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Turned a static beverage product image into a realistic motion video for the first time using Dreamina.
I focused on subtle, natural movement: gentle water ripples, drifting cherries, shifting ice, and slight can movement while keeping the product, logo and typography intact.
A simple experiment, but a great step into AI powered product animation and motion design.
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The restrained ripples and ice movement preserve the productβs realism.
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