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Higgsfield outlines a workflow for Cinema Studio 4.0 AI video production

Higgsfield detailed how to use Cinema Studio 4.0 to set up AI video details before generation and fix clips afterward.

Higgsfield outlines a workflow for Cinema Studio 4.0 AI video production — image from Higgsfield
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Summary

Higgsfield explained how to use its AI creative suite to make generated video look like real footage. The process involves setting cameras, lenses, and lighting before generation, and fixing finished clips using tools like Relight.

What changed

  • Users set the camera, lens, light, and color in Cinema Studio 4.0 before generating a video.
  • Finished clips can be adjusted with Relight, Edit Color Palette, or Edit video tools.
  • A 5-second clip at 1080p costs 80 credits, which is about $3.92 on the Plus plan.

Availability

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“In Higgsfield, an AI-native creative suite, you do this in Cinema Studio 4.0 : set the camera, lens, light and color before you generate, then fix the finished clip with Relight, Edit Color Palette or Edit video.”

Pricing

PlanPrice, as statedChecked
Plus plan rate$49 for 1,000 credits“A 5-second clip at 1080p costs 80 credits, ≈$3.92 at the Plus plan rate ($49 for 1,000 credits).” source

Prices as stated by the company; we don’t convert or estimate.

Founder takeaway

Test the pre-generation settings in Cinema Studio 4.0 to improve your AI video output quality.

Source

HiggsfieldHow to Make AI Video Look Like It Was Actually Filmed

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