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Time-to-Move + Wan 2.2 Test

Made this using mickmumpitz’s ComfyUI workflow that lets you animate movement by manually shifting objects or images in the scene. I tested both my higher quality camera and my iPhone, and for this demo I chose the lower quality footage with imperfect lighting. That roughness made it feel more grounded, almost like the movement was captured naturally in real life. I might do another version with higher quality footage later, just to try a different approach. Here’s mickmumpitz’s tutorial if anyone is interested: https://youtu.be/pUb58eAZ3pc?si=EEcF3XPBRyXPH1BX

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