Higgsfield: Applying camera orbit movement to AI video

Demo summary
The user demonstrates setting up a video generation with an 'orbit around' camera movement applied to a previously generated image of Christmas trees.
Step-by-step
- Go to the Video section
- Select a previously generated image
- Enter a text prompt describing the desired action
- Toggle Slow Mode off
- Set the duration to 10 seconds
- Select Orbit Around from the movement options
- Click Generate
Options
- Toggle Slow Mode on or off
- Adjust video duration
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