Pyramid Flow on an A6000 Graphics card | No more runway
Runwayml, Pikalabs and Kling are really amazing if you can run them and if you can afford them.
Everytime I get inspired to test them out I have a limited amount of credits. They say something like 3000 credits but each video costs 50 or 100 credits.
So its not really 3000 times of trying.
When I tried Kling, it just sat on the video generation for hours and I never got my video.
Pyramid Flow is really a pain in the bottom to setup but it works and it is free and you can test out your prompts and learn what is happening without the cost/ stress.
Pyramid flow is really nice and I have to say in particular for me because I have access to an A6000. It took about 2 minutes to get 5 seconds of video.
It can take an image and work from that also, though I dont demonstrate that here.
Check out Pyramid flow here
https://lnkd.in/g75tYApM
Hope you have a nice day
prompt = (
"A mesmerizing stream of glowing green binary code cascading down a dark background, "
"digital rain effect, futuristic and high-tech atmosphere, cinematic style, ultra-detailed, high resolution."
)
A vibrant time-lapse of a rare exotic flower blooming in a mystical garden, petals unfolding under the golden rays of the sunrise, with dewdrops shimmering, captured in ultra-high-definition macro cinematography.
A cosmic scene depicting the birth of a galaxy, with swirling nebulae, exploding supernovae, and the formation of stars and planets, all in a mesmerizing display of colors and cosmic phenomena.
An underwater journey through a coral reef teeming with colorful fish, sea turtles gliding gracefully, and shafts of sunlight piercing through the crystal-clear water, all in cinematic slow motion.
A movie trailer featuring the adventures of the 30 year old space man wearing a red wool knitted motorcycle helmet, blue sky, salt desert, cinematic style, shot on 35mm film, vivid colors