Neon Glow Fashion Close-Up
Neon Glow Fashion Close-Up
a futuristic Prada ad featuring Marilyn Monroe and James Dean with futuristic pin-up fashion in a garden gazebo at night, futuristic athenian, in a blue light with pink reflections in the background, hyper-detailed 4K --ar 16:9 --style raw --stylize 1000 --v 6
This prompt gets great results in Midjourney v6, specifically! It can vary between close-ups and additionally wider shots of couples in a gazebo. It usually generates about the same amount of close-up shots as it does the wider shots, which is always nice for variety! Lowering the stylize and raw parameters makes the results far more blue and less close-up, so be sure to stick to these exact parameters for the best close-up results! And, be sure to keep your aspect ratio at 16:9, or else you will not get a great output for use within FinalFrame AI for the video generation. This is due to how the models for video are trained on aspect ratios, specifically most are trained on 16:9, they do not respond to portrait mode aspect ratios well.
a futuristic Prada ad featuring Marilyn Monroe and James Dean with futuristic pin-up fashion in a garden gazebo at night, futuristic athenian, in a blue light with pink reflections in the background, hyper-detailed 4K --ar 16:9 --style raw --stylize 1000 --v 6
Once you have your desired image result from Midjourney, head on over to FinalFrame.ai! You do not need to convert your downloaded image to any other file format, you can simply upload it straight to the media bin within FinalFrame and wait for your video to complete upon pressing the 'AI Image-to-Video' button. Super simple! If you'd like to extend your clip, simply press the 'Extend Video' button from your final video (after the smoothing has completed, that is) within FinalFrame. This will extract the final frame of your video as an image into your media bin. Once it's in your media bin (usually quite instant!) you will then once more press the 'AI Image-to-Video' 'button in order to generate the second 4 second output of your clip. Place both clips onto the inline timeline editor, and export the full video from there! You also have the ability to upscale your media as well within FinalFrame, using the 4K button, and then dragging your media to the upscaler. FinalFrame also offers a 'Magic Edit' button on all of your images too, should you want to change any details before creating your videos! Happy creating!
