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Quick breakdown of how this sequence was created using WAN 2.2 Animate agent and Multi-Angle Fashion Shoot agent One changes your appearance and location, the other generates camera movements and transitions. Short tutorial on blending both techniques Links to these agents below 👇

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GLIF10 个月前

Try Wan 2.2 Agent here:

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GLIF10 个月前

Try Fashion Shoot Agent Here:

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TF10 个月前

How many credits you use?

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fabian10 个月前

this is really crazy, perfect combo

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Ayush Yadav10 个月前

Crazy stuff @fabianstelzer

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jboogx.creative10 个月前

Actually unlimited possibilities with this 🧠🧠

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AI World News🤖💕10 个月前

Glif is living in the future

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Latent Musings10 个月前

That moment when you slice the pepper… chef’s kiss 🧑‍🍳🔪

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HunterHunty Hunted9 个月前

Cool! Just sharing Grok estimate: Video generations (especially Wan 2.2) are the bulk of the cost, often comparable to 20–50+ credits per short clip on similar platforms, scaled by length/resolution and retries. Estimated total: 800–2000 credits

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chris10 个月前

gonna use this to make everyone i know think that i can cook

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Himanshu Kumar10 个月前

I've observed the agent's function; the sequence creation was efficient.

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Guillermo Castellanos10 个月前

Wow Next level!

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CanEl Studios9 个月前

Veery impressive.

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Dr G Hodl10 个月前

Cool, thanks for sharing the breakdown!

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