[Parseq example] Movement: 3D rotation around a subject

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20230531152316_FILM_x3.mp4

Combine rotation around the y axis and translation along the x axis to create the effect of rotating around a subject.

Note that, depending on how the model interprets the progressive warping of the image, you might get additional unwanted movement. For example, here you can see a "zoom out" at the end, which is not part of our movement parameters – rather, the diffusion process has interpreted the input of prior frame in such a way that each successive generated image takes a longer view of the subject. This kind of of unwanted movement can be countered with opposite deliberate movement. For example, here we could add a positive translation on the z axis over the last frames.

Also note that your results will be highly dependent on the Depth Algorithm that you choose. This example uses Leres.

• 🚀 Parseq direct link
• ⬇️ Parsec doc
• 📃 Deforum settings
• ℹ️ Post processing notes: x3 FILM (20fps to 60fps)

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Relatedly, here is a comparison of the depth algorithms: https://youtu.be/XFaUAnwIiGU