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fredbloggs1969 · Today, 17:23

There are always little bits which don't quite work, and I do not have a bottomless bank account. I am a little lazier than you and more passive with the editing. This does bump the cost up a little, but if I give the AI a bit of scope, I get an occasional diamond.

It might be a few weeks before another lengthy video gets done. I need to work on transitions a bit more. Capcut is a bit limited in the free version, and I don't really want to pay for the full version. I need to look at more AI tools, rather than sticking to just Flow and Kling.

I do really enjoy using the AI, it gets me close to what I have in my mind and a lot closer than any video I have ever seen. Always look forward to seeing new stuff, even f/m. It gives me ideas or new ways of doing stuff that I can apply to my own work

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fredbloggs1969 VIP Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Southwest UK Posts: 167 : 0 For This Post 341 Total	There are always little bits which don't quite work, and I do not have a bottomless bank account. I am a little lazier than you and more passive with the editing. This does bump the cost up a little, but if I give the AI a bit of scope, I get an occasional diamond. It might be a few weeks before another lengthy video gets done. I need to work on transitions a bit more. Capcut is a bit limited in the free version, and I don't really want to pay for the full version. I need to look at more AI tools, rather than sticking to just Flow and Kling. I do really enjoy using the AI, it gets me close to what I have in my mind and a lot closer than any video I have ever seen. Always look forward to seeing new stuff, even f/m. It gives me ideas or new ways of doing stuff that I can apply to my own work