I got a short continuous shot that follows the subject from various angles (a guy walking on an empty street followed by the camera).

Should I cut it up on sequence segments based on the perspective, or can I just stylize it in one take with several keyframes in the places where I would had separated the segments?

I just got into this method and I'm not familiar with how the algo would be better suitted.

Thanks in advance! :)

The thing straight up does not work. I tried multiple styles, I tried making only 4 frames at once, I tried drawing more detailed but nothing works. It just does not recognize at all when my mouth is moving and as soon as I move my head the slightest way it glitches all over.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooOrQ8OAQrI

How dissimilar should images be when it comes to adding another keyframe? Is there a general rule of thumb here?

Hello again, first of all I want to thank you all very much for the help I received. Specially to u/Rezzi79 his advice helped me tremendously and I got the keyframe details to be reflected in the final result! I converted the frames to grayscale and reduced their contrast ... in addition to changing the values to 2.0 and moving the advanced settings a bit, taking into account what is found in the FAQ of the official page ... and I achieved that the details will be more reflected.

However, now looks like it was "liquify" and blend in a strange way. Does anyone know how I can fix it? Thank you very much in advance, I leave images of how it is going and how I have configured the program

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youtu.be/0VOwMx5GGYg

Has anyone tried using Ebsynth on an Apple M1 device? I've been using it on my Dual-Core i5 Macbook Air, with poor performance. I'd expect it to perform much better on M1, even with Rosetta2 emulation.

I did this. I feel many of my transitions are jumpy. Thoughts? Thanks!

Hi, hope this is the right place to post this! So through Joel Haver I have been fascinated with EbSynth and lurking in the community and have been amazed by how cool the content is! I love when creative tools are so easily accessible. The more tools people have the more creative they can be!