Full prompt released: reproducing Flux 3's synced dual-camera split-screen rendering
umesh_ai · x · 2026-09-23
Umesh published the full prompt behind his Flux 3 split-rendering test: the frame is split vertically, with the left half showing a static overhead wide view of the room (couch, coffee table, bookshelves) and the right half a low eye-level side camera, both depicting the same synchronized action of a cat leaping off a shelf, flipping mid-air, and landing on the coffee table.
The prompt explicitly requires precise synchronization and consistent details, and can be copied directly to test multi-angle coherence across image/video models.
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