# Bad Influence story: Luma AI says Synthesia cannot handle cinematic and post-production video work

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-08 00:00. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/47ff3349-52d8-4b53-9692-b561c053025b

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Latest update (11-08 00:00): Luma AI says Synthesia cannot handle cinematic, post-production, and precision-editing work

Overview: Luma AI says Synthesia, an avatar platform for generating digital presenters reading scripts, cannot produce cinematic scenes with camera motion or lighting control. In a first-party post, Luma also says Synthesia cannot export HDR or EXR files for post-production and requires full regeneration for targeted edits. Luma says its Ray 3.2 model offers native HDR and 16-bit EXR export. These are Luma's claims about a competitor's product; the report does not include independent testing or a response from Synthesia.

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1. 11-08 00:00 · Luma AI News (from the company) · [Luma AI says Synthesia cannot handle cinematic, post-production, and precision-editing work](https://badinfluence.news/items/tgw0c5dxjc3feh2aryq1y4yi8)
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