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AI Video | Car Review, First-Person Filming (Realism Style)
The client provided four photos of a car from different angles, originally shot in summer. The goal was to create a realistic first-person video filmed on a smartphone, with the person filming visible in the car’s reflection, while transforming the entire scene into a winter setting.
I converted the original photos into a winter environment, upscaled them, and generated the video using Veo 3.1. The transition in the middle of the video is not fully smooth because the final scene was removed after this version was created.
Software used: Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe Photoshop, Gemini Images, Veo 3.1, Topaz AI Gigapixel
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