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Testing AI for cinematic hero sections. Static image: Nano Banana. Animation: Kling. AI makes it much faster to prototype cinematic web experiences and motion concepts. What do you think?
28 votes
Ends in 1d
Video 2 looks good
the video looks amazing
Will go for the video one
Hmmm... no driver?
This is fantastic. The video one looks better
Amazing 🤩
woow new idea)))
incredible! excellent! 👍
I think the animated version is giving the best vibe. My vote will be for the animated one 🔥
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