Higgsfield: Character consistency with reference photos

Demo summary
The demo shows how to upload a reference photo in Kling 3.0 to maintain a character's facial consistency when they turn toward the camera from a back-view start frame.
Step-by-step
- Upload a start frame image where the character's face is not visible
- Upload a reference photo of the character's face to the reference field
- Enter a prompt describing the character turning around to face the camera
- Generate the video
Tips
- Use a reference photo to prevent the AI from hallucinating a different face when the character turns around
- Use this method to avoid face morphing when the face is not visible in the initial start frame
Highlights
“This is a game changer.”
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