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[greatlifting]

Originally Posted by TheWolfe

Producers generally don't just make clips; people order custom clips for big money and producers make mediocre garbage for them and then sell it on C4S.

Now people can use AI to generate clips at a much lower cost or even for free, clips that (if you can write a prompt) can have the exact girls you want in the exact situations you want with all the details you want, things that would be impossible for producers even if you paid 1000 times as much.

And then the AI doesn't turn around and sell it afterwards.

So what's more important: knowing that a real girl performed a lift or seeing all the details of your fantasy? Either way all you really get is pixels on a screen anyway.

The clips you will see now are the ones commissioned by people who prioritize knowing it's real over getting the details right. I prefer real lifts but I'm pretty deep into AI because it's cheap and I can nail the fine details with a look of very high production values. No producer could match what AI does for me no matter how much I paid them.

My taste is F/F cradles. If that interests you or if you want to see what I've made, I have an Instagram. It's private but I basically approve anyone so request to follow and I'll approve it.

This link takes you right to a clip I made for Halloween that is an example of how producers can't compete with AI in terms of production:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQesI...q5_fYMunSoJM0/

This one that I made for Christmas is simpler but still it would be nearly impossible for a producer without a GIANT budget. I mean....live reindeer? In a large studio? How?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSn_s..._CybpM9XyxaQ0/

And this one was made 100% for free and it started with a single photo of a real lift so yes, a real lift took place in the making of this clip. The real girls' faces have been obscured.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DOiCl...lYHFTlcJcgxw0/

And I have bigger things in the works right now. The technology is improving and so is my ability to use it. Why would I pay hundreds to a producer to see girls with mediocre faces, unsatisfying body types, pale skin and no shortage of tattoos and piercings looking bored or confused while they display poor lifting technique in an ugly fetish video setting when I can make my own clips like those? I really don't care if anyone else likes them because I like them but I share them because some people like them. I do them more because I actually enjoy the process of creating them. It's just an extension of what my mind has been creating for decades but now my eyes get to look at it. It "scratches my itch" in a way that no producer could on my shoestring budget. It does that for far less than what producers charge for even a crappy video.

Sorry for rambling but I think that just makes the point that this is why you won't see many clips from producers anymore. AI isn't as good as reality but reality rarely lives up to fantasy and fantasy is where it all starts. AI can deliver fantasy in a way that reality rarely does.

I agree with what you wrote. The world is heading more and more into a fake identity. fake news, fake pics, fake videos. It's only natural that producers follow this trend. We probably have to get more and more used to the fact that real lift and carry videos are becoming a rarity.

[TheWolfe]

Originally Posted by greatlifting

I agree with what you wrote. The world is heading more and more into a fake identity. fake news, fake pics, fake videos. It's only natural that producers follow this trend. We probably have to get more and more used to the fact that real lift and carry videos are becoming a rarity.

I agree with what you wrote, too. It's not producers though. It's people like us who are using AI because it gives better results than producers for a fraction of the cost.

What producers make isn't exactly real either. It's just pretending for profit. What's truly real is when some girl gets the urge to pick up and carry her friend. That's always been a rarity and always will be. The question, like I said in my first reply, is what's more important: knowing that a real woman lifted a real person or seeing a complete visual representation of your fantasy?

Either way all you get is a video. I think AI is the better route for people with a clear vision of their fantasy. Maybe it's only the people with that clear vision who were ordering the customs. If that's the case, AI will cause the custom market to dry up.

[fredbloggs1969]

I have been looking into a slightly longer scenario-type AI video. As The Wolfe suggests, a bit of a story makes for a better experience.

I have uploaded a "proof of concept" 2 minute video to see how easy it would be to make such a thing.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/z7ej6.../0417.mp4/file

I appreciate that it will not be everyone's "cup of tea". It does lean very heavily into my tights/pantyhose on women fetish as well. (But hey, it is my story, so I do what I want) The story moves a bit "quick", skips important plot points and is never going to win an award, but it shows a "direction" and, as I say, proves that something more complex can be attempted.

As I appreciate I have particular tastes, I thought it might be useful to share my "process" so those interested in a similar scenario can try their own with their particular ingredients.

1) I create the characters. I use Flow for all this work. I created both the women and the kitchen where the main action takes place. Flow is free for image creation. Example below.
https://www.mediafire.com/view/aqt71...61244.png/file

2) I "storyboard" the scenario. (This video was based on the first story I put on the old Yahoo groups 25 years ago, using Poser to create the characters). I use flow to create static images. Like the link below. You can add the characters and the background as "ingredients" to get the image.

https://www.mediafire.com/view/68888...%2529.png/file

The good thing about flow is that you can ask it to change the picture. This is very useful when trying to animate a lift, as you can get a carried image and one where the liftee is not lifted. Work backwards. Get the carry first, then ask Flow to show the liftee being put down.

3) I then use Kling AI to create the video. This is where it starts to cost you. Using Kling Video 3.0 is great, as it gives multiple angles, and despite the speech being a little robotic at times, it is fair. For the lifts, I use the before and after I have created in Flow. Sometimes I will extract the end frame from one video to start the next. I let Kling decide the angles and cameras in many cases, with only basic direction from me. I find that the more complex instructions give "variable" results. You may not get the right result, and a costly reshoot is sometimes required. The video cost me around $30 to "shoot"

4) I then put the completed shots together in the free version of Capcut. Cost prohibited me from doing complex scenes showing the 2 women moving from one lift to another, so I cheated and used transitions in Capcut. It is only a trial scenario for me, and I do not charge anyone for downloading, etc. (This will not be on my DeviantArt page). Maybe I will add more detail later.

