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A 3-Step AI VFX Workflow for Full Environment Replacement Creator seungho__yeo ( IG ) turned an urban street into a fantasy coastal kingdom with original camera movement and character performance fully intact. → Horses added with R2V + text prompts → Alpha mattes pulled on the people and horses... show more

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RAZA | AI EXPLORER7 days ago

The level of control in this VFX workflow is seriously impressive.

Vinc AI7 days ago

This is what actual AI VFX workflows look like right now: keep the camera and performance, generate the augmentation layer, mask and relight. The 'AI generates the whole frame' idea keeps missing this hybrid pattern.

Elise Tech Ai7 days ago

That transformation is mind-blowing — urban to fantasy kingdom while keeping the original motion flawless!

Mira Synth Tech6 days ago

That workflow is 🔥 street fantasy kingdom with same performance wow

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