| | I created this animation as part of my tests to find the balance between image quality and motion in low-step generation. By combining LightX Loras, I think I’ve found the right combination to achieve motion that isn’t slow, which is a common problem with LightX Loras. But I still need to work on the image quality. The rendering is done at 6 frames per second for 3 seconds at 24fps. At 5 seconds, the movement tends to be in slow motion. But I managed to fix this by converting the videos to 60fps during upscaling, which allowed me to reach 5 seconds without losing the dynamism. I added stylish noise effects and sound with After Effects. I’m going to do some more testing before sharing the workflow with you. submitted by /u/Artefact_Design |
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