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Magnific shows four-image workflow for consistent AI visuals

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Magnific (@magnific) says it built a consistent visual set from four base images, in this order: first a space that defines the office and its palette, then a cast built on that office, then a close-up that set the look for later shots.

The prompts for the workflow are included in the post's alt text. The report is a single post from Magnific's X account, and it does not include results beyond the described method.

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    Magnific shows a four-image workflow for consistent AI visuals

    AIMagnific describes building a consistent visual set from four base images: first a space defining the office and its palette, then a cast built on that office, then a close-up that set the look for later shots. The prompts are provided in the post's alt text.

    Shot on Sony Venice 2, Leitz Summilux-C 18mm, Kodak Vision3 500T, modern Apple commercial look. High-angle wide shot from a steel mezzanine railing, no people: an empty design studio in a double-height converted warehouse before sunrise. Clusters of white desks with silver all-in-one computers, desk lamps, plants and colorful objects, light grey chairs, wide walkways. Grey concrete floor with oxblood-red zones, white brick walls, a wall of bold red, black, cobalt and pink graphic posters with no readable text, a central oak table with a paper architectural model, black industrial pendants on long cables, factory windows with blue dawn light. Only a few pendants on, warm pools of light in a cool blue room. Mood: calm, cinematic, the stage before the day begins. Color grade: warm amber practicals, cool blue ambient, saturated red and cobalt accents. Halation, fine grain, photorealistic. no black borders, no strong vignette

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