Midjourney just killed ChatGPT. Omnireference puts YOU inside cinematic worlds. Now you can travel through time, across genres, and become the star of any film. Step-by-step guide below 👇🏼🧵

Drag a reference image of yourself into the Omni ref box of the prompt bar. Click the slider and set the Omni-reference weight high (I like 800). Feel free to steal my prompt: A 50mm cinematic medium shot of a handsome man in his 30s. He’s wearing a heavy fur coat, face streaked with mud and snow. He trudges through a silent, frost-covered forest, his breath misting in the cold air. In the background, tall trees and distant mountains loom, reminiscent of the survival scenes from The Revenant. Arri 85mm master prime lens. Film Grain Effect. 70mm IMAX. --ow 800 Pro tip: Add --r 5 at the end so it'll run 5 sets of 4 shots each time so you don't have copy and paste a ton

If you want ideas for various scenes, plug in these instructions into ChatGPT: "Give me cinematic ideas for me as a timetraveler in picturesque places. Scenes from iconic movies, i'm hopping between iconic movies as the main characters. So like Brendan Fraser in the mummy, Han Solo in star wars, etc. Give me 20 ideas for iconic shots and scenes"

Then bring the top images into your favorite AI platform (Kling, Luma, Runway, etc.) and animate! Add your favorite song (this track was "Can You Hear the Music") and edit to the beats! Big thanks to @DavidSHolz and the whole @midjourney team for this update! They cooked!

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Once you've generated your fav shots

I enjoy Runways references better.

I haven't used it much yet but will try!

How ChatGPT killed here. Bait.

The image reference feature in 4o. It’s not cinematic at all in comparison

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