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Taste Test
I'm testing out H3 Max model from fal. Trying out a complicated scene to check how the performance is on their playground. Which one do you like better and why?
Prompt in the comments.
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Prompt:
"Fast-paced match-cut of a basketball player's hand dribbling at waist height. At least 10–12 hard cuts. Extreme close-up: forearm, hand, and ball only.
Black background. One rectangular clip at a time, each a different size and shape, sitting alone on the black. Never...
option 2 feels more dynamic & contemporary, in my opinion!
Testing a model on a complicated scene instead of an easy one is the right instinct, that's usually where the seams show. What made this particular scene the stress test for you?
Option 2 is better
option 2 looks amazing
The option 2 looks captivating to me
option 2 for me, motion holds up way better
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