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Running some tests comparing Runway #Gen2 and #Pika with minimal movement direction. Seems like Gen-2 is better atm for resolution, details, movement, and realism. Not sure why Runway decided to create an extra random scene in that second shot. 🤣 #midjourney #pika #runway #AI

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