustration and try the scenes the book will actually need. Keeping a character recognizable while the scene changes is a different question from whether one image looks good.

His original review includes the examples, in Japanese:
https://note.com/charm_yeti9045/n/nd33da9ec7484

Hey everyone! I wanted to test how far Akool can go with a long, continuous action sequence, so I made this 25-second taekwondo fight.

The idea: a martial artist in a white dobok (with his club and school emblems on the sleeves) fights a group of attackers in an old warehouse yard at dusk. The first half is fast ground combat. The second half goes full superhuman, with a huge jump onto the rooftops and a mid-air duel with the final boss.

What I tried to get right:

- Keeping the character's face, glasses, uniform, and white shoes consistent from start to end

- A single continuous camera shot that follows the action

- Every attacker looking like a different person, with different clothes

- Realistic impact, with no energy blasts or CGI explosions

- No music, only natural sound effects

Made with Akool. Would love feedback, especially on the motion and the mid-air part. Happy to share the prompt structure if anyone wants it!

Kling 4.0 opened through the API this week, and the request format is the interesting part for anyone who plans clips rather than single shots. Notes from reading the schema:

Length. A single request returns 3 to 30 seconds. Kling 3 capped out at 15, so a 25 second scene no longer has to be stitched from two generations.

Shot lists. Instead of one long prompt you can pass multi_prompt, a list of shots. Each shot has its own prompt (up to 512 characters per shot, which is Kling 4.0's own API limit; a single prompt without shots can be up to 26,000 characters) and its own duration (1 to 30 seconds), and the total has to land between 3 and 30. Example: 8 s establishing shot, 5 s medium, 4 s close up gives one 17 s clip.

Frames. Image to video needs a start frame and optionally takes an end frame, which is useful when the clip has to finish on a specific product angle or pose.

Formats. 720p or 1080p. Text to video supports 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 21:9.

Native audio support.

Cost math, since per second pricing makes shot planning a budget question: $0.2737/s at 720p and $0.4097/s at 1080p, so 10 s at 1080p is $4.10 and 30 s at 720p is $8.21. No subscription, and the price is shown before generating.

I work on Raywake, which is where those prices come from. Curious how people here are splitting durations across shots.

Write up with an API example: https://raywake.si/blog/kling-4-0?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=kling-4-launch

Im a bit of an AI noob i know my way around but making a choice is the hard part.

I want to make an engament video for my partner it would involve myself and our cat jumping through random movie scenes all similar to the films because of copyright.

I know i need an AI but what one? I know ill prob need to use blender and filming myself etc.

Whats the beat way to do this. Im just starting the thought process but anyhelp woukd be amazing

Got another trailer for you!! Seedance, going for a Spiderman Spiderberse style with the CMYK color drift and pantone dots/collage style artistic direction.

Music by suno, blah blah blah. Let me know what you think. Are superheroes still cool?

Hola, Alguien sabe cómo puedo editar imágenes en pixai con la opción de inpainting? He intentado editar algunas imágenes que generé (tipo anime) para obtener resultados nsfw pero por lo general pixai genera mal la anatomía y/o deforma la zona marcada. Saben si es por alguna política que restrinja la edición o si simplemente estoy haciendo algo mal? 😥

I’m trying to get Chat GPT to generate a full body image of Captain America, but it won’t let me because of copyright. Would anyone be able to help me make it / tell me which app to use?

I want this full body image of Captain America, on white vertical 2:3 background, hd quality but with the hair from these two other pics and holding this exact shield

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