Flux 3 impresses with split-screen video generations in a synced one-shot scene
charis_ai · x · 2026-07-29
A user says Flux 3 is producing impressive split-screen video generations, with a prompt asking for two synchronized vertical halves showing the same event in a single continuous take.
The example scene is a calm lake at dusk with an old fisherman pulling a rope from the water, and the post is reacting to the model’s ability to keep both camera views frame-synchronized.
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