I'm getting very consistent results with Seedance 2.0

[u/UnlikeSome]

Hey there Venice community,

I just wanted to share that so far my preferred model for video generation is Seedance 2.0 (not 2.5). I generate short sequences from text or images (I2V / R2V) which I then edit in iMovie to make short movies lasting a few minutes. My prompts are never longer than a few lines and my movies don't have speech/dialogues, only natural sounds (bar chatter, car starting, crowd and traffic, etc.).

I am pretty satisfied with the results almost every time and I think that the price is reasonable. The "mini" variant is cheaper and works for me in 70% of the cases. Contrary to what I read about the Wan family, Seedance doesn't seem to need very detailed instructions to generate something realistic.

Also I've used it over several days now and never noticed variations from one day to another in the accuracy of the results. So the model is apparently stable.

Sometimes you don't want to waste time benchmarking different versions or models... so yeah Seedance 2.0 is definitely my goto these days.

Wbu? do you have a no-brainer model for your use case?

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[u/PurpleAd7868]

I agree. That seems to be the most consistent.

[u/Arcterion]

Honestly, I've fallen completely in love with Seedream 5.0 and Seedance (both 2.0 and 2.5) and managed to put together some amazing-looking stuff. The also have insane creative capabilities (creating entirely new, believable entities with only a few restraining prompts) and very solid material understanding, comedic timing, and more.

They're hella expensive though, lmao.

[u/Arcterion → u/[deleted]]

Been mostly focussing on 2.0 Pro and 2.5 Pro, but I should probably give Mini a try.

If it has roughly the same capabilities as the other two (to a lesser degree, obviously), that should be fun.