Motion and continuity
Watch the entire clip for changing objects, inconsistent backgrounds and unwanted camera moves. Inspect a few frames around any transition where the subject changes direction.
Artificin selection guide
Practical selection advice. The suggestions below are not hands-on test results.
Watch the entire clip for changing objects, inconsistent backgrounds and unwanted camera moves. Inspect a few frames around any transition where the subject changes direction.
List the parts of the shot that must stay fixed. Check whether you can revise the motion or framing while keeping the subject usable, and record the attempts required.
Confirm duration, aspect ratio, watermark, resolution and audio needs. Divide the credits spent on all attempts by accepted seconds of footage; a low generation price can still produce expensive usable clips.
Use a simple brief: a five-second camera move around a stationary ceramic mug, with no changes to the handle. Compare continuity and revision effort using equal attempt budgets. This suggested exercise has not been run as an Artificin benchmark.
A generated clip may contain only a short usable section. Count all attempts and repairs, then divide by the footage that meets your brief. This makes different clip lengths and failure rates easier to compare.