I reverse-engineered the viral "AI zoom" workflow for any animal and scene.
(and no, they don't all have to be flipping you off)
How to do it đ
Start with the central image that you want the camera to pause on after zooming in.
If you're going to do the middle finger, you might have to generate a normal image + ask 4o to edit it.
You can also use in your own pet! To place them in a cool scene, use Flux Kontext. E.g. I uploaded Finn and asked for him to be on the streets of Tokyo.
Then, take the image to @higgsfield_ai and use the "Earth zoom out" effect.
For prompts: I just describe the animal, the expression, and say it zooms out to be above the earth.
Turn on enhance prompt and it will write a longer one for you, e.g. -
A capybara sits defiantly in the middle of a bustling Tokyo street, his middle finger up. The camera initiates a smooth, dramatic zoom out, pulling away rapidly from the capybara. As it rises, it glides over the lively street filled with pedestrians, and ascends high above the cityscape. The view expands further, soaring through the clouds and atmosphere, culminating in a breathtaking sight of Earth spinning in the cosmos, evoking a sense of wonder and insignificance.
Then you'll get a single video of the Zoom out from the start frame. But what about the first half?
Take it to a video editor and duplicate the clip. Then reverse the first clip.
I use @KapwingApp because it's easy to hit "reverse video" and then upload the audio.
You can take my music from the first clip above w/ @justusecobalt on "audio" mode.
@higgsfield_ai @KapwingApp That's it! Pretty easy.
Here's a clip of baby Finn to close out the thread đ
