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The biggest challenge for current video models isn't just the resolution, it's maintaining physics during fast movements.
I tested the latest Kling 2.6 update with a drone shot, transitioning from a street directly into an apartment. The update promised better texture consistency and handling of "whip pans".
My thoughts: The visual stability during the transition from outdoor to indoor is a significant improvement. Previous models often hallucinate the geometry during this kind of acceleration.
Note on audio: While the visuals have improved, Kling's native audio still very raw and unusable for professional output in my opinion. The SFX you hear in this clip was built from scratch in post-production to match the visual energy.
wonderful work!
Thanks man!
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I've made a tutorial on how I turned a basic video into a half-animated world using CapCut AI Effects with the New Age Art filter.
TUTORIAL:
1. Upload your clip into CapCut
2. Fix the base. I always use the auto adjust to clean up lighting and improve quality first.
3. Go to Effects, then AI Effects, and choose the New Age Art effect. Apply it and let it process fully.
4. Overlay your original video and place it on top.
5. Add a mask so you create a rectangle or any shape in the centre with the real footage. The animated version stays in the background.
You end up with this split reality look. Half real, half animated.
If you try it, add the video in the comments or tag me on your post.
Such a great tutorial 🙌
If you're ever feeling stuck for creativity, I suggest looking back at your old work to see what you'd improve. It’s a great way to measure progress without the pressure of starting from scratch.
I recently opened up my project archives to do exactly this. What started as a simple modeling exercise evolved into a full lighting and material study. I used this session to refine the metal textures and dial in the studio lighting, all within Blender.
This is a solid reminder... Looking at old work takes the pressure off and shows how far you've come.
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