Flux 3 Generates Incredibly Realistic Split-Screen Video with Perfect Multi-Angle Sync
umesh_ai · x · 2026-08-01
A user tested the Flux 3 model to generate a split-screen video, prompting it to show a cat jumping from two different camera angles: a static overhead wide shot and a dramatic worm's-eye floor view.
The output is highly realistic and easily passes for real footage. More importantly, the action across both camera angles is perfectly synchronized, highlighting a massive leap in spatial consistency and multi-view capabilities for AI video models.
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