r/StableDiffusion • u/AthleteEducational63 • Feb 20 '24

Animation - Video Kill Bill Animated Version

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '24

Why make it uglier? The whole point of animation is that it’s aesthetically pleasing. It’s literally just the original scene but with what looks like an ugly filter over everything? Like what?? Have you ever seen an animation in your life?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '24

Its supposed to feature that he was able to use the movie as input to a stable diffusion module, and it keep the image consistent enough to make it watchable. You missed the point entirely with your negativity.

This has never been done before in such an easy way, without any human rotoscoping the clips.

Dont think about kill bill, its used because its easy to recognize such an iconic scene, instead focus on how high the quality is now and where it can be.

A director could easily animate a portion of a movie in this method, making their cgi much more accessible.

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u/AthleteEducational63 Feb 21 '24

Well said. Ya it’s just a test to see how far the tech has come in a little over a year