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Today Luma launched their new RAY3 model, capable of generating High Dynamic Range (HDR) videos natively. Thrilled to share that I’m now a creative partner with Luma. As part of that, I had early access to RAY3 and spent time pushing it to its limits. Here’s one of my...

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