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Side by side comparison between newly launched MiniMax H2 and Seedance 2.5 Pro.
Concept: a motion design for a bracelet, where the clasp and charms gets attached one by one seamlessly.
Let me know which one do you think nailed it.
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Minimax's details and movement is slightly better with great pov positioning.
yes I found MiniMax doing it better everytime for product motion designs.
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