[KongDer]

Heya boys and girls
I'm a member for some years now.
Never posted anything, just lurked around and never contributed to any post. Never had the opportunity or time. Life was a little hard for the last years.
Anyway times changed for the better.
So let me introduce myself

I'm from Germany and a big fan of lift and carry and muscular girls. My biggest fetish is seeing muscle girls lifting a skinny guy.
I first started with poser for my first works. After a while Daz Studio was invented and I did a ton of rendered pics. But as time flies, so does the processing power of my old computer, so I found ai...
The ai madness didn't pass me (like we say in Germany). I tried like 5 different ai Programms for making short videos. Vidu.ai was the one I got stuck at. I could create Like 8 to 10 sec videos. I will try to post 1 or 2 videos per week. I'm still experimenting, but I hope you like it.

Anime style armpit lift:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/ijrzx...50711.mp4/file

[TheWolfe]

Originally Posted by KongDer

Heya boys and girls
I'm a member for some years now.
Never posted anything, just lurked around and never contributed to any post. Never had the opportunity or time. Life was a little hard for the last years.
Anyway times changed for the better.
So let me introduce myself

I'm from Germany and a big fan of lift and carry and muscular girls. My biggest fetish is seeing muscle girls lifting a skinny guy.
I first started with poser for my first works. After a while Daz Studio was invented and I did a ton of rendered pics. But as time flies, so does the processing power of my old computer, so I found ai...
The ai madness didn't pass me (like we say in Germany). I tried like 5 different ai Programms for making short videos. Vidu.ai was the one I got stuck at. I could create Like 8 to 10 sec videos. I will try to post 1 or 2 videos per week. I'm still experimenting, but I hope you like it.

Anime style armpit lift:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/ijrzx...50711.mp4/file

Oh, sort of an anime style. I wasn't expecting that. F/M isn't my thing and neither is anime but you certainly created a nice clip there. Keep up the good work!

I use mostly Kling but Vidu is my number two. I've also used Seedance a bit.

[KongDer]

Thank you very much, I'll try my best

Here is another one. Overhead and walking.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/xlez2...86089.mp4/file

[fredbloggs1969]

Like Mr Wolfe, I am a F/F devotee, so whilst not necessarily my "cup of tea", It is a nice job. I have tried a few cartoons/Anime etc (Just to break the boredom). I find they do not animate as well, often a little "jerky".

This is the beauty of AI tools. You create what you want. We can all learn from each other, using ideas and other resources to help us create our own work.

Keep going. It is good to see other people's work.

[TheWolfe]

Originally Posted by fredbloggs1969

I have been looking into a slightly longer scenario-type AI video. As The Wolfe suggests, a bit of a story makes for a better experience.

I have uploaded a "proof of concept" 2 minute video to see how easy it would be to make such a thing.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/z7ej6.../0417.mp4/file

I appreciate that it will not be everyone's "cup of tea". It does lean very heavily into my tights/pantyhose on women fetish as well. (But hey, it is my story, so I do what I want) The story moves a bit "quick", skips important plot points and is never going to win an award, but it shows a "direction" and, as I say, proves that something more complex can be attempted.

As I appreciate I have particular tastes, I thought it might be useful to share my "process" so those interested in a similar scenario can try their own with their particular ingredients.

1) I create the characters. I use Flow for all this work. I created both the women and the kitchen where the main action takes place. Flow is free for image creation. Example below.
https://www.mediafire.com/view/aqt71...61244.png/file

2) I "storyboard" the scenario. (This video was based on the first story I put on the old Yahoo groups 25 years ago, using Poser to create the characters). I use flow to create static images. Like the link below. You can add the characters and the background as "ingredients" to get the image.

https://www.mediafire.com/view/68888...%2529.png/file

The good thing about flow is that you can ask it to change the picture. This is very useful when trying to animate a lift, as you can get a carried image and one where the liftee is not lifted. Work backwards. Get the carry first, then ask Flow to show the liftee being put down.

3) I then use Kling AI to create the video. This is where it starts to cost you. Using Kling Video 3.0 is great, as it gives multiple angles, and despite the speech being a little robotic at times, it is fair. For the lifts, I use the before and after I have created in Flow. Sometimes I will extract the end frame from one video to start the next. I let Kling decide the angles and cameras in many cases, with only basic direction from me. I find that the more complex instructions give "variable" results. You may not get the right result, and a costly reshoot is sometimes required. The video cost me around $30 to "shoot"

4) I then put the completed shots together in the free version of Capcut. Cost prohibited me from doing complex scenes showing the 2 women moving from one lift to another, so I cheated and used transitions in Capcut. It is only a trial scenario for me, and I do not charge anyone for downloading, etc. (This will not be on my DeviantArt page). Maybe I will add more detail later.

That was really good!

The process you described is very similar to what I've been doing for a while but I set up the camera angles myself. I have a vision!

That's part of the reason why I have my four characters. I can keep them consistent in the videos.

I have a video almost done that is about three minutes long. It's fairly elaborate. Keep an eye out for it.