This thread includes: · Retro-futuristic style prompts for Midjourney v7 · Guide to using Style Reference · Prompts for animating with Kling 2.0 · Prompt for generating music in Riffusion Bookmark this so you always have it handy! 🧵👇

Start by generating an image in Midjourney. I went with the first one because I got that grainy, retro-bizarre look I was going for. Find the prompt in the ALT. Keep generating—this time using the previous image as a Style Reference. Check out the screenshot ant the ALTs.

Told you this thread was packed with prompts—so here are 4 more in the ALTs of these images. Keep reading, ‘cause we’re about to start animating! 👇

We’re using @Kling_ai 2.0 master with our reference images—it’s super versatile and delivers great quality. Here’s my favorite from this retro-futuristic batch. Watch how the camera follows the main character as everything goes wild! Prompt’s in the ALT.

A couple more examples—prompts are in the ALTs of the screenshots. Now let’s move on to the music. Oh, and I’ll drop the link to try out Kling at the end of the thread.

No need to rely on music libraries anymore—you can just create your own with @riffusionai, and it’s free! The new model they just released is insane too. I’m dropping the full track and the prompt I used in the ALT text of the image.

And as promised… here’s the link to try out Kling! A few days ago, I also showed how to use the effects on the channel—it’s an awesome feature!

Hope you enjoyed it—both the style and the insights I shared! Follow me at @techhalla to stay up to date with all things generative AI, and don’t forget to like, repost, and bookmark the main post—it really helps me out!

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retro with @higgsfield_ai ,aliens melting and aliens transforming into metal

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Ooh la la, trippy video! I'm not a fan of such strong color grading, but here it does the job. As you get deeper into the prompts, the effect differs from the assumptions, but that's what creativity is all about, letting go where something else is acceptable ;-). An example. This photo has a 35mm lens in the description, and it's rather 16-24mm instead of 35mm. Kling 2.0 brilliantly developed this into an almost fisheye lens with a push-in type movement, emphasizing the cramped space of the room and building a great, stylish shot, although he left out the flash of the boy's face on the screen instead of the alien. The description of the music track is... epic. Hats off!

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