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Claude Opus 5.5 is really good at spotting and fixing rendering errors. It uses Photoshop + DaVinci Resolve Fusion to clean up an AI-generated video in a few minutes - a process that used to take hours of manual work.

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Bob7 days ago

Great now we can scam people even more with fake videos. Either label it, have a watermark, or get banned

Debo6 days ago

What was the process like?

SKIPDAY (Takan - a vibe launcher) 🇮🇩6 days ago

how it's done? frame by frame?

Ryan7 days ago

this kind of workflow can save creators so much time.

Helmy Pad6 days ago

Massive upgrade ⚡

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