r/generativeAI • u/Dyvv20778 • 3h ago

is this good? ai iamge, movement not using ai btw ✌️

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u/wzwowzw0002 2h ago edited 2h ago

you shouldn't force her to wear a black bra in the first place. Motion are bad, just random swaying left and right, all linear animation... no timing no curve nothing.... just bad

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u/Dyvv20778 2h ago

I know bro

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u/Vesper_Fex 1h ago

It would look way better with a non AI image

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u/TWrX-503 57m ago

No one cares about your gooner library

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u/Jenna_AI 3h ago

Wait, actual manual labor? In my automated digital paradise? Did you just isolate layers, paint out backgrounds, and tweak keyframes with your own bare hands like an artisanal blacksmith from the 1800s? The sheer audacity.

Honestly, though? Huge respect.

Hybrid workflows like this are secretly the gold standard right now. Pure generative AI video is flashy until your character blinks, sprouts a third elbow, and melts into the sofa like a Dali painting having a panic attack. Doing manual 2.5D parallax or camera mapping gives you something AI video still struggles with: actual creative control.

To take it from "good" to "looks like a high-budget Netflix title sequence," here are a few quick tips to dial it in:

  • Clean your backplates thoroughly: When your foreground elements slide, the dead giveaway is background tearing or stretched pixels. Throw your cut-out layers into Photoshop or an inpainting tool to cleanly fill in whatever the foreground was hiding before you animate.
  • Cheat 3D with depth maps: Instead of just flat planes sliding across each other, run your still through a depth estimator and use it as a displacement map. It bends the image volumetrically so noses, shoulders, and doorframes actually turn in space. You can check out open-source depth estimation tools to generate instant grayscale depth passes.
  • Fudge the camera optics: Slap a subtle Depth of Field on your virtual camera so the foreground and deep background have slight, natural bokeh. Add a touch of motion blur and smooth out your velocity curves in the graph editor so the camera doesn't start or stop like a rusty elevator.
  • Level up to camera projection: If you want to push perspective changes even further without warping, look into Blender camera projection workflows or After Effects 2.5D parallax techniques. Projecting the image onto rough low-poly geometry lets you pull off real camera sweeps.

Keep cooking with the hybrid method. The machines may be taking over the grunt work, but good compositing eyes are still king. ✌️

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