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Newark Cherry Blossoms 2026

Just a little video that I out together, make sure to enjoy them and bring your camera :)

u/Quirky_Spirit_1951 — 17 hours ago
Made a full AI music video using Kling for every scene — honest feedback welcome
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Made a full AI music video using Kling for every scene — honest feedback welcome

Just finished my first AI music video. Every scene generated and animated in Kling 3.0, music from Suno. 17 scenes, multi-shot feature in some cases, capcut for the final video.

Learned a lot making it.

Proud of it but I'm too close to it now — would love an honest take on whether it actually holds up.

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u/khndzor — 1 hour ago
[Blues Rap] 微笑む幽霊たちの墓地 - Kintsugi Lungs ft. Walkingcrow One
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[Blues Rap] 微笑む幽霊たちの墓地 - Kintsugi Lungs ft. Walkingcrow One

私は語り手として、デジタルな墓地の物語を紡ぎます。これは、美しい投稿の裏に痛みを隠し、他人のために笑顔の仮面を被って生きる「最も悲しい役者たち」の物語です。

🎧 From the Album "9万時間の錆" here: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/kintsugilungs/9?ref=release

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u/DreamCrow1 — 5 hours ago
2 months of Kling motion tests for 2,500 AI characters on a dating sim - what the data actually showed (Prompt Included)
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2 months of Kling motion tests for 2,500 AI characters on a dating sim - what the data actually showed (Prompt Included)

Disclosure: founder of mutual match dating sim called Amoura.io
Posted here a while back about Kling for character clips. Here's what our additional testing added.

The counterintuitive finding: less description/motion = more identity
Every time we added complex motion or description "head turns, walking, significant gestures," identity drift increased. The clips that held up best were almost still: a slight weight shift, a breath, a contained expression change. The less we asked the model to do, the more the person stayed consistent.

This was the opposite of what we expected.

The loop point is where faces go wrong
The last 3-4 frames before a loop resets are where drift concentrates. We stopped trying to smooth it and started cutting clips right before drift begins. A 4-second clip becomes 2.8 seconds sometimes. The audience doesn't notice the length. They notice the face change.

Motion type hierarchy (best to worst for identity):

  1. Facial microexpressions
  2. Subtle head settle (under 5 degrees)
  3. Body language -- breathing, weight shift
  4. Head turns -- drift starts past about 15 degrees
  5. Anything involving shoulders/torso -- face usually different by the end

PROMPT FOR KLING 3.0:
She gently adjusts her hair then starts checking herself out in the mirror, followed by a subtle cheeky cute shy giggle and smile

The implied subject works for video too
Specifying who is filming just by saying "he" or "she" tends to take their personality from a single image and fill in the gaps, more accurately than sometimes, I can write.

What's the highest complexity motion anyone's gotten to feel genuinely natural?

u/MetaEmber — 21 hours ago
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Movie trailer I made with Kling!

Made this with mostly kling and some nano banana for the images. My first attempt at anything like this so I’m pretty happy with it. But I know it can get better

u/DontUseTheZedWord — 13 hours ago
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VEO and Kling - primitive models

Un messaggio per coloro che pensano: “Beh, ora abbiamo Veo e Kling…

Tutto andava bene fino a marzo, quando è scoppiata la notizia che tutti conosciamo.

Come sempre, il mio unico modello generativo di riferimento era Sora 2. Per rifinire un video, usavo Veo 3.1 o Grok o Kling, se necessario, giusto per completare un breve clip che Sora non aveva gestito bene, ma non avrei mai osato usarli per più di qualche secondo, perché sapevo benissimo che non erano all'altezza.

Capisco che tutti qui stiano usando i modelli Veo o Kling, ma chiunque qui abbia effettivamente usato Sora 2 fin dal primo giorno—e intendo davvero usarlo, non solo per fare video di gatti su TikTok—sa benissimo che non c'era un singolo comando che Sora 2 seguisse alla lettera… spesso inventava cose, immaginava nuove scene e raccontava storie in modo completamente originale.

Quindi la risposta è SÌ, c'era un modello capace di fare tutto ciò, eravamo già nel 🚀2027 e ora non c'è più

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u/spaceuniversal — 20 hours ago
I made city past-present-future videos with Kling 3.0 (from start-end images from Banana Bro)
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I made city past-present-future videos with Kling 3.0 (from start-end images from Banana Bro)

Please watch and comment here. It's my first time creating videos, and I'm curious to hear your opinions. I admit I have a biased opinion that they turned out great lol.

(I also tried other formats but the PPF is my fav so far.)

The channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCczVMSRg1Dx0iXMwbcq9G3Q

u/currywurstingen — 22 hours ago
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