Flux 3 aces split-screen rendering, keeping two camera angles mostly in sync
umesh_ai · x · 2026-09-23
Umesh shared a hands-on test of Flux 3 on 'split rendering': a single prompt asking the model to render the same action from two camera angles (a static overhead wide view plus a low eye-level side view) side by side, with details staying largely synchronized across both halves.
He concludes Flux 3 clearly beats other models at this task, and published the full prompt for others to reproduce. Multi-angle consistency is a classic stress test for image models' spatial coherence, making this result notable.
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