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Part 2 is here: Juan Felipe's big break 🏗️
Daniel tells Juan Felipe to get back to work. Juan Felipe holds up his phone: MesaBox already booked the call. Mesa… Box.
Same characters, same stack: Higgsfield for the video, Claude Code for the edit, MesaBox built in Lovable :)
Since submitting, I've been reaching out to real builders and pros in the trades.
Next up: fit checks on every question in the chat box, plain-word dealbreakers ("no flat roofs"), and re-exploring the original feature: Google Maps booking.
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Option 2..Depicts what the app does instantly.
Can AI make your own footage look smoother in slow motion?
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Left: manually slowed down
Right: enhanced to 120fps, then slowed down
After putting them side by side, the difference is subtle but the slow motion does look smoother, especially with faster movements.
I did notice some distortion in the last scene, though, so it’s not perfect yet.
Still, it’s a useful tool when you want to slow down footage and emphasize the movement.
Can you tell the difference?
High slow motion is better in high frames nice animation I like how clothes are flying by the air ❤️❤️