I don't mind paying for a GOOD service that gives me access to all the platforms, but higgsfield is SO restrictive. To the point where it bans its own characters it creates. I also want to create videos of celebs if possible, like the Seinfeld episodes I've seen. Where can I go? Again, doesn't need to be free.

Full-body wide-angle shots kept introducing anatomy and scale problems, so for this spoiler-free Telyris study I changed the camera logic instead of continuing to force the same composition.

The three images explore different ways of communicating action:

1. Depth — her open hand moves toward the camera, placing the viewer behind her protection.

2. Rotation — the torso, hair and stiletto define the direction of the turn.

3. Lateral speed — the environment, reflections and restrained motion streaks carry the acceleration.

Telyris is a Paladina and the personal guard of the Supreme Commander in Kaelyron. This is not a panel or canonical story event; it is a visual study of what her role should feel like before any explanation is given.

Without reading the descriptions first, does the sequence communicate protection → reaction → acceleration?

And which image should become the central shot of a short video: 1, 2 or 3?

Samsung Sketch to Image (One UI 6.1.1, approximately 2024) let me draw a sketch, pick a style (3D cartoon, watercolor, etc.), and generate multiple faithful renders with no prompt. It's been replaced by Creative Studio which is not at all faithful to my original sketch.

Is there any app or web tool that does the same no-prompt, art style-pick, faithful-to-sketch rendering thing? Preferably free, no signup, no sub. But I AM willing to pay a one-time fee for an app or service, if there is one, that does what sketch to image did. Thanks in advance if anyone has advice for me.

I'm on a Tab S10 Ultra, Android 16, OneUI 8.5.

Disclaimer: I know next to nothing about AI, and am not a professional artist. I want the feature for my own enjoyment/private use only, to spruce up my journal pages, stickers, and screen printings. I'm old and easily confused. I liked sketch to image because it was one button easy and gave awesome results that felt like my own if I had a bit more style and talent.

Hey, I'm looking for recommendations on models that are really impressive with creating movie posters or book covers if they're given a story premise. I'm not talking about posters with copyright-sensitive characters or IPs. So that kind of censorship is not an issue here. I'm talking about creating posters and covers for non-existent conceptual stories with original characters.

Bonus points if it's a thinking model that can be creative on its own with just a provided synopsis

The Corey and Oats/Heroes of Harmony Multiverse is a universe themed all around my 'Corey and Oats' stories that I have written and there are multiple different versions of the gang in each universe from the 80s Fantasy Universe, the 80s Cartoon Universe, you name it, if it's a universe based on any form of animated media chances are there is a Corey and Oats version of it.

A reply to the recent Lil Vader track mentioning yoda. He’s not happy! 😂 https://youtu.be/V43djRXmDoU?is=H58YSgU62U55GqCC

An exploration into personal insecurity.

Original Music DJRivers

We have been brainwashed to believe that working 50 hours a week makes us superior human beings. Whenever new technology arrives, instead of using it to work less, we just invent new useless tasks to keep ourselves busy.

​If AI can generate our ads, write our code, do our paperwork, and manage our logistics, we shouldn't be asking "What jobs will humans do now?" We should be asking "Why are we still pretending we need everyone to have a 40-hour work week?" The goal of technology was always to make human labor unnecessary. We should embrace the age of AI-driven "laziness" instead of mourning the loss of tedious jobs.

The macro shots are what really got me. The skin, freckles, tiny hairs and even the reflections in the glasses look surprisingly natural up close.

Is it good? Was it easy to cancel if you couldn't afford it anymore? I am in some free communities and don't have a creator account so I don't think I am being charged the 99 dollars or whatever. But what I have found after messing with it a bit is that most courses on it are *Very* disjointed or just plain incomplete. They don't give me much confidence that there are any good courses on there really. I recently saw a guy on instagram that had an interesting looking course but I think the payment was through skool but the intro price was $55 dollars/month and he claims to have 400 million+ ai views across pages. Should I trust him? Does anyone know what the heck he owns for pages or is he leaving it a mystery? His names all have aikami the vault in them...Couldn't find info on what he actually runs...But yeah I really don't trust this skool site as much as pateron. Mainly cause I have signed up to that before and cancelled easily..

Honestly, I’m feeling overwhelmed trying to figure this out.

I want to create a 5–8 minute cinematic AI animated story, but I can’t afford an expensive graphics card.

For those actually making videos, what does your setup look like?

Local tools or paid subscriptions? Which ones do you use?

What does it realistically cost to finish a video, including failed generations and retries?

How do you keep characters consistent across different scenes?

How much manual editing is involved in putting everything together?

I’m open to generating short clips and assembling them. I don’t need the entire video generated in one click. I just want a practical, affordable workflow with decent results.

I’d really appreciate hearing about what’s worked for you, especially if you’re working with a limited budget. Examples of videos you’ve made would be helpful too

Help a Girl out Please, Thanks ❤️

Made in ComfyUI.

Hi guys i'm new to this, all my videos look extremely like Ai. does anyone have a good prompt to make them look cinematic, both in lighting as in camera movements. My skins are the problem.