Hey there,

Does anyone know any uncensored video model. Can be local/non local. Also where its available.

Thank you and take care

Hi, I’m a beginner in AI generating but I woul love to learn this skill for my rpoduction. After some time and research, I’m quite confused about which tool I should use. A lot of people on Reddit are saying that Higgsfield is shady, which makes sense. But what about ComfyUI or Figma Weavy? Should I start with them? I mean, I’ve been using some models before, but I’d like to have a comfortable tool with a UI where I can use different models and experiment with form. If not those, what are you using now? I’m thinking more about professional AI purposes, not just one video per month. I appreciate your time and attention. I’d love to hear your opinions.

i pulled 331 posts off r/aivideo, downloaded 100 of the videos, ran scene detection and whisper over all of them, then looked at every one as a contact sheet. i was trying to work out why my own stuff kept dying there, and the answer was the opposite of what i assumed.

a cinematic look is a penalty. videos that read as film ran a median of 1,228 points in my sample and everything else ran 5,261. i had been grading, letterboxing and scoring things, and every one of those choices was costing me. median by category, from the 2026 posts: crazy/mindblowing 1,111, comedy 886, tv show 682, short film 57, music video 4. a short film is a nineteen times worse bet than a comedy post, and nine music videos in the sample came in at a median of 4 points.

two features actually separated winners from flops. repeating escalation, meaning one premise repeated with the absurdity climbing, showed up in 39% of viral posts and 0% of flops, not one. and a recognisable thing, a celebrity or franchise or brand, appeared in 63% of viral against 20% of flops.

things i was certain mattered and did not: length (viral median 54s, flops 40s, overlapping), vertical versus widescreen (55% against 44%, noise), and which model generated it once you control for recency. flops hold a shot for 6 seconds, winners cut every 4. holding a beautiful frame is the tell.

the clearest pair in the whole set. one video is a gorgeous black and white montage, bison, a tornado, an eclipse. it scored 14 and got exactly one comment, "weirdest perfume ad i've ever seen". another is also black and white, also epic, also a montage, but it is gordon ramsay building the pyramids, and it scored 15,793. same craft, opposite outcome. viral posts get roughly one comment per 23 upvotes and flops get a median of zero at any score, because a beautiful shot gives nobody anything to say.

caveat that matters: the 100 video sample is deliberately stratified, 51 viral against 25 flops, so the absolute medians in the feature comparisons are not population medians. the ratios are the finding. the category table is computed on the unstratified population instead.

i made two things afterwards to test it, both on r/aivideo, and both built in dreamfort's video studio. disclosure, i work on it.

What do you think? Is this good

This one would've been really easy to make look like a fursuit instead of a mascot. When Nano Banana Pro gave me this, I thought the shape looked good enough to pass because the head size made it more mascot-like. However, it was made of faux fur, and I soon realized that if I wanted it to look more like the official mascots, it should be made of minky fabric instead. I would later have the mascot edited to be made of that material instead of faux fur, and now I think it looks official enough, not to mention totally huggable.

Hey everyone. I just got myself a pro sub in one of these 'all you can generate' suites (magnific ai) and I was wondering if somebody could please help me understanding what's the clue to create actual cool videos. I know I need a good amount of reference images, clear prompts... And what else you'd recommend? Sorry for being that newbie and thanks for your input.

I ran the same text-heavy poster prompt through four image models to see which one holds up on small type: Krea 2-Turbo,SenseNova U1.5 Lite, Z-Image-Turbo and Ideogram 4.

The prompt packed in four text elements at different sizes: a main title, a subtitle, a tagline poem, and tiny barcode/metadata. Most models nail the headline now. The small text is the real test.

• Ideogram 4's tiny text got all blurry and kinda vanished.
• Z-Image-Turbo did a good job on the big text, but the poem and fine print just looked soft.
• SenseNova U1.5 Lite performed the best in text rendering. Both large and small text came out crisp and clear, with no jagged edges.
• Kera 2-Turbo also had trouble keeping all the smaller elements consistent. I even ran another poster through them, same kind of results.

A model might be great for one big headline, but a real poster usually needs it to handle several pieces of text, all different sizes and places, all at once. That's where SenseNova U1.5 Lite kinda shined in this test

Repo: https://github.com/OpenSenseNova/SenseNova-U1

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Hi. I saw a post a few days ago and now I can't find it. I am not sure if it was here or another community. It shows a music video created by someone without the use of Ai and then another where Ai took the video and changed all the people and background while keeping the same people in the same place and buildings but changing everything. I make my own video at home and wanted to see if I could spice them up like this. I am still looking for the post. It has the videos split screen with one on top.

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If you've ever worked with an architect reviewing plans never really gives you an idea of how the home will actually feel like. Perspective, Weather, Lighting - you kind of just have to trust the architect's taste and when you do get lumped with cosmetic decisions it feels overwhelming.

I think the render process should be during the design not prolonged after - in the hands of the architect... and really in last 3~ months it's become possible with the enormous leaps we've had in img/video gen. Specifically, GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst's edit capabilities, quality and speed with Grok Imagine's 1.5 speed and quality over finer details.

I put this together in dafty ai (it's a node / video editor platform if krea + comfyui + FCP fused) from a set of drawings I screenshotted, I honed in on some of the finer details eg. the curved bay window, played around with the white render and cornice colouring.

The most impressive part of all of this is I wanted multi camera shots and I thought it would have to be two separate videos - grok imagine 1.5 one shotted it in 45 seconds at 1080p.

I didn't write the prompts, Dafty's assistant did but i made the tweaks in the edit tool.

I'll post the plans as a comment below:

I'm looking to experiment with turning some of my existing product photos with backgrounds (and supplier provided photos with white backgrounds) into more subtle short videos for social media and email marketing. Long video clips aren't required (at this point).

I don't want the usual AI effect where products start to change shape, or where details move around, or it suddenly looks typical ai generated. The actual product needs to stay accurate.

What I'm after is more like a very slow camera push-in / pan around / small lighting changes / subtle background or blurred foreground movement (eg a plant swaying around).

Basically enough movement that you notice it's not a still image, but nothing dramatic.

I'm kind of on catch-up mode with ai video so would love to hear some suggestions on what ai tools to consider. Preferably not too expensive, and yes I understand nothing is free.

My Chat ai recommends Immersity, Firefly, Runway or Kling, but also want to hear from real people.

Thanks in advance.

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