Mystical Ruins Explorer

From within Midjourney v6, simply type in the above prompt and wait for your images! You always want to use and preserve an aspect ratio of 16:9 anytime you're working with image-to-video workflows typically, as most models are trained on this aspect ratio and therefore output the best results specific to video. If you try to use portrait aspect ratios, for instance, oftentimes your video results will not be as good for this reason. The --ar is the designation for this, and you'll notice in Midjourney that varying this slightly will also lead to slight changes in styles and outputs even from within Midjourney. When using --style raw combined with --stylize 1000, you can also be sure you're getting the closest and most consistent results to this image in Midjourney, as it's tightly adhering to your prompt while also maximizing the styling of your image! These two parameters are both ones you can play with as you build out your aesthetic more, for example, adjusting the --stylize parameter to a lower number, or removing it all together lead to very different results (it only goes up to 1000). Similarly, you can also remove --style raw and experiment with the results. It's all in how you find your voice aesthetically!

Once you've input the above text prompt into Midjourney v6, simply download your preferred image (or set of images). You do not need to convert your image files over to any other format, you can simply go straight to FinalFrame.ai, log in, and then import your images using the 'import media' button. From here, simply press the 'AI Image-to-Video' button in FinalFrame, wait just a few moments, and then you will see your video appear in the media bin! Wait a few moments for it to be smoothed, and then you have the option to either download your media, or place it on the integrated timeline to string together a few clips for export. You also have the option to extend your favorite clips in FinalFrame by pressing the "Extend Video" button on your preferred video result. Once you press this button, you will see an image appear of your video's final frame as an image in your media bin. From this image, you will once more have to press the 'AI Image-to-Video' button to create the next 4 seconds of your clip. You can then add both your first and second clips together on the timeline and export them all together in order to extend your favorite clips! You additionally have the ability to upscale your media utilizing the '4k' button in FinalFrame by dragging and dropping your media, selecting your resolution, and approving the cost of 1 credit. Additionally, you can also 'magic edit' your images for endless customization before creating videos within FinalFrame should you have something you would like changed from the initial prompt! The possibilities are endless!