Higgsfield: Adjust cinematic settings in Cinema Studio

Demo summary
The user walks through the Cinema Studio interface to adjust camera types (IMAX, Arri Alexa), focal lengths, and aperture for a generated scene.
Step-by-step
- Click on Cinema Studio
- Select a previous generation from your history
- Choose a camera type such as IMAX or Arri Alexa
- Select a lens type
- Adjust the focal length
- Set the aperture
Options
- Switch between IMAX and Arri Alexa camera settings
- Upload your own images to create a consistent AI influencer
Tips
- Use these settings to bring your influencer to life through varied angles, lighting techniques, and movements
Highlights
“This really makes your influencer coming alive from many different settings, angles, lighting techniques, movements, everything.”
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