Dreamina Canvas adds Extract Motion: copy the camera move, not the shot
Div_pradeep · x · 2026-10-07
A creator shares a new approach to "copying" a movie shot with AI: don't copy the shot itself — copy what the camera is doing. The newly shipped Extract Motion feature in Dreamina Canvas extracts the motion and spatial depth from a reference shot, letting you replace the actual content with your own while keeping the camera work.
The post also promotes a $1.5 one-month Dreamina Basic deal (up to 90% off, until Oct 9). Note this is a sponsored post (#DreaminaPartner), but the underlying technique is a useful reference for AI video creators.
Related event: ByteDance's Dreamina 2.0 Goes Canvas-First with Extract Motion(2 posts)→
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