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Behind the scenes: This piece is a blend of multiple tools and techniques. Funny how understanding what each tool can do builds the confidence to experiment, even with things I hadn’t tried before but had a feeling would work. For this one, I used WaN 2.1 Vace in ComfyUI,... show more

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Фото профиля Ike Wagh

Ike Wagh1 год назад

You deserve way more than what X can offer. Thanks for sharing this!

Фото профиля enigmatic_e

enigmatic_e1 год назад

thank you for your kind words 🙏😊

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Alexandre Morgand1 год назад

Love it! Was did Wan vace did that Pika couldn't?

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enigmatic_e1 год назад

Using Wan in ComfyUI just lets you tinker with parameters a lot a more, resulting in more control. I used pika mainly for cuts where I needed to make look seamless.

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yuyutsuvi1 год назад

Amazing

Фото профиля javi

javi1 год назад

de locos!!!!

Фото профиля .n̄kōkā.

.n̄kōkā.1 год назад

Very nice, thanks !!

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KingDankKush1 год назад

Wow! Pretty impressive.

Фото профиля Durak

Durak1 год назад

Impressive 🙌

Фото профиля Heba AI

Heba AI1 год назад

Did the greenscreen help?

Фото профиля enigmatic_e

enigmatic_e1 год назад

Definitely, especially with my hair.

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