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Moody, desaturated, and deeply melancholic.
Wan 3.0 captures raw emotion and cinematic texture so naturally.
Great work
That single overhead light doing all the work on his face sells the mood more than the color grade does. Wan's handling shadow falloff well here.
The cinematic texture is impressive. Really nails that mood.
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I just used it and created this video.
wow really nice!
You have a point but a time is coming when that manual work will be fully automated with Ai.
As most of us are still doing manual work some people are busy training Ai to take over that activities in nearby future
Manual work is always better than ai slop you can use ai for some clips but full video made with ai is unprofessional and a waste of money and resources
The point about people quietly training AI on today's manual tasks is the part most of us underestimate. Do you think the craft shifts to directing and curating those models, rather than disappearing entirely?
Hey everyone! 👋
Working on Cortiva, an AI-first hospital branding project.
I've already finalized the color direction, but I thought it would be fun to explore two different moods.
Option 01💚 or Option 02? 💜
Both have their own personality, and I'm curious to see which one you prefer!
Let's see which one wins! 👀
5 voted
33%
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Option 01 for me. Green gets to "care" faster in a hospital setting, while the violet pulls the whole system toward a tech product. Since the identity is AI-first, I'd be curious whether you want patients to read it as clinical or as friendly first.