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ComfyUI for Animation: Keyframe Exploration Character reference → camera angle → finished keyframe. One graph, any shot. Step 1: load your character or character sheet into the input node. Step 2: drag the direction, elevation, and distance controls on the Multi-Angle Camera node. It writes the camera description automatically... show more

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ComfyUI14 days ago

Run the workflow:

Machine Space13 days ago

Can we point it to a different image generator, or even a local one? This is hella cool

Gitterdid13 days ago

Stopped reading at Chat--- On the other hand, God Bess ComfyUI, you guys rock!

Red13 days ago

Can you give it a pose reference too? Instead of describing it

Ella Tech & Tool13 days ago

This workflow is slick one graph, endless shots

Sophia AI & Tool Expert13 days ago

Such a clever, streamlined workflow character to finished keyframe in one graph is brilliant!

Aina Ai | Tools & Updates13 days ago

This ComfyUI workflow is genius character to perfect keyframe in one graph

Cannotius Breathius13 days ago

Make it work with Krea or Qwen edit

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