Kling AI: Mimic camera motion from a reference video

Demo summary
The demo illustrates how to upload a video with specific drone movement and apply that exact camera style to a static image using Kling O1.
Step-by-step
- Select the Video to Video feature in Kling O1
- Upload the reference video containing the desired camera motion
- Upload the static image to be used as the first frame
- Enter a prompt specifying to apply the camera movement from the video to the image
- Generate the video
Tips
- Specify in your prompt that the output should not be a time lapse to maintain the intended motion quality
Highlights
“Still I'm not too amazed by this.”
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