Configure cinema camera and lens settings in Higgsfield

Demo summary
The demo shows the Cinema Studio interface where users select specific cinema camera bodies, lenses, and focal lengths to set the visual character of an image.
Step-by-step
- Navigate to Cinema Studio
- Select either the Image or Video tab
- Upload image references if desired
- Set the resolution to 4K
- Select a cinema camera body from the available options
- Choose a lens and focal length to define the visual character
Options
- Switch between Image and Video generation modes
- Choose from a variety of cinema camera bodies
- Select different lenses ranging from wide to macro
Tips
- Stick to 4K resolution for high-quality results
- Experiment with different camera and lens combinations to achieve unique looks and perspectives
Highlights
“it's super streamlined and just really easy to switch between them”
